President Donald Trump, in his second term, is no longer mincing words.
Trump said Israel and Iran “don’t know what the f— they’re doing” after each country accused the other of violating a ceasefire.
“Do you understand that?” he raged before storming off to his helicopter.
Roger Clemens, a Cy Young-winning pitcher, is 100 percent behind President Donald Trump for laying down the law on both Israel and Iran for their actions following the original ceasefire.
In response to a video clip of Trump’s comments on X, retired New York Yankees icon Roger Clemens said simply, “Legend.”
Legend https://t.co/0jYUDLlyd2
— Roger Clemens (@rogerclemens) June 24, 2025
Both Iran and Israel have acknowledged the shaky ceasefire, and no details have emerged about the terms of the deal or what concessions either side may have made.
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The ceasefire came about two days after the United States shocked everyone by inserting itself into Israel’s war with Iran by striking three sites aimed at destroying Iran’s nuclear capabilities, which Trump said were “completely and fully obliterated.”
Roger Clemens Has Long Been A Supporter of Donald Trump
There was a time in which the President of the United States represented decorum in everything they said or did. Those days are over.
Roger Clemens absolutely loves it, which was displayed when he called him a “Legend” after he dropped an F-Bomb.
The former New York Yankees and Houston Astros pitcher has long been a fan of Trump.
Clemens was quick to express his opinions on social media following Donald Trump’s victory in the presidential election.
“Whoever said ‘I’m leaving America if Trump wins’… don’t let the door hit you in the ass on the way out,” he said last year.
Clemens, a seven-time Cy Young award winner, pitched for the Astros from 2004 to 2006. He still lives in Houston and is a University of Texas alum.
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