'Not what MAGA signed up for': Right-wing host flips out over Trump's 'sacrilegious' wars

Pro-MAGA host David Brody suggested President Donald Trump had turned his back on his followers by flirting with wars in Venezuela, Iran, and Greenland.

After Trump hinted that he would "make Iran great again" on Wednesday, Brody lashed out at the president on Real America's Voice.

"Well, I mean, we obviously heard that all throughout the campaign, make Iran great again. Oh, I'm sorry, my bad. No, we didn't!" he exclaimed. "Make Iran great again? Okay. So there's that. Clearly, he's the acting president of Venezuela at this point. I mean, so we've got to make Venezuela great again. But that doesn't sound very good. MAGA sounds better than MVGA, whatever that is. So there's that."

"Really? And then what is it going to be the Chancellor of Greenland next?"

Brody noted that Trump was the chairman of the Gaza Board of Peace and put his name on a building to create the Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace in Washington.

"Guys, it's what I've been saying all along, which is he's falling in love with being the peace president, the world peace president," the host explained. "Guys, I'm sorry, that's not what MAGA signed up for. I'm just being straight up about it."

"What I'm talking about is that there is a sacrilegious element here to saying MIGA, to say, make Iran great again," he added. "That is a sacred term. It's a term that is important to MAGA."

"And if you're going to start diluting it with make Iran great again and make Venezuela great again and make Greenland great again. That's the problem I have."