‘Unhinged’ Trump Audio Leaked: ‘Bomb the S**t Out of Moscow’

President Donald Trump’s off-the-cuff diplomacy is back in the spotlight — and this time, he’s the one leaking the nuclear threats.

Newly released audio recordings from closed-door fundraisers reveal Trump boasting to mega-donors that he personally threatened Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping with all-out bombing campaigns. The tapes, first aired by CNN and detailed in the new book 2024: How Trump Retook the White House and the Democrats Lost America, offer a rare, unfiltered look at the bravado behind Trump’s foreign policy.

“If You Go Into Ukraine, I’m Gonna Bomb the St Out of Moscow”**

In one recording, Trump recounts what he claims was a direct warning to Putin at the onset of the Ukraine invasion.

“I told him, ‘If you go into Ukraine, I’m gonna bomb the s**t out of Moscow,’” Trump said. “He didn’t believe me. He goes, ‘No way.’ I said, ‘Way.’”

Trump claimed Putin believed him “about 10 percent,” which he insisted was enough to keep the Russian leader “off balance.”

“I didn’t want to do it,” Trump added. “But I had no choice. The American people wouldn’t let me be weak.”

The Beijing Threat

Another tape captured Trump describing a similar moment with China’s President Xi Jinping during talks over Taiwan.

“I said, ‘If you go into Taiwan, I’m gonna bomb the s**t out of Beijing,’” Trump said, prompting laughter and applause from donors. “He thought I was crazy. But I was dead serious.”

Again, Trump cited that magic “10 percent” belief threshold as his secret weapon. “All you need is five or ten percent — just enough to make them hesitate.”

Back in Power — and Doubling Down

Now in his second term, Trump has reasserted his “peace through strength” mantra. While his administration continues to send advanced weaponry to Ukraine, the war remains unresolved. Trump, who vowed during the 2024 campaign to end the conflict in “24 hours,” is reportedly growing frustrated.

“I spoke with Putin again last week,” Trump told reporters from the White House lawn. “I didn’t get what I wanted. But that’s alright — we’re just warming up.”

Targeting Student Protesters

Trump didn’t just target foreign leaders in the recordings. He also slammed pro-Palestine campus protesters — especially those on student visas.

“Any student that protests, I’d throw them out of the country,” Trump declared to roaring applause. “They made a big mistake. You get me elected, we’ll set that movement back 30 years.”

Since returning to office, his administration has already revoked visas for dozens of international students accused of involvement in anti-Israel demonstrations — a move civil rights groups have called unconstitutional.

“He Paid Me $25 Million — No Lunch Required”

One of the most jarring moments came when Trump bragged about shaking down a billionaire donor.

“He wanted to give me a million bucks — and have lunch,” Trump said. “I told him, ‘You’re worth six billion. I’m not doing lunch. Make it $25 million.’ And he did.”

What Comes Next

The White House has not commented on the tapes, but aides privately say the president “stands by every word.”

Political analysts say the recordings are unlikely to hurt Trump with his base — and may even strengthen his image as a strongman leader willing to do whatever it takes.

“This is the Trump Doctrine: unpredictable, unapologetic, and aimed straight at America’s enemies,” said Fox News contributor and former Trump campaign adviser Jason Miller.

The full tapes are expected to be released in the coming weeks alongside the official launch of 2024, which insiders say includes even more explosive moments.