00:00Can you confirm that you have appointed a general to lead the stabilization forces in Gaza?
00:06What will be its mission and how soon do you want to see...
00:09Well, we're working very strongly on Gaza, yeah.
00:11We're working very much on Gaza.
00:13We actually do have a real peace in the Middle East.
00:16We have 59 countries supporting it, which has never happened before.
00:19We have countries that want to come in and take care of Hamas, as an example.
00:25We have countries that want to come in and take care of Hezbollah in Lebanon.
00:30As an example.
00:31And I say, right now you don't have to do that.
00:33You may have to do that.
00:34But we have countries that are volunteering to come in and literally take care of the whole thing.
00:38We have a great peace in the Middle East.
00:40It's never happened before.
00:42And I think it's very strong, actually.
00:45And with Prime Minister Netanyahu, you're supposed to meet him at the end of this month.
00:49What's on there?
00:50Well, we get along with him very well.
00:51He's been a wartime prime minister, certainly.
00:55We did a big thing.
00:56When we went in with this very plane right here, this beautiful plane, we went in with
01:01those B-2s.
01:04And we, and now I can use the word because it's been confirmed by the Atomic Energy Commission,
01:08we obliterated their nuclear capability, their potential.
01:13And their nuclear capability would have been there in about two months.
01:16I think it looked like it was two.
01:17Some people say two weeks.
01:18I don't know if it's two weeks.
01:19But a very short period of time, they were very close to having massive nuclear weapons.
01:25And these guys went in and they did a job.
01:28And that made peace possible because everybody was afraid of Iran.
01:33And now they're not afraid of Iran anymore.
01:35And Iran would like to make a deal with us.
01:37Your own national security strategy does not say obliterated, sir.
01:40It says set them back.
01:42Your intro does.
01:44Well, the Atomic Energy Commission said obliterated.
01:47And the people that have seen the site said obliterated.
01:49And frankly, Iran said it was obliterated.
01:52And to show you how accurate it was, and, you know, I fight for the pilots because the
01:58pilots and those people went in there at great risk.
02:00And they hit every single target on every single bomb.
02:05And they did a lot of damage.
02:07And for them to be given anything less than 100 percent of the credit is unfair.
02:12So I will tell you the Atomic Energy Commission said it's like gonzo.
02:18It's one person actually used the term obliterated.
02:23But Iran actually said that they probably can never go there again.
02:26They can probably never start there again.
02:28If they ever started, they'd probably choose a new site.
02:31But regardless, we took out the Iran nuclear site with great talent.
02:36No other country could have done that.
02:38No other country has weapons like we do.
02:40But no other country could have done that.
02:41We have the best weapons in the world.
02:43We have the best military in the world.
02:45And when we took out Iran, that allowed for peace.
02:49There's no way that, and I really have great respect for the king of Saudi Arabia, for the
02:56Amir, I'm a friend, UAE.
02:58These are great people.
03:00These are actually great people and great leaders.
03:02There's no way they could have done a deal if Iran was not really nullified to a large extent.
03:10Iran is not the same country.
03:12Iran was a country that was feared by everybody.
03:16Now it's a country that's been very much downgraded.
03:19I'm sure they'll try and come back.
03:22And they're very capable people.
03:24Maybe they will.
03:25Maybe they won't.
03:25They are reconstituting their missile program quite quickly.
03:30Well, you know, they can try.
03:32But it's going to take them a long time to come back.
03:34But if they do want to come back and they want to come back without a deal, then we're going to obliterate that one, too.
03:39You know, we can knock out their missiles very quickly.
03:41We have great power.
03:43And we helped Israel a lot.
03:45We were shooting down the drones.
03:46We were doing a lot of things for Israel.
03:48We did a good job for Israel.
03:50But Israel did a good job.
03:51They fought.
03:51And they all fought bravely.
03:53Look, that's a war.
03:54That's a vicious war.
03:55They're all vicious wars.
03:57When you write, hey, you covered a lot of wars.
03:59They're all vicious.
04:00We never saw a nice one, right?
04:01Right.
04:01They're all vicious.
04:03But that was a big fight.
04:06But the big thing was the knockout of the possible nuclear capability.
04:11And it was a complete knockout of nuclear capability.
04:13That doesn't mean that over the next two years or three years they're not going to come back.
04:18They're not going to try.
04:20I think they got hit so hard.
04:21They may talk about trying.
04:23But I don't think they want to try.
04:24And I can tell you that they would love to be able to make a deal with me.
04:28They would love to be able to make a deal with me.
04:30And I'd love to make a deal with them if we could.
04:32You know, we were not close, but not so close.
04:36But we were reasonably there for a deal with Iran before the bombing.
04:40And they would have been much better off if they made a deal.
04:45They could have had a deal.
04:46They could have had a deal where they would have been much better off.
04:49Look at what we've done.
04:50I mean, their place is blown up.
04:53Forget about the nuclear.
04:54The nuclear is gone.
04:55But look at the damage they've suffered, the death that they've suffered.
04:59They could have had a deal with nobody would have died.
05:01No buildings would have been down.
05:02Nothing would have happened.
05:04We would have blown up their nuclear.
05:07That would have been it.
05:08They could have had a great deal.
05:10But they missed that opportunity.
05:11But they would like to make a deal right now.
05:13Iran would like to make a deal with me.
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