Trump FULL Oval Office EVENT: Iran Talks, Saudi Nuclear Deal, Canada Tariffs, Xi & AI — AC15

[0:00] reactors and see at least three cutting-edge reactors started up safely by the 4th of july and [0:07] what we've done has been pretty much of a miracle most believe the goal was impossible but i'm [0:13] delighted to say that four companies succeeded in meeting that deadline for the greatest in [0:18] the world at this subject so these are the first new privately funded advanced reactors to turn on [0:25] the united states in over four decades and making sure that these groundbreaking designs were [0:32] safe to build and test so quickly was a challenge that required a historic partnership between these [0:38] innovative companies and our administration we have brilliant nuclear people we have a lot of [0:43] brilliant people but we have brilliant nuclear people on our staff in the past it often took six [0:49] years or more to approve a reactor design if they were ever approved at all most of them didn't get [0:55] approved and maybe rightfully so but now america is building again america is dreaming again and [1:01] we're leading the world and pioneering the next generation of nuclear power there's nobody even [1:06] close we've taken a lead over the last two years that has been i hope insurmountable we'll see [1:15] but let me ask director of the office of science and technology policy michael kratios has been [1:22] absolutely fantastic in the administration to say a few words followed by a few of the people let's [1:28] see chris wright will go and jordan bramble and isaiah taylor then bobby gallagher and matt [1:34] lucick and if you could don't spend too much time that's a lot of people but go ahead and do you [1:42] want to start it off chris please what can be michael kratios first sure go ahead michael mr [1:46] president you signed an exec four executive orders last year and you set one of the most ambitious goals in [1:51] civil nuclear history to essentially have three reactors go critical by the fourth of july this [1:56] is an accomplishment that many thought would not be possible uh the last time that a privately funded [2:02] new reactor design went critical was in 1974 so it was over you know 50 years ago and i've been able to [2:08] achieve that and surpass it by having four and these are the great four american companies that got it [2:13] done it's great go ahead in the last uh 30 or 40 years the american nuclear industry has been quiescent [2:21] most of the reactors built around the world have been built by russia and china both in their [2:26] countries and abroad president trump said enough of that america is going to be back as the leader in [2:32] the nuclear space in large reactors and in next generation small reactors he set a bold goal it's [2:38] been exceeded and i'm incredibly proud to be standing here with these fabulous entrepreneurs next to me [2:45] and brilliant science people too really please go ahead mr president thank you so much for your [2:50] leadership it was really your executive orders that catalyzed this nuclear renaissance um you know [2:54] when they first came out people scoffed at them they said it couldn't be done and now there's not [2:58] only three companies but four companies here that really met the moment um us at anteries we look [3:03] forward to being a resilient energy source for for golden dome to power high-powered assets in space [3:07] and eventually undersea autonomy so this is a strategic technology for our nation and what we look [3:13] forward to doing is putting reactors on our military installations before 2028 great job thank you sir [3:20] okay please go ahead and mr president thank you so much for your leadership in this moment i think [3:24] that the united states has been a leader in nuclear energy since the very beginning we were the first [3:29] ever to turn on an advanced reactor in the world we were also the first to turn on any type of nuclear [3:34] reactor in the world but over the last 30 years we became more interested in powerpoint than in power [3:40] plants and it's your leadership that is changing that the executive orders that were signed last year [3:45] i think if you look forward in 50 to 100 years when we are when we have nuclear power of every kind [3:51] that's allowing us to make steel again to make aluminum again to actually be able to go to outer [3:56] space and all the places that humanity wants to go you could trace it back to the executive orders [4:01] that started last year so we're we're honored to serve our country and be a part of this and thank [4:05] you again for your leadership thank you great job go ahead please thank you mr president thanks for setting [4:12] such an audacious bold goal um as some of the other ceos have said most people thought this was [4:19] impossible um but the american spirit was unlocked uh through your vision and through the uh you know [4:24] through the department of energy and the secretary and through uh uh the inl and john's uh team [4:32] uh we couldn't be more proud to be part of this uh this moment i do think this is going to be [4:36] historic i do think people are going to look back and believe this is when the tide turned on [4:41] nuclear and how we unlock cheap and abundant energy thank you great job you're doing too by the way [4:48] anybody else yeah one more we cut it close but we went critical at 12 20 a.m on the fourth of july [4:55] wow so thank