In a dramatic escalation of the Iran-Israel conflict, Iran has launched what is being called its most devastating strike yet—targeting Israel’s prestigious Weizmann Institute of Science. Satellite imagery and local reports confirm major destruction at the research hub, known as Israel’s “brain center” for its advanced work in nuclear, space, and AI technology. Casualties are feared.
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00:00Remember, Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. It's very simple. An end. A real end, not a ceasefire. An end.
00:06So something on Iran is going well, can everybody have a good time?
00:10Did you have a ceasefire?
00:11How about you?
00:12I did. I was having a good time.
00:14You just posted right before we took off that you're not leaving because of a ceasefire. Why are you? Can you elaborate?
00:21We're not looking at it better than a ceasefire. We're not looking for a ceasefire.
00:24I didn't say I was looking for a ceasefire. That was Emmanuel. Nice guy. But he doesn't get it right too often.
00:30But I'm looking for better than a ceasefire.
00:35That's what you're looking to get into this more. You're not getting better.
00:38Well, the U.S. is not looking.
00:39Are you going to do anything more for Israel right now?
00:43We're doing pretty well. Right now we're doing pretty well.
00:46Remember, Iran cannot have nuclear weapons. It's very simple.
00:51Not to go too deep into it. They just can't have a nuclear weapon.
00:54What was the thinking on the call for Iran to evacuate? Is there a threat or is there incoming?
01:00What was the thinking on the full evacuation?
01:02I want people to be safe. And that's always possible.
01:06A thing like that could happen. I just want people to be safe.
01:09Is there any big concern about U.S. troops or assets in the region at all today?
01:15Great people, they know how to protect themselves.
01:18And when you say better, what's...
01:19Well, we'll come down so hard if they do anything to our people.
01:22We'll come down so hard that their lungs are off so beautifully.
01:26Now, they...
01:27I think they know not to touch our troops.
01:33Are you sending the vice...
01:34Yeah, we're not going to.
01:37Do you plan to send the vice president and Steve Wyckoff...
01:39There's reports that you want to send the vice president and Steve Wyckoff to meet with the Iranians and have discussions.
01:46Is that something you're considering?
01:47Not sure, yeah. I may.
01:49Depends on what happens when I get back.
01:51What specifically is better than a ceasefire?
01:53What are you looking for here?
01:56An end.
01:57A real end, not a ceasefire.
01:59An end.
01:59So something that will be permanent?
02:01Yeah.
02:01Or giving up entirely.
02:05Is that okay, too?
02:06Are you closer?
02:07Are you possible?
02:07Is that possible?
02:08Like, 24?
02:09Why not?
02:10Certainly possible.
02:12Complete give up.
02:14That's possible, yeah.
02:15Kevin, has the chairman of the Joint Chiefs and the Secretary of Defense drawn up plans for you
02:20if Iran were to attack U.S. bases or do any damage to U.S. bases?
02:25I can't do that.
02:26No, I just can't.
02:27Can I ask you, because there's been some skepticism,
02:29is there any guarantee that if the U.S. did get involved militarily,
02:33that a U.S. bomb could destroy Iran's nuclear program and facilities?
02:37He's done everything or anything on life, you know that.
02:41Look at you, right?
02:42There's no guarantee.
02:44But you're saying a guarantee on what?
02:46Do you think if the U.S. got involved militarily,
02:48it would actually wipe out Iran's nuclear program?
02:51Or where's your assessment of that?
02:53I hope their program's going to be wiped out long before then.
02:57But they're not going to have a nuclear weapon.
02:59What do you think the U.S. do that?
03:01Do you think the Israelis are going to slow down?
03:03Or are they going to hit the accelerator right now?
03:04Well, we're going to see.
03:05You're going to find out over the next few days, right?
03:08You're going to find out.
03:09Has the gang of a...
03:10Nobody's slowed up so far.
03:12Has the gang of a been notified about what's coming in the next couple days?
03:16We'll be talking to them.
03:17What can you do?
03:18It's not necessary.
03:19What can you do in Washington that you couldn't do in Canada?
03:22Just be a little bit, I think, more well-versed.
03:28Not having to use telephones so much, because I don't believe in telephones.
03:32Because people like you listen to them.
03:34So, being on the scene is much better.
03:38And we did everything I had to do with the G7.
03:41We had a good G7.
03:42We signed the deal with the European Union.
03:46Phase one of a deal.
03:48But we signed the deal with the U.K.
03:49And the U.K. is really great.
03:54We are very far down the line with a lot of deals.
