‘Give this man the Nobel Peace Prize': Trump brokers another historic peace deal
'After more than 30 years of conflict, Azerbaijan and Armenia have just signed a peace deal at the White House ... Trump has done it again,' she said.
'Trump is the peacemaker, he is no warmonger, he is no neo-con, he is not interested in the US engaging in endless wars around the world, but he is also not a reckless isolationist as some claim.
'Like I said at the start, give the man, give President Trump the Nobel Peace Prize already.'
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