you again so much for setting these executive orders uh like everyone else said we would [5:00] not be here without those executive orders so thank you so much and what it's unlocking for us is this [5:05] year we're going to be raising a billion dollars moving into a million square foot facility and our target [5:10] market market is data centers so we're making the ideal nuclear product to power yeah data centers [5:14] with bring your own power that's our whole goal so thank you once again for unlocking this and we [5:19] really really cannot be here without you that's good thank you very much appreciate it thank you [5:23] have anything to say sure no i would just say i mean this is exactly why you created the energy [5:31] dominance council that you wanted to unlock new forms of energy people ask us all the time about [5:37] green energy and i say if you want to invest in green energy invest in nuclear that's the kind [5:41] of energy that's going to solve the energy demand that's out there and that's that's baseload energy [5:47] that's going to solve our solutions and that's the energy of the future that's good thank you [5:52] why we just add we invented nuclear power in this country uh at either national laboratory first [5:56] demonstrated nuclear power in 1951 uh after that 52 different reactors were designed and tested there [6:03] but uh it's been prior to the last couple of months with these gentlemen it has been more than 50 years [6:08] since we have a new reactor go critical on our site and i have to say that in all my years and i've been [6:14] around for a while i've never seen government private industry and the laboratories working together [6:22] this effectively and it's all driven by the bold goals in your executive orders thank you thank you very [6:27] much congratulations so uh first of all maybe you have some questions for the people behind me please [6:36] hi mr president um i want to ask about the saudi nuclear deal this man over your shoulder announces [6:41] a big deal after 18 months of negotiating with the saudis seems like it's all done it's signed and then [6:47] you come out throw uh some new conditions on top of it the whole thing blows up so did he get out ahead [6:52] of you or what happened there no nobody got out ahead i mean i just say that in order to do it [6:57] they have to be a member of the abraham accords which have been very successful but it's time now [7:04] that they do it they and others didn't want to do it because of the problem that they had with iran [7:10] you don't have that problem anymore you don't have a great power there anymore you have a [7:15] a problem but the problem is disappearing day by day they were the bully of the middle east they [7:21] were not going to be that much of a bully anymore probably i think instinctively want to be [7:26] but you don't have the same problem that you would have had four or five months ago before they [7:31] had no navy no military no anti-aircraft no leaders i mean their leaders are gone a lot of [7:37] things have changed with respect to that country so no we want them to it's a two-way street and we [7:44] think it's very important for the future of the middle east the abraham accords have been [7:48] incredibly successful for the for the countries as you know for the countries in them yeah and [7:53] i think it's very important so you know at some point they'll join they'll join and they'll do their [7:58] civil that's really i call it civil nuclear but that's what it is no enrichment of civil nuclear [8:03] good question about iran um you're talking about blowing up civilian power plants and bridges much [8:09] of the civilized world would consider that a war crime do you uh i won't respond to that question who [8:15] you're with the new york times i figured so failing new york times i just came back from venezuela and [8:24] people there are very happy with you right secretary marco rubio with secretary wright [8:29] i have good all numbers in venezuela i know some news plans for there and they are amazing i want to [8:37] give you thank you i want to ask you one question because some people there they are asking with that [8:44] when will there be elections do you have a date in mind senator bernie moreno say that july 24 2027 [8:51] could be a good day in honor of simon bolivar and my second question is the football player who scores [8:57] spain's goal in the final at world cup ferran torres celebrate the victory wearing and make spain [9:02] great again cup the communists are attacking him because they say that it's a friend of you and [9:09] also they are attacking argentinian players because of melee what do you think about that well he's a [9:15] great player and he was wearing essentially a make america great again cap you know so it was a nice [9:20] tribute and i think he meant that very nicely we appreciate it we have we made america great [9:24] uh we have the greatest country in the world now we were i will say this we uh were a year and a half [9:31] ago two years ago this country was in deep deep trouble we had borders that were a disaster we had [9:37] everything you could possibly have including men playing in women's sports even the supreme court's [9:42] taking care of most of that problem but uh we had a country that was in big trouble uh it was being [9:48] laughed at all over the world we have the hottest country this is the hottest country anywhere in the [9:52] world so