00:15Hello everybody, it's a very sad day and I'm glad we paid our respects. It's a tough situation.
00:26Great people, great parents, wives, family, and a beautiful ceremony. I guess you got to see the Middle East march.
00:36Any questions, President Trump?
00:38Did what you just witnessed make you think differently about going ahead with this war or even putting troops on
00:44the ground in the Middle East?
00:46We're winning the war by a lot. We've decimated their whole evil empire. It'll continue, I'm sure, for a little
00:55while.
00:57But very proud of the people, the parents. The parents were so proud of their boy, as they call him.
01:05My boy, one case, the young lady. Their parents are so proud. Many of them are military parents, as you
01:13know.
01:13But it's always a very sad thing. The war itself is going unbelievably. It's as good as it can be.
01:22We have Pete here, Pete, and Steve Witkoff here. We have some additional questions.
01:28You're one week in now, sir. You're one week in at this point. How long as of now do you
01:35expect operations to win?
01:36Well, I think we've accomplished more in one week than anyone thought possible.
01:38We've wiped out their Navy 44 ships. We've wiped out their Air Force, every plane.
01:44We've wiped out most of their missiles. You see, the missiles aren't coming much anymore.
01:49We've also hit the manufacturing areas where they make the missiles very hard.
01:55Their drone capacity is way down. And we've hurt them where it hurts, including about every form of leadership you
02:05can have.
02:05We've wiped out. You still expect up to six weeks total?
02:09I don't know. I don't know. I never reject time, whatever it takes. But the military has almost nonexistent, if
02:18you like.
02:19We could hit the military itself very hard, but maybe we will. Maybe we will. We haven't made that determination.
02:25What do you think about gas prices right now? Are you worried about gas prices right now?
02:30No, no, no. This is a short excursion into something that should have been done for 47 years.
02:3847 years it's taken to do this, and no president had the guts to do it.
02:42You're going to end up coming back to Dover for more of these such dignified transfers?
02:50Sure, I hate to Dover. But it's a part of war, isn't it? Who are you with?
02:56The Washington Post.
02:58What do you say, it's a part of war?
03:01The deaths are a part of war, yeah.
03:03Yeah, it's a part of war. It's a sad part of war. It's the bad part of war.
03:08Mr. President, did the United States bomb a girls' elementary school in southern Iran on the first day of the
03:14war and kill 175 people?
03:15No, in my opinion, based on what I've seen, that was done by Iran.
03:20Is that true, Mr. Hickson? It was Iran who did that? We're certainly investigating. Still investigating.
03:25But the only side that targets civilians is Iran.
03:31We think it was done, we think it was done by Iran.
03:34Because they're very inaccurate, as you know, with their munitions.
03:38They have no accuracy whatsoever. It was done by Iran.
03:41Can you give us an idea of what unconditional surrender looks like to you?
03:45I mean, what do you want from Iran?
03:46I said unconditioned, not conditioned. I said unconditioned.
03:50It's where they cry uncle or when they can't fight any longer and there's nobody around to cry uncle.
03:57That could happen too, because we've wiped out their leadership numerous times already.
04:03So, it's if they surrender or if there is nobody around to surrender, but they're rendered useless in terms of
04:11military.
04:12Our leaders are united on this issue and have no disagreements with one another.
04:17We have no divisions among ourselves in fighting Israel and the United States.
04:22Trump does not understand that Iranians may have differences among themselves, but they are still Iranian and they stand with
04:29Iran.
04:30The idea of breaking Iran apart will not gain their cooperation.
04:34And besides that, they have seen your history of interventions in the region.
04:38Trump says he should interfere in choosing Iran's next leader.
04:42Well, that shows he is a very backward ignorant person.
04:46He assassinated our leader, we will not let him, Trump, go.
04:52Every day, frequently, hundreds of missiles are hitting them.
04:56So where are they coming from?
04:58They have the wrong understanding.
05:00Thankfully, our missile stockpiles are fully intact and are continuing operations and it is being carried out very carefully.
05:07The strikes carried out by the Islamic Republic will continue.
05:11We will not let them go.
05:13They should not think that we will allow the Americans to quickly bring this matter to an end and say,
05:18we struck them, now let's wrap it up.
05:21This can only be wrapped up when they understand that they no longer have the right to attack Iran,
05:26and when they compensate the Iranian nation for the damages.
05:29This disgraceful act they have created on the international stage carries a heavy cost.
05:35They assassinated the leader of Iran.
05:37The price for it will not be small.
05:39But the nature of war itself creates insecurity.
05:42It naturally causes disruptions to air traffic and to maritime traffic.
05:47We have not closed the Strait of Hormuz.
05:49It has effectively been closed by the situation itself.
05:52No one can pass through because there is continuous fighting there.
05:57Even we have told our friends in Europe that if you get involved in the war, we will be forced
06:02to confront you as well.
06:03They know this.
06:04We have no desire to expand the war.
06:07But if they themselves intervene, we will have no choice but to respond.
06:11Our leadership council has announced that the necessary arrangements should be made by the security forces
06:17so that the assembly of experts can convene under appropriate conditions and make it so
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