Brusowitz Accuses Coordinated Foreign Influence Behind Pro-War Campaign Against Trump-Vance

What was said

"I believe that there definitely is a coordinated effort for— to put pressure on the president and the administration to continue the conflict in Iran. Uh, and I believe that there is potentially even foreign influence involved, uh, and, and, you know, not just from one country. So I think it's definitely a coordinated effort. You're seeing a lot of these voices, they kind of move as a pocket. They talk about a lot of the similar issues. Uh, they, they oftentimes do similar paid media campaigns around other related topics. Uh, and there's also, uh, evidence of millions and millions and millions of dollars flowing to certain right-wing influencer marketing companies, uh, from countries who might benefit from a prolonged conflict."

Trump's social media strategist alleged that coordinated foreign influence operations, involving multiple countries and millions of dollars flowing to right-wing influencer marketing firms, are pressuring the administration to continue the Iran conflict. Brusowitz cited synchronized attacks on Trump and Vance following the MOU announcement, despite polling showing 67% of Americans support the Iran deal, as evidence that social media sentiment is being artificially manipulated by paid actors with foreign ties.