i saw him wearing the essentially make america great again hat and i know that he meant [9:58] it as a very great compliment and we appreciate it uh as far as the elections in venezuela they're not [10:04] really ready for them yet but boy a lot of progress has been made uh delcy's been doing a fantastic job as [10:10] you know uh the uh the amount of uh the amount of oil coming out of venezuela right now even before the [10:21] big companies you know exxon all the big companies are looking at it they're going there it's very [10:27] fertile territory but the amount of money being made by venezuela now is more than they've ever made [10:32] before and we're taking a lot also for our you know for our efforts uh and the money is being sent and [10:39] the oil is being sent to houston and louisiana to be refined and we paid for the war many times over [10:46] it's been an amazing uh factor and as you say you know i'm very popular in venezuela because [10:52] we're bringing tremendous uh economics back to the country and they were absolutely dying they were [10:58] in such trouble and now venezuela's becoming extremely successful uh they're taking in [11:04] billions of dollars selling millions and millions of barrels of oil and we're getting some and they're [11:11] getting some and everybody's making a lot and it was dead before we got there so it's been uh it's [11:18] been an incredible relationship uh they're not ready yet for the elections but at some point they will [11:23] be and we're going to be standing right right on top of it and say hello say hello they i've known them [11:30] for a long time i've known that country and you know i own the miss universe pageant and miss venezuela [11:36] always did very well in that fashion so i know something about the country but i've been i've known it for a [11:41] long time they're great people say hello okay mr president president about iran what is the exit [11:48] strategy well i think there's a lot of them there's a military exit where we just keep going just the [11:54] way we are and we can even make it a heavier dose and it's knocking out everything they have or there's [12:01] a smarter strategy that's you make a deal and they want to make a deal i just don't think they're ready [12:05] yet but they do want to make a deal sometimes they don't want to say they want to make a deal they [12:10] want to be the tough guys but they do want to make a deal there's two ways i mean it's uh you can just [12:17] keep doing exactly what we're doing and take them apart piece by piece we could do it in a more rapid [12:22] fashion which we might do or we can negotiate with them which we're also doing right now i mean as we [12:29] speak we're talking to them and you said today that russia and china are not helping earlier this week [12:37] the war secretary heig said said that they are enabling so what is the difference well i don't [12:44] know that they're enabling i mean i will tell you that president xi said he will not partake and [12:50] president putin said the same thing i think you know i trust them uh do they they've had a long-term [12:56] relationship there could be some things to do but uh thus far at least it has not been major i don't [13:02] think they'd want to have me disappointed a different story not a rant um there's this nasty [13:08] parasite that is giving people in nine states explosive diarrhea when is it going to be safe [13:14] to eat lettuce again i don't know i haven't thought about it it's the first time i've been asked that [13:19] question are you eating lettuce recently i should always have more lettuce now it's a very interesting [13:28] question from you i didn't think you'd ask that kind of a question nobody wants to ask that question [13:32] but well it's exciting there's this there's this food coming in i guess from mexico it's tainted it's [13:39] making a lot of people sick that is the cdc's terminology that i think what we're going to do [13:43] is we're going to put a major tariff on tex on mexico because of the lettuce and we're going to put [13:49] a big tariff on canada because of the smoke all right we'll get a couple which would you have that [13:55] the lettuce or the smoke i think i'll take the smoke uh yeah the smoke uh wrecked my daughter's [14:01] swim meet well it's closed up a lot of countries i've told canada they have to do something about [14:07] you know we've never had this problem all of a sudden we have this problem with canada [14:11] so we'll have to talk to them about that thank you sir follow up on iran have you made a decision [14:19] about the major strikes that you're referring to okay should we expect to see major strikes look we're [14:24] talking to them right now i think they're getting more and more serious as the days go by for maybe [14:30] the obvious reason but we are talking to them right now look there are two ways i consider that [14:36] the smarter way but the other is probably the easier way doing what we're doing and we can take [14:43] that to a much higher level if you want to you know we're prepared to do that as you know we're [14:47] locked and loaded we're locked and loaded and ready to go but we're talking to them so i think while [14:53] we're talking we'll see what comes of it i believe i believe jeff they're very serious they should be [15:01] and when you say that you're talking is it uh mr kushner or mr whitkoff or who who's involved in [15:06] those talks sort of