00:00We are afraid that we are afraid of that.
00:14This is a very good thing for us.
00:18We feel very badly, but you know those great people, those great patriots
00:22were out there fighting that Iran can not have a nuclear weapon.
00:27Iran has been very, very badly damaged.
00:30They've lost everything almost militarily.
00:34They've got very little left.
00:36They've got some missiles.
00:37They've got some drones.
00:38They've got some manufacturing ability, not much.
00:42We control the strait.
00:44They don't control anything.
00:46So we'll see what happens.
00:47But we hit them very hard again tonight.
00:49And we did that in honor of the probably three.
00:53It's probably three as opposed to two.
01:00I think we're always open to diplomacy.
01:01It has to be real.
01:02It has to be a deal that they're willing to live by.
01:04Look, Iran a week ago was supposed to put out a statement saying that the straits of Hormuz would be
01:08open,
01:09that they would no longer attack shipping.
01:11And instead of doing that, they attacked three ships.
01:14I think that was last Friday or Saturday.
01:16So, I mean, their behavior has to change in order for ours to change.
01:19Well, they're not complying with it.
01:21I mean, the straits are supposed to be open, free of tolls, free of attack.
01:26Free of all the things they're doing against these ships.
01:29So they can't have an MOU that's alive if they're violating the terms of it.
01:34What I will say is that the United States always remains open to a diplomatic solution.
01:37We've tried multiple times with Iran.
01:39And we'll continue to try.
01:41If that door opens, we'll be happy to see it open.
01:45And they continue to send signals that they want to talk, that they want to negotiate.
01:49But their behavior is what we're responding to.
01:52And their behavior is they're launching missiles and drones against ships, including tonight.
01:56But, look, I also think it's pretty growingly apparent that even within their own system, there's a growing split.
02:01I think maybe some of your outlets have documented this.
02:04Between those that understand that their economy is in shambles and they need to do something