For four years under Joe Biden, critics argued that the United States projected uncertainty abroad—sending signals to allies and adversaries alike that Washington was hesitant to act decisively. Now, according to supporters of Donald Trump, that posture is rapidly changing.
In a radio interview Wednesday morning with Fox News host Brian Kilmeade, Trump delivered a blunt message aimed directly at the global shipping industry—particularly the tanker captains currently waiting outside the critical maritime chokepoint known as the Strait of Hormuz.
His message was unmistakable: move forward.
Trump Sends Direct Message to Tanker Captains
Kilmeade began the interview by asking Trump how his administration intends to bring down soaring energy prices that have climbed above $100 per barrel amid instability in the Middle East.
Instead of launching into a lengthy explanation about regulatory policy or diplomatic negotiations, Trump responded with a direct instruction to the people operating the tankers currently holding position outside the strait.
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