everybody jd and marco and a lot of people are talking a lot of people to talk to [15:14] it's a big deal but really when you get right down to it it's not very complex they cannot have a [15:20] nuclear weapon you know very very simple actually but it's a it's a big deal they cannot have a [15:26] nuclear weapon if they have even a thought of a nuclear weapon we will just continue to go at much [15:32] higher levels but we are talking right now and we'll see what comes of it i'm not you know despite [15:38] what everyone says about the election i'm not in a hurry i'm not in a hurry we have to do it right [15:45] elections take care of themselves when you you know when i went into venezuela everybody was against it [15:50] oh you what are you doing going into venezuela and then two days later they said well that's [15:55] fantastic a lot of people are saying that with iran already because it would take them 25 years to [16:02] rebuild already from what they have and again as you know no navy no air force no anti-aircraft no [16:11] radar no nothing and then we as you know we just put up reinstituted the uh the uh i guess you could [16:19] go i call it the iron wall on the water nothing gets through nothing blockade nothing gets through [16:25] and uh they sort of have to make a deal but we are talking to them i think they're being serious i think [16:32] i think they are being by far the most serious that we've seen them but that doesn't mean we get [16:37] there we'll see what happens but uh i always prefer that alternative mr president i have an energy [16:44] question so burgum you might be able to help with this so you have criticized windmills for quite a [16:50] long time they're very ugly they're not they're they tend to use more energy than they actually produce [16:58] a lot of people in you know a lot of people in middle america they are just so tired of seeing them [17:04] continue to go up on farmland and stuff like that is there any way to is our federal government still [17:10] funding in any way putting these up we have i can speak for doug and then i'm going to let doug [17:16] speak because he knows and if you're better i don't know that subject well uh we have not approved [17:22] anything have to do with windmills they are horrible they are unsightly they ruin housing values of [17:29] people if you're looking at a windmill or hearing a windmill because they're noisy they kill all the [17:34] birds they kill all the eagles you know you shoot an eagle you go to jail for two years [17:38] if you kill an eagle with you know go to jail and they have hundreds of them laying on the ground [17:43] you know it's terrible uh and they're very expensive energy and they're all made in china but china has [17:50] very few windows you know they have they're made in china but china doesn't use them for the most part [17:55] china actually uses coal oil and gas they use nuclear by the way they're getting very big in nuclear [18:03] i want to tell you this little group but uh they don't they don't use wind wind is inconsistent it's [18:09] unattractive it's very expensive it's probably the most expensive form of energy so i've been talking [18:14] about it we essentially unless it's for unless there's a trick reason we will have hopefully no [18:22] wind farms approved we're doing more than anybody ever in history having to do with energy but i've [18:28] restricted wind farms windmills uh take a look at palm springs california where they have a wind farm [18:35] as you enter beautiful palm springs california it looks like a junkyard you have old ones rotted ones [18:41] they're falling down all over the place uh they don't want to bury it because they say the fiber that [18:47] the blades are made out of should not go in the ground because it's going to poison the ground i don't [18:53] know if that's true or not but if it's not going to go in the ground what do you do with it put it up in [18:57] the air so uh good i see you're not a fan of windmills no i'm not a fan of windmills mr president i'm [19:02] very passionate about this do you want to speak about that no but i would say uh yes president trump [19:08] has uh wisely understood that uh wind was unreliable intermittent dependent on the weather uh only [19:15] existed particularly offshore because of uh massive subsidies so not only was it expensive uh to generate [19:22] electricity on the grid it was also expensive for taxpayers because the subsidies and so again [19:27] president trump shifting the policy towards energy dominance which is reliable affordable seven [19:32] by 24 energy that's not dependent on the weather uh and that includes nuclear includes hydro includes [19:38] geothermal uh includes oil and gas includes a beautiful coal uh and and again china 60 of their [19:45] electricity is coming from coal coal was the number one electric producer in the world 125 years ago [19:53] and it was for the last 125 years in a row and it will be again this year uh 120 so quite a quite a [19:59] streak if you're an athletic team that they've won 126 years in a row but uh president we were restricted [20:05] from using it every coal mine was going to be closed down within the next year if we didn't come [20:09] along we didn't win the election and it's uh i call it clean beautiful coal because it is what they do [20:16] today with coal is amazing but it is the most powerful and with that go ahead well as you say [20:21] with under president