Marc Caputo

President Trump claims he stopped Iran from developing nuclear weapons, asserting they would have used them against Israel within weeks. He criticized the Obama-era JCPOA agreement as a path to nuclear capability for Iran. The article questions Trump's assertions, noting Israel's own nuclear arsenal likely deters Iranian aggression.

President Trump told Axios there are 'no limits' to his power after the Iran war and stated Israel follows his instructions. He made these remarks during an interview with Marc Caputo following the G7 summit.

President Trump compared a potential Cuba intervention to the Venezuela operation, suggesting it could be easier than resolving the Iran conflict due to proximity and military differences. He noted Venezuela's oil resources versus Cuba's lack of them and mentioned Cuba's recent acquisition of military drones as a potential threat.

President Trump discussed averting a global depression through a deal ending the Iran war, potential actions in Cuba similar to Venezuela, Israel's survival due to his termination of the Obama-era Iran deal, and concerns about Anthropic's AI posing a national security risk. He also asserted there are 'no limits' to his post-war power.

President Trump stated there are 'no limits' to his power during an interview with Axios's Marc Caputo, responding to questions about lessons learned from the Iran war. He denied having learned there are bounds to his authority during the Middle East conflict.

President Trump denied acknowledging limits to his power after an Iran war, claiming he negotiated a deal to prevent a global economic depression. He asserted that the conflict demonstrated U.S. military strength, including a naval blockade, and argued the resulting memorandum of understanding (MOU) amounted to 'unconditional surrender.'

President Trump confirmed he referred to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as 'f***ing crazy' during a phone call, as first reported by Axios. The details were revealed by Axios White House reporter Marc Caputo on 'The Takeout'.

Cuba has acquired over 300 military drones and is discussing their potential use against the US, including the Guantanamo Bay detention center. The drones could also be used to attack parts of the US mainland. Axios reported on the development, with correspondent Marc Caputo providing insight.

Cuba is disputing a report about potential threats to the U.S. following the acquisition of around 300 attack drones. The report was published by Axios and discussed on CBS News. The report's validity is being questioned by Cuba.

The Trump administration is easing economic sanctions on Venezuela, according to Axios. Marc Caputo, Axios' White House correspondent, discussed the development on CBS News.