03:59Look, we're actually finished with every deal, if you really think about it.
04:02Because all I have to do is say, this is what you're going to pay.
04:04But it's nice to be nice.
04:06Did Secretary Bessick stay behind as your representative?
04:09Yeah.
04:10Anybody else?
04:12Yeah, a couple of people.
04:13Can I ask you where...
04:14Who else has a question other than CNN?
04:17Mr. President, you talked about the European Union.
04:23Can you tell us what the status is?
04:24All it talks on those who signed with the U.K. today.
04:27I don't feel that they're offering a fair deal yet.
04:31They've been very tough over the years.
04:33If you look at European Union, they formed in order to hurt the United States on today.
04:39And we're either going to make a good deal, or they'll just pay whatever we say at the end of that.
04:43What about the Japanese?
04:44Are you met briefly with Prime Minister?
04:45We had a great conversation.
04:47I thought he was terrific, actually.
04:50You know, I was very friendly with Shinzo Abe, Prime Minister.
04:54He was a great man.
04:55But I think he's going to do a very good job.
04:58Do you think you have a chance of a deal there?
05:01There's a chance.
05:03Tough.
05:04The Japanese are tough.
05:05But ultimately, you have to understand.
05:07We're just going to send a letter and say, this is what you're going to pay.
05:10Otherwise, you don't have to do business rules.
05:12There's a chance.
05:13They want changes to the autos here as well.
05:15Is that on the table?
05:16Let's see what happens.
05:17Right.
05:17Anything else?
05:18Yeah, this drone attack at Keynes.
05:20What's your response to that?
05:21It looks like 14.
05:22When was that?
05:23A drone attack?
05:23A Russian drone attack at Keynes.
05:25When?
05:26Very recently.
05:26Just now.
05:2714 civilians in Harvard buildings.
05:29I mean, as I'm walking back to see you, that's what it took place.
05:33Sounds like it.
05:34I'll have to look at it.
05:35I know it's been on the Middle East.
05:37What changed about that that convinced you to sign on to the G7 Road Statement?
05:43Well, I haven't seen the statement yet.
05:45But I e-authorized them to say certain things.
05:47I don't know whether or not they said it correctly.
05:50But I think they probably did.
05:52And a good day, a good meeting.
05:54I think that Canadian representatives were very good.
05:59He did a very good job.
06:00How were the training?
06:02How was your meeting with him?
06:04How were the train dogs?
06:05I think it was good.
06:06I think we had a lot of good talks from a lot of people.
06:08You're saying he's looking for something more complex.
06:10Can you tell me what you mean about it?
06:11Well, they get too complex of a deal, so they never get done.
06:14And we need speed.
06:15You know, we're dealing with, really, if you think about it, probably 175 countries.
06:20And most of them are going to be sent a letter saying, it'll be an honor to trade with you.
06:26And here's what you're going to have to pay to do.
06:28We're making a lot of money.
06:30You know, we took in 88 billion in tariffs.
06:33And I was called by Congress about two nights ago saying, we don't understand the numbers are so far off.
06:42And I said, is that good or bad?
06:43He said, well, we're taking in so much more income than we thought.
06:47We've never seen anything like this.
06:48What is it?
06:49I said, check the tariff column.
06:53And it's about 88 billion dollars that they've never seen before.
06:57And that's nothing compared to what it's going to do.
06:59You've got other tariffs coming down the pipe here.
07:02I have a lot of them, yeah.
07:03What's the timing on those things like lump or pharmaceutical drugs?
07:07Yeah, we're going to be doing pharmaceuticals very soon.
07:09And it's going to bring all the companies back into America.
07:12All of them are focusing on it.
07:13It's going to bring most of them back in, at least partially back in.
07:17You know, they left us because we had residents and didn't know what the hell they were doing.
07:22We should have never lost our car business.
07:25We lost 52% of our car business over the years.
07:29Should have never lost.
07:30All they had to do is say, if you make a car, you're going to leave us, you're going to make a car, you're going to pay a 25, 30% tariff, and they would have never left.
07:39Nobody said that to anybody until I came along.
07:42The only security is saying that ISIS is going to start enforcing in hotels and farms again.
07:47It's kind of a change in force from last week.
07:50We're going to look everywhere.
07:52But I think the biggest problem is the inner citizens.
07:55We're looking everywhere.
07:56Look, what they let into this country, what Biden let in, that we're allowed to.
08:01I don't think he knew what the hell he was doing, frankly, but whoever worked for him.
08:05What they let into this country, we're never going to forget it.
