00:15A war of words now turning into open mockery. Iran is taking aim at Donald Trump after his
00:23latest claims about a possible deal with Tehran. In a dramatic response, Iran's state broadcaster,
00:31Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting, publicly ridiculed Trump's remarks, calling them
00:36castles in the air. The trigger? Trump's bold claim that the United States is close to a deal with
00:44Iran. I think we have a very successful negotiation going on right now, and I think it'll be, if it
00:51happens, it'll be announced fairly soon, and that'll give us free oil, free Hormuz Strait,
00:58everything will be nice, and I think your oil price will go down to lower than what it was before,
01:03and I think a lot of good things will happen. A statement that raised eyebrows around the world.
01:11Iran's response was sharp and symbolic. State media shared a Persian proverb about a camel dreaming of
01:20eating cotton seed, a phrase used to describe unrealistic fantasies. It's a cultural jab,
01:28a way of saying what Trump is imagining is far from reality. This isn't the first time such language
01:35has been used. The same proverb was previously used by Iran's former supreme leader to mock U.S.
01:43leadership. Trump insists negotiations are progressing, saying a breakthrough could come soon,
01:50and that Iran may even agree to hand over enriched uranium, a key demand from Washington.
01:57But Tehran's position remains firm. Iran says its nuclear program is peaceful, and its right to enrich
02:05uranium is non-negotiable. While it may discuss limits, it will not give up that right entirely.
02:13That's the core disagreement. The U.S. reportedly wants long-term restrictions, up to 20 years.
02:21They're not doing any business, they're unable to do any business because of the blockade, and so the
02:26combination of having no Navy, having no Air Force, having no anti-aircraft equipment, they have nothing.
02:33Everything is gone, including their leaders. Now, they have a new set of leaders, and we find them very reasonable.
02:44Well, we haven't agreed to any. We haven't agreed to any.
02:49What we have is we have a statement, very, very
02:53powerful statement that they will not have beyond
02:5620 years, that they will not have nuclear weapons.
03:00That's beyond.
03:00There's no 20-year limit.
03:02The Press Press on Greenland, Mr. President.
03:06The President.
03:08I think that Todd Blanche is doing a very good job,
03:13from what I'm saying.
03:14The Press Press on Greenland.
03:15All I can say, thus far, I think Todd Blanche
03:17is doing a very good job.
03:18The Press Press on Greenland.
03:21If there's no deal, would you be willing to extend the
03:24Seafire, or will the fighting resume, Mr. President?
03:26The President.
03:26I would say the fighting.
03:27If there's no deal, fighting resumes.
03:28The Press Press on Greenland.
03:29And then on gas prices, how much longer will Americans
03:31continue to see these high gas prices?
03:33The President.
03:33Well, they're not very high.
03:34If you look at what they were supposed to be in
03:36order to get rid of a nuclear weapon, with the
03:39danger that entails.
03:40So, the gas prices have come down very much over the
03:43last three, four days.
03:45And I know, you know, and that's what ABC says.
03:47But the fact is that if you look at the stock markets
03:51up, everything is doing really well.
03:53And the big thing we have to do is we have to make sure
03:56that Iran does not have a nuclear weapon.
03:58Because if they do, you want to talk about problems,
04:01you'd have problems.
04:02So, very important is that Iran does not have a
04:05nuclear weapon.
04:06And they've agreed to that.
04:07The Press Press on Greenland.
04:08The President.
04:08The President.
04:08The President.
04:08The President.
04:09So, we have agree to that.
04:09The President.
04:10And they've agreed to it very powerfully.
04:12They've agreed to give us back the nuclear dust,
04:15it's way underground because of the attack we made
04:17with the B2 bombers.
04:18So, we have a lot of agreement with Iran,
04:21and I think something is going to happen very positive.
04:24The Press is a very complicated subject.
04:30It's — I don't think we're waiting.
04:32I think we're moving very fast.
04:34It could happen pretty quickly.
04:37The Press is a very long time.
04:39How long — how long you could sustain the blockade
04:42on the Strait of Humor?
04:44The Press is a very long time.
04:48We're doing very well with the blockade.
04:51It's very routine for us.
04:52The Navy is incredible.
04:54And I think the blockade is doing very well.
04:57No ship is even thinking about entering.
04:59No ship is going past our Navy.
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