00:00I mean, you don't know that I'm going to even do it.
00:02You don't know. I may do it. I may not do it.
00:04I mean, nobody knows what I'm going to do.
00:05I can tell you this, that Iran's got a lot of trouble.
00:10And they want to negotiate.
00:12And I said, why didn't you negotiate with me before all this death and destruction?
00:17Why didn't you negotiate?
00:18I said to the people, why didn't you negotiate with me two weeks ago?
00:22You could have done fine.
00:24You would have had a country.
00:26It's very sad to watch this.
00:28I mean, I've never I've never seen anything like it.
00:31It's so you know, everyone thought it was going to be the reverse.
00:33I didn't. I didn't think so.
00:35And I was telling him, you got to you got to do something.
00:37You got to negotiate.
00:39And at the end, last minute, they said, no, we're not going to do that.
00:42And they got hit.
00:43Remember 60 days and then came the 60.
00:4661 is going to become a very famous number.
00:48That was one hell of a hit.
00:49That first hit.
00:50That was one hell of a hit.
00:52Not sustainable, to be honest.
00:53That's where it ended.
00:55It ended on the first night.
00:56Yes.
00:56Is it too late, though?
00:57Do you think it's too late to now?
00:59Really?
00:59Nothing's too late.
01:00The only thing too late is Powell.
01:02Powell's too late.
01:03Too late, Powell.
01:04Have the Iranians reached out to you, Mr. President?
01:07What?
01:07Have the Iranians reached out to you?
01:09Yes.
01:10And what did he say?
01:10I said it's very late, you know?
01:14I said it's very late to be talking.
01:18Mr. President, it's a big difference between now and a week ago, right?
01:26Big difference.
01:26He said he said we may meet, he said we may meet.
01:29Is this about Vance?
01:31And would it possibly be going to talk about it?
01:32It's about anybody.
01:34They even suggested they come to the White House.
01:37It's a big difference.
01:37But they've suggested that they come to the White House.
01:42That's, you know, courageous, but, you know, it's like not easy for them to do.
01:47But they suggest, because I can't go now because of what's going on.
01:51I had to come back early from the G7, which was terrific, by the way, in Canada.
01:54Really terrific.
01:55Good people.
01:55Two very simple words, a very simple, unconditional surrender.
02:00That means I've had it.
02:01Okay?
02:01I've had it.
02:02I give up.
02:03I know more.
02:04Then we go blow up all the military, you know, all the nuclear stuff that's all over the place
02:08there.
02:10No, they had bad intentions.
02:11You know, for 40 years they've been saying death to America, death to Israel, death to
02:16anybody else that they didn't like.
02:18They were bullies.
02:21They were schoolyard bullies.
02:23And now they're not bullies anymore.
02:25But we'll see what happens.
02:26Look, nothing's finished until it's finished.
02:28You know, war is very complex.
02:30A lot of bad things can happen.
02:32A lot of turns are made.
02:33So I don't know.
02:33I wouldn't say that we won anything yet.
02:36I would say that we sure as hell made a lot of progress.
02:40And we'll see.
02:41The next week is going to be very big.
02:43Maybe less than a week.
02:44Maybe less.
02:45But is there anybody here that said it would be okay to have a hostile, very, you know,
02:52zealots, really.
02:53But to have a hostile country have a nuclear weapon that could destroy 25 miles, but much
03:01more than that, could destroy other nations just by the breeze blowing the dust.
03:05You know, that dust blows to other nations and they get decimated.
03:08This is just not a threat you can have.
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