08:10They let prisoners in.
08:12They let gang members in, drug dealers in, the mentally insane into our country.
08:18No, we're going to get them out.
08:19There are far more in the inner cities, Democrat-run cities, sadly, and I'm just giving you a fact, there's far more in there than you have on a farm in some months.
08:31And no one's getting exemptions, and you grab your weapons.
08:34Well, everyone's being looked at, but the bigger problem is the cities right now.
08:39That's where you're, and that tends to be where the really bad ones are.
08:43The murderers, you know, they've let in 11,888 murderers, people that killed people.
08:51Biden allowed that to happen.
08:53So, the Democrats allowed it to happen.
08:56Biden didn't know he was even around.
08:59A question on your Senate confirmations.
09:01With all the military actions, there are only three of your six sub-Cabinet members at the Defense Department.
09:06I'd like to see the nominations go fast, and the Democrats hold up our nominations.
09:11Are you going to talk to Senator Anderson about that?
09:13Yeah, I will. John Thune's doing a very good job.
09:15You know, I've got a lot of people, but he's doing a very good job.
09:19Have you had a job?
09:19The Democrats, if we had George Washington up for approval, the Democrats would take maximum time, every hour, every minute, to delay him as long as possible.
09:30If we had a combination of Abraham Lincoln and George Washington, they would go max, it's called max time.
09:36You've always said that you don't believe Iran to be able to have a nuclear weapon.
09:40But how close do you personally think that they were to getting one?
09:44Because Tulsi Gabbard testified in March that the intelligence community said Iran wasn't building a nuclear weapon.
09:51I don't care what she said. I think they were very close to having one.
09:54I got this one on you were at this beautiful scene and meeting, and you said a lot about acquiring Canada as a state.
10:00Did anybody talk to you about that?
10:01I think it's a much better deal from Canada, but, you know, it's up to them.
10:05They're going to have to pay a lot of tariffs and things.
10:08They're going to have to pay a lot of money for the dome, for the Iron Dome.
10:12They want to be a part of it.
10:14We may make a separate deal on that, by the way.
10:16On the dome?
10:17We discussed that, yeah, on the dome.
10:18That may be a separate deal.
10:20They want to be in 71 billion.
10:22They're going to pay.
10:23There could be a dome, things separate from the tariff.
10:24They'll be in the dome, yeah.
10:26They'll be under the dome.
10:27Were you open to negotiating with the Iranians right now, or do you want to wait?
10:33I don't know.
10:33I've been negotiating.
10:35I told them to do the deal.
10:36They should have done the deal.
10:38Their cities have been blown to pieces.
10:40They've lost a lot of people.
10:42They should have done the deal.
10:43I told them, do the deal.
10:45So, I don't know.
10:46I'm not too much in a mood to negotiate now.
10:48Do you think you'll be in this situation tomorrow at any rate?
10:51Tomorrow morning, girl.
10:53While you're sleeping.
10:55Goodbye, everybody.
10:55I just want to know, but why did you tell people to evacuate Iran?
10:58You know, you posted evacuated.
10:59Yeah, I think it's safe.
11:02There's a lot of bad things happening there.
11:04I think it's safe for them to evacuate.
11:07On Minnesota, there were a lot of horrific details that came out today about the suspect
11:11who's been charged there.
11:12Have you called the governor yet, or been able to speak to any of them?
11:14I don't really call him.
11:16He appointed this guy to a position.
11:19I think the governor of Minnesota is so whacked out.
11:22I'm not calling him.
11:23Why would I call him?
11:24I could call him and say, hi, how you doing?
11:27The guy doesn't have a clue.
11:29He's a mess.
11:31So, you know, I could be nice and call him, but why waste time?
11:34On the big, beautiful bill, sir, can you talk about what the Senate...
11:37We're doing well with the big...
11:38How's it looking in the Senate?
11:39The great, big, beautiful bill, right?
11:41Are you okay with their changes?
11:43I hear so far it's going well.
11:46Are you doing...
11:46Look, if it doesn't get approved, 68% tax increase.
11:51And I think the Democrats would have to...
11:54You know, they'd be...
11:55Because we won't get Democrats support.
11:57Think of it.
11:57We're giving the biggest tax cut in history.
12:00Instead, you have the biggest tax increase in history.
12:03How's it going on?
12:0368%
12:04Are you going to extend the tick-tock deadline again?
12:07Probably, yeah.
12:10Probably have to get China approval.
12:12I think we'll get it.
12:12Do you have the legal basis?
12:13I think President Xi will ultimately approve it.
