Donald Trump 's Speech: Understanding the U.S. Explicit and Implicit Agendas on Iran and the Muslim World

The U nited States' war on terror effort, which began after the
devastating assaults on the World Trade Center (WTC) and the
Pent agon on September 11, 2001, has lasted until now. Even under
Trump's presidency, U.S. foreign policy toward the Muslim world,
particu larly in the Middle East, has had little impact on global
political stability. The latest tensions between the U.S. and Ira n
have proved that the "war" is still ongoing. This study aimed to
analyze Donald Trump 's speech concerning all of his statements
referred to Iran's nuclear weapons and the related issues in the
Islamic world. It also sought to investigate Donald Trump's
explicit/stated and implicit/unstated agenda on Iran and the Islamic
world. This research engaged with Qualitative Case Study as its
framework and NVIVO Pro 12 application ( Computer -Assisted
Analysis) for its linguistic inquiry. As long as the United States '
foreign policy toward the Muslim world stays intact, Iran will not
be allowed to develop nuclear weapons, and neither will all Islamic
countries. The term "terrorist" was a great strategy for reason to
interfere in a country to carry out its main agenda.