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Debt Relief.com we have a very busy morning of news to be covered. From Donald Trump backing down on strikes on Iranian power plants, likely in an effort to potentially manipulate the American stock market, to a serious crash at LaGuardia's airport in New York that has canceled hundreds of flights until 2pm Eastern time today, has left two pilots dead and dozens others injured. Two ICE agents being deployed at 13 airports across the country today and well, if you want to know why they're doing it, one Republican member of Congress says it's just to frustrate the Democrats. There is a lot of news to break down right now and I have it all for you, so make sure to like, comment, share and subscribe. The more you like, the more people see and subscribe to my substack. Click the link below to support my work as I bring you the news in real time. This morning, the President of the United States put out this truth social post in all caps, saying that he is pleased to report that the United States of America and Iran have had over the last two days very good and productive conversations regarding a complete and total resolution of our hostilities in the Middle East. Based on the tenor and tone of these in depth, detailed and constructive conversations, which that's just spelled incorrectly, will continue throughout the week. I've instructed the Department of War to postpone any and all military strikes against Iranian power plants and all military strikes against energy infrastructure for a five day period, subject to the success of the ongoing meetings and discussions. That's what the President of the United States put out this morning. Within the past hour or so, pretty quickly thereafter, Iranian state media said that there had been no direct contact with Donald Trump, not even through intermediaries. Trump retreated after hearing that our targets would be all power plants In West Asia, if you recall, Donald Trump put out the original threat ultimatum over the weekend to Iran. And that 48 hour ultimatum would have run tonight around 7:44pm Eastern time, would be the exact 48 hour cutoff. Trump's ultimatum to Iran on Saturday night was either reopen the Strait of Hormuz in full or I'm gonna go and bomb your power plants and your energy infrastructure. It's notable that the President of the United States issued that threat hours more than a day actually after the stock market closed. The stock market in the United States, oil prices, all of that, it doesn't move on the weekends, right? On Saturday, the stock market is closed. And so he issues this threat when the stock market is closed and then before the stock market opens on Monday morning. This morning he retreated from that threat. And a lot of folks right now are saying this is classic market manipulation. Because at 7:04am Donald Trump said that the United States and Iran have had productive discussions to end the war. Within six minutes, the S&P 500 surged, adding $2 trillion in market cap. 27 minutes later, Iran completely denied all of Trump's claims. And well, by 8am, less than an hour after Donald Trump's initial tweet, The S&P 500 erased $1 trillion in market cap. A $3 trillion trillion dollar swing in market cap in just 56 minutes. Just in the S P 500. This is a better graph to kind of point it out. The S P 500 was low, right? 704Trump tweets or puts out the truth social, saying that the United States and Iran have had productive talks. It surges, surges, adds $2 trillion in market cap, goes up 240 points within minutes. Then it stays relatively stable. Iran denies Trump's statements. It falls about half of what it gained. 120 points erased a trillion dollars in market cap, just like that. And we're seeing that happen repeatedly with the President's announcements. And it's not just on Iran. It also happened regarding his tariffs. It happened regarding a whole number of economic policies that he announces, whether right after the markets close or right before markets close, to shift the way the market reacting. Because anything Donald Trump says, remember, will shift the market. He is the President of the United States. His words matter when it comes to the economy. And with just one statement, he could add trillions of dollars in market cap or erase trillions of dollars in market cap, just like that. And there is really no one else in the world who has this type of power other than President Donald Trump, because he's the President of the United States of America. And so that has been a crazy back and forth morning, but right now, at least he's giving five more days for these quote, unquote negotiations that may or may not be happening. If I had to guess, because last night we Learned that about 4,500 Marines that are meant to conduct landings on land have been sent to the Middle east for the preparation of the battle for the Strait of Hormuz. If I had to guess, the Marines may need a few more days of time to prepare for that battle. And that is why he's giving this five day extension of sorts. Now it comes as there was a devastating plane crash last night at LaGuardia's international airport, one of the United States major transportation hubs there. A regional air jet collided with a Port Authority truck. Two pilots on the jet have died. Dozens others were injured with many seriously injured. I'm going to show you the moment that the two collided. This is, you're going to hear air traffic control towers right now.
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One accompanying LaGuardia Tower requesting to cross 4 at Delta Truck 1. Company cross for Delta Truck 1 and company crossing for at Delta Frontier 4195 to stop there please. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Truck 1. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop truck 1. Stop. Stop truck 1. Stop. Del 2603, go around Runway heading 2000. Just 646. Just 646. I see you collide with the vehicle. Agent's hold position. I know you can't move vehicles, they're responding to you now.
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Is the Runway closed?
