What the image shows
A photograph of a New York Post "letters" page (letters@nypost.com section) with the headline "Pushback and Pr[aise] For Trump's Iran A[ttack]" (text cut off at the right edge of the photo). It includes a boxed "THE ISSUE" summary blurb (also cut off) describing a US strike on Iran that killed the Supreme Leader Ayatollah. Below is a grayscale photo of Donald Trump with a stern expression, captioned "President Trump." A letter from Marc Kasowitz of Manhattan praises Trump as "the greatest foreign-policy president in American history," citing a March 1 article "Fury unleashed on the Ayatollah," and contrasts him favorably with past presidents (naming Barack Obama as having "facilitated Iran"), comparing Trump to Winston Churchill as "saving the United States and Western civilization from murderous madmen." A second, partially visible letter beneath begins "I join our country in praying for the families of the three service members killed in action..."
Text in image: letters@nypost.c[om] Pushback and Pr[aise] For Trump's Iran A[ttack] THE ISSUE: The United States [struck] Iran, killing Supreme Leader Aya[tollah...] •President Trump will be remembered as the great- est foreign-policy presi- dent in American history ("Fury unleashed on the Ayatollah," March 1). Where previous presi- dents have stood by — or in the case of Barack Ob- ama, facilitated Iran — while it financed terror worldwide and worked to develop a nuclear bomb, Trump has identi- fied and eradicated the existential threat. Like Winston Church- ill, Trump is saving the United States and West- ern civilization from murderous madmen. Marc Kasowitz Manhattan President Trump •I join our country in praying for the families of the three service members killed in action [...]
Described automatically. The words above are a machine's reading of the picture, not Trump's.