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Colombia’s president muses about getting ‘rid of’ Trump in menacing interview as drug feud intensifies Headline from New York Post, on the newest of 2 developments
Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro mused about getting "rid of" President Trump in a shocking interview -- as a bitter feud over Trump's crackdown on drugs intensifies.
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Oct 20, 2025
Trump doubles down on Colombia crackdown, calls Petro ‘lunatic,’ vows to end all US payments over drugs
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Colombia’s president muses about getting ‘rid of’ Trump in menacing interview as drug feud intensifies
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Fox News
Trump doubles down on Colombia crackdown, calls Petro ‘lunatic,’ vows to end all US payments over drugs ↗ (opens Fox News) Published Oct 19, 2025
Fox News's feed description President Donald Trump calls Colombian President Gustavo Petro a 'lunatic' and vows to end all U.S. payments over drug production concerns.
Breitbart News
'Rude And Ignorant': Colombia's Gustavo Petro Rants After Trump Calls Him a Drug Dealer ↗ (opens Breitbart News) Published Oct 19, 2025
Breitbart News's feed description Far-left President of Colombia Gustavo Petro accused President Donald Trump of being "rude and ignorant" to Colombia.
NewsBusters
BREAKING: Colombia’s President Petro Threatens To ‘Get Rid of Trump’ ↗ (opens NewsBusters) Published Oct 20, 2025
Same headline from 1 more outlet NewsBusters's feed description President Gustavo Petro of Colombia closed out his lengthy Univision interview with what could most reasonably be interpreted as a not-so-veiled threat against President Donald Trump. Challenged to negotiate with Trump, Petro said that Humanity’s solution was to “get rid” of him if he doesn’t change…
New York Post
Colombia’s president muses about getting ‘rid of’ Trump in menacing interview as drug feud intensifies ↗ (opens New York Post) Published Oct 20, 2025
New York Post's feed description Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro mused about getting "rid of" President Trump in a shocking interview -- as a bitter feud over Trump's crackdown on drugs intensifies.
Independent Journal Review
Colombian President Gustavo Petro Casually Threatens To ‘Get Rid Of Trump’ ↗ (opens Independent Journal Review) Published Oct 20, 2025
Independent Journal Review's feed description Colombian President Gustavo Petro casually suggested on Monday that it is time to “get rid” of President Donald Trump. In
Washington Examiner
Latino GOP condemns Petro's threats to 'overthrow' Trump ↗ (opens Washington Examiner) Published Oct 20, 2025
Washington Examiner's feed description Colombian President Gustavo Petro received the ire of Latino representatives for suggesting that Donald Trump should be removed from office.
The Daily Caller
Foreign Leader Casually Threatens To ‘Get Rid Of Trump’ ↗ (opens The Daily Caller) Published Oct 20, 2025
The Daily Caller's feed description Colombian President Gustavo Petro casually suggested on Monday that it is time to “get rid” of President Donald Trump.
RedState
Colombia's President Says He Must 'Get Rid' of Trump ↗ (opens RedState) Published Oct 20, 2025
RedState's feed description Colombian President Gustavo Petro threatens Trump, calling for change or to
Blaze Media
Colombian president calls for Trump's removal ↗ (opens Blaze Media) Published Oct 20, 2025
Blaze Media's feed description President Gustavo Petro expresses hope that Trump would be removed from office amid increased tension with the US.
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