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Delta 2603, go around Runway heading 2000. Runway heading 2000. Go around Delta 2603. Truck through two. Runway four is closed, correct? Yes. Go on to Runway four. Now proceed on Runway four. You have access Frontier 4195. I got the word that we're going to be close for a little while. If you want prepare to return to the ramp, let me know. Yeah, we got stuff in progress for that man. That wasn't good to watch. Yeah, I know. I was here. I tried to reach out to my stuff and we were dealing with an emergency earlier and I messed up. No, man, you did the best you could.
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Very, very scary. Very, very scary. And as you can hear at the end, the air traffic controller goes, I messed up. Yeah. Today at 13 airports across the country, ICE agents will be deployed here at the airports. Chicago, O', Hare, Cleveland, Hopkins, Hartsfield, Jackson, Atlanta, William Hobby airport in Houston, JFK, New York, LaGuardia in New York, where flights are still canceled until 2pm New Orleans International Airport the San Juan Puerto Rico Airport Newark, where there's currently a ground stop going on as well Philadelphia's Airport Phoenix Sky Harbor Pittsburgh International Airport Southwest Florida International Airport if you want to know why they're deploying these ice agents, here's what James Comer had to say.
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It's terrible what's happening. I'm glad the President's put ice in there for for for a multitude of reasons that'll drive the Democrats crazy. But at the end of the day, somebody's got to step up and ensure
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Host: Aaron Parnas
Episode: Breaking: Trump Caves on Bombing Iran to Manipulate the Stock Market as Americans Turned on Him
Date: March 23, 2026
In this urgent episode, Aaron Parnas covers a dramatic morning of breaking national stories centered on President Donald Trump's abrupt reversal on military threats against Iran—timed, according to many, to intentionally manipulate the stock market. The episode blends investigation, real-time market analysis, and live reporting on major incidents, including a tragic plane crash at LaGuardia Airport and the deployment of ICE agents at multiple airports. Throughout, Parnas applies a sharp legal-political lens, emphasizing the raw consequences of presidential power for markets and public safety.
Trump’s Ultimatum:
Over the weekend, Trump issued a high-stakes threat to bomb Iranian energy infrastructure if the Strait of Hormuz wasn’t reopened, mentioning a 48-hour deadline expiring at 7:44 pm ET on Monday.
Quote:
"Trump's ultimatum to Iran on Saturday night was either reopen the Strait of Hormuz in full or I'm gonna go and bomb your power plants and your energy infrastructure." (Aaron, 02:34)
Timing & Market Impact:
Aaron notes the threat was issued when markets were closed (Saturday), then Trump announced a five-day delay in strikes (“productive talks”) at 7:04 am on Monday—minutes before markets opened.
“At 7:04am Donald Trump said that the United States and Iran have had productive discussions to end the war. Within six minutes, the S&P 500 surged, adding $2 trillion in market cap. 27 minutes later, Iran completely denied all of Trump's claims. And well, by 8am...the S&P 500 erased $1 trillion in market cap. A $3 trillion swing in market cap in just 56 minutes.” (Aaron, 03:50)
Alleged Market Manipulation:
Aaron points out a pattern—Trump making market-moving statements outside trading hours, then reversing before or after market open, affecting national and global capital flows.
"We’re seeing that happen repeatedly with the President’s announcements. And it’s not just on Iran...it happened regarding his tariffs...anything Donald Trump says, remember, will shift the market. He is the President of the United States. His words matter when it comes to the economy." (Aaron, 04:44)
Speculation on Military Delay:
Aaron suggests practical military needs, not diplomacy, might be fueling the delay, citing last-minute rapid deployments of Marines to the Middle East.
Quote:
“If I had to guess, the Marines may need a few more days...for that battle. And that is why he’s giving this five day extension.” (Aaron, 06:09)
Incident Recap:
Aaron shifts to breaking news: a deadly crash between a regional jet and a Port Authority truck at LaGuardia Airport.
“Very, very scary. And as you can hear at the end, the air traffic controller goes, I messed up.” (Aaron, 07:47)
Impact:
“I’m glad the President’s put ICE in there for a multitude of reasons—that’ll drive the Democrats crazy. But at the end of the day, somebody’s got to step up...” (James Comer, 08:29)
On Presidential Power & Market Volatility:
"There is really no one else in the world who has this type of power other than President Donald Trump, because he’s the President of the United States of America...with just one statement, he could add trillions of dollars in market cap or erase trillions of dollars in market cap, just like that.” (Aaron, 05:15)
On The ICE Deployment's Political Motivation:
"I'll have more updates for you very soon. As always, make sure to like, comment, share and subscribe..." (Aaron, 08:42)
This episode encapsulates the urgency and unpredictability dominating American public life—where White House posts, not policy, can move trillions, and political spectacle bleeds into crisis at home and abroad.