trump's leadership uh and then working together as a team across a government with [20:27] uh lee zeldon energy dominance council we've kept open 35 gigawatts of coal this last year and of that [20:35] 35 gigawatts was not up uh this past winter during the cold streak and storm fern we would have seen [20:41] uh brownouts blackouts and literally people dying in america during that cold weather uh so again [20:48] president trump's of the elections matter when he came in he turned the direction back towards reliable [20:53] affordable energy uh nuclear is a key part of that with these amazing entrepreneurs and i just would [20:58] add to this up here people need to understand the four guys are standing up here did not get a [21:03] government grant this is private sector president trump unleashed capital going back in billions of [21:09] dollars of capital going back into the nuclear industry president trump understands innovation [21:13] is the source of american greatness you get rid of the regulation you support entrepreneurs the capital [21:18] flows america wins you know the starting for this nuclear you know dominance what does that look [21:25] like for the american people out there like what are those first steps that we can see in these these [21:30] coming months and years well i i should say i'll go on you can see it right now because when you take a [21:35] look across the whole world president trump's policies whether it's you know venezuela whether [21:39] it's alaska whether it's reinstating uh export for you know 18 months ago we had a ban on lng exports [21:46] from our country now we're the world's largest uh exporter of lng president trump's policy was let's sell [21:52] energy to our friends and allies keep it affordable at home so our our friends and allies can stop buying [21:57] from our adversaries russia was selling virtually all selling virtually all of the natural gas into western [22:03] europe uh two-thirds of that that gas has been displaced by america america has [22:08] turned those into our customers supporting our allies and with venezuela as president trump said [22:13] that flowing to our refineries on the south coast that's lowering gas prices for america unleashing [22:18] alaska uh which the previous administration sanctioned more than iran uh that's gonna that's [22:24] gonna again help provide low-cost energy for americans so today we have the lowest priced most secure [22:30] energy of any country in the world that's going to change change the course of this country for decades to [22:35] come mr president mr president what the justice department last night withdrew those subpoenas [22:40] to the new york times journalists who reported on air force one do you support these technical [22:45] subpoenas to journalists or are you going to encourage even encourage the administration we're [22:50] not after journalists we're after leakers we're after people that are cowards people that are unpatriotic [22:58] people that are treasonous in many cases and the way you find them is through the journalists when the [23:03] journalists probably know they shouldn't write they shouldn't be giving uh information out like [23:08] that particular information or others we had a lot of look at the supreme court where they leaked [23:14] the opinion of roe v wade early that person should be found and the way you find them is to tell the [23:21] journalists if it's something having to do with national security you tell the journalist who is it and [23:27] uh we have a long way to go with that case so you think it's appropriate to subpoena family members [23:33] of journalists to final information what's that again there was subpoenas to family members of the [23:39] journalists too i don't know what's appropriate what's not we do it legally uh barack hussein obama did [23:44] it all the time he went after journalists and nobody said anything about it he went after journalists [23:48] they said who was the leaker who was the leaker and if you don't give us the leaker you go into jail you [23:54] know that but when you know obama does it it's okay when i do it it's not uh in many cases that's [24:00] the only way you're going to find out who a leaker is and it has to do with national security [24:04] uh it's amazing he did it many times and nobody said anything about it but when a republican does it [24:15] when in particular trump does it everybody makes a big deal now the way you find out as you say to the [24:22] journalists if it's national security i would say i really put it down to national security not all [24:27] in all cases but when you have somebody doing a national security leak or a leak of great importance [24:34] and you have somebody inside the walls of let's say the white house leaking i think that's a national [24:41] security concern i think it's uh i think it's absolutely fine and again i'm not knocking obama for [24:48] doing it i'm knocking the press for not even wanting to cover it but obama did that often other [24:53] presidents have done it also they go to the journalists or the reporter they say national [24:59] security who gave you this information i'm okay with it mr president did you authorize for secretary [25:05] right to sign the saudi nuclear deal if not why did you sign well we didn't talk about it but it was [25:10] always understood and chris knew and saudi arabia knew and if they didn't join the abraham [25:16] accords the deal's not i'm not going to do the deal so then why didn't you sign it senator john [25:20] because i they understood that in order you know subject to congress and everything else in order for [25:26] that deal to go through uh they had to sign into the abraham accords and they've had great success [25:32] the abraham accords have been very successful but in order to do that we wanted them uh we want them in [25:39] we think it's very good we think the abraham accords bring peace in the middle east and now there's no [25:44] longer an iran factor there's no longer iran to worry about because they've been reduced in terms of [25:50] their capability and power by many fold thank you um senator john thunas suggested that if the white [25:56] house thinks that there are votes to pass the save america act you should be picking up the phone [26:01] i'm with the washington examiner sir um could you be doing more to help that legislation pass well i do [26:07] i do more i got uh three congressmen maybe four to settle you know to to send it to the senate we got [26:15] the vote as you know in congress i got a call from uh mike johnson who's fantastic he's a fantastic speaker [26:23] one of the best i've ever seen and i think he's going to go down as one of the best he called he said [26:27] we have problems that three or four people could you call them i called them every one of them after i [26:32] called them voted and we got it passed up to the senate and i'd certainly be willing i mean he's got [26:39] four or five people that are very difficult a couple of them i put out of office so i understand [26:43] how it feels i mean they're doing the wrong thing look who cannot approve voter id who cannot approve [26:52] proof of citizenship who cannot approve funding military when you're winning a war and what are you [27:01] supposed to do stop fighting we're winning a war by a lot we're talking to them right now they're [27:06] willing to do things that they would have never done other presidents should have done this a long [27:10] time ago they say 47 but now it's actually 50 years we've been saying 47 for three years so it's 50 [27:18] years for 50 years they should have done it but who who wouldn't approve voter id and that's photo id [27:26] who wouldn't approve proof of citizenship and the democrats don't want it because they cheat but no [27:33] republican should put us in a position where they don't approve something like that yeah please um [27:37] and then earlier today you reposted lara loomer's interview with president celinski what do you make [27:43] of growing mega support for the war in iran or war in ukraine sorry well i think they support what i [27:51] support you know we just had a complete win in arizona uh the young gentleman was harry enton [27:59] believe his name is the pollster said trump's 100 favorable he gets everybody endorses wins which is [28:07] pretty much true everyone i endorse just about wins so there seems to be a natural bond between me and [28:14] mega but i'm the one that created mega and i know what mega wants better than anybody else you know [28:19] mega knows what mega wants and mega is very happy they want to see this done and they're not going [28:26] to be happy if it's not done make america great again it's all about making you know we started [28:31] that a long time ago but the uh the concept of not approving uh voter id or not approving uh proof of [28:41] citizenship and i won't even get into the ballot thing because you know we'll hold that maybe for [28:45] another time i think the two are 97 98 percent issues i think the ballots are 75 [28:51] five percent issue but even in 75 they should do the ballots the ballots are in many ways more [28:57] important than even the first two but they're a little more controversial because some people [29:02] don't want to go and vote but most great americans want to go and vote uh the corrupt ballot stuff that [29:10] you saw that with the recent election in los angeles the mayor's election where the young guy i don't know [29:14] him i came to the office recently after he lost and uh they find all these ballots all of a sudden out of [29:22] the they they came down from heaven hundreds of thousands of ballots isn't it wonderful he had [29:30] no chance of losing you know spencer pratt he had no chance he was going to be in second place or first [29:36] place but i don't know i saw it happen i said oh he's not going to win he had to beat somebody he was [29:43] way up on a person that nobody ever heard of a young woman who nobody ever heard of she cried that night [29:48] that she lost but all of a sudden time went by time and the election's long over and i heard a report [29:56] that spencer pratt's not doing that well i said what she's going to lose and he lost it's crooked [30:02] we have crooked elections in some places uh today it was announced lebron james has decided that he [30:10] wants his next team to be the 76ers where do you stand on lebron versus michael jordan as the best [30:18] ever well michael jordan's a guy that's a friend of mine play golf with him he's a really good guy [30:26] and i think lebar lebron is maybe he's a racist but maybe he doesn't like trump i don't know but [30:33] i only like people that like me so i would say michael jordan all the way another sports another sports [30:40] question um when tiger woods was about to get arrested he called you now we know that when [30:45] bryson de chambeau was having a dispute with the rules official this week he wanted to call you you [30:52] got involved with a red card for the u.s men's soccer team is there a precedent for somebody with [30:58] your job becoming a fixer for the world's best athletes well it's not a fix you're being a judge [31:04] like you know i i thought the bryson call was a tough call you know i saw him walking around i see a [31:10] lot of people they're walking around looking for their ball and weeds okay but i've been watching [31:16] that so you know i thought it was a tough call against him uh i thought the red card was a very [31:24] tough call and it worked out brilliantly look supposing that they didn't let him play and we [31:30] lost everyone would have been angry right the way it was that they lost with their best player now [31:36] everyone's happy including belgium of course they lost the next game so they might they're not that happy [31:41] either but it worked out great johnny did a good job in making that call all i did i asked for a [31:48] review i thought that call was not a good call mr president your administration announced new [31:59] tariffs today and you did a post earlier also about a probe against the eu are you confident that [32:05] the new tariffs and any tariffs that may come from this probe will withstand legal scrutiny well these [32:10] tariffs have been up for a long time they've been approved for years thousands of cases they've [32:16] been approved of course with me you know it's definitely i go up i don't get treated fairly [32:23] but i'm i've lived with it and here we are in the oval office i guess i somehow figured it out [32:29] but no we put the tariffs on the very standard tariffs the other way was easier i thought the [32:35] decision by the supreme court was not a good one uh but uh we have many forms of tariffs and all we [32:43] did is go to uh b you know follow the line b now b is uh uh something that's been used many many times [32:51] for years and very standard and we've used that and we're taking in billions of dollars and because of [32:56] tariffs largely i think the election november 5th but largely because of tariffs we have 19.2 trillion [33:04] dollars being invested in our country and without tariffs we wouldn't you know would be in big [33:09] trouble think of it so the sleepy joe biden administration has less than a trillion being [33:16] invested much less for four years we have 19.2 trillion for one year there's never been anything [33:24] like it in history that's because of tariffs so the supreme court said please do it a different way [33:31] you have other ways to do it and we did that that's what they decided they go all over the world and [33:44] they look and they examine and they see and uh child labor was one of the things that that one of the [33:52] reasons and they had a big problem with that yeah you told axios that you were considering a quote massive [33:58] attack on iran what is the tipping point for you to make the decision well i can't tell you that [34:04] right now we're talking to them so you know maybe there won't be a tipping point and maybe they will [34:09] we're ready to go look we're locked and loaded we're ready to go but uh we're talking to them so [34:14] maybe there will be maybe there won't be a tipping point but at what point with iran do you think [34:20] they're going to cry uncle and come to the actually come to the table well you know maybe they will cry [34:25] uncle and maybe they'll just give up or maybe they'll just go into a cave and hide you know [34:30] they have caves very deep in the ground and they can hide they get shaken up pretty good but they [34:35] can hide but we've taken out their first level of leadership we've then taken out their second level [34:41] of leadership we've taken out some of the third level and we're negotiating with the rest and we'll [34:47] see how it all works and right now we are talking to them seriously but you know i've talked to them [34:51] before and uh they don't seem to be able to get there maybe now they will but uh you know look [34:59] if i thought they were anywhere near getting a nuclear weapon if i didn't come if i wasn't elected [35:07] israel would in my opinion not be around anymore they would have been hit by a nuclear weapon and [35:13] that includes right at the beginning with barack hussein obama's nuclear deal that was so bad with iran [35:19] that was a road to a nuclear weapon and maybe even more so the b2 bombers if that plane right [35:25] there that plane that beautiful plane the wing it carries the largest bombs in the world if that [35:30] bomb didn't go over their 17-hour flight and it hit every one of those bombs hit their target and the [35:36] target was an air shaft at two o'clock in the morning it's hard to believe right going at very [35:41] tremendous speeds every one of them hit and blew it to hell if that didn't happen they would have had [35:46] a nuclear weapon and there would be no israel if i wasn't here if i wasn't president there would be no [35:52] israel and there probably would be no middle east and you saw that when they shockingly started [35:57] shooting at everybody all over the middle east if they had a nuclear weapon they would have used [36:01] that there might not be a middle east as we know it today but they're definitely in my opinion there [36:06] would not have been an israel thank you very much everybody thank you thank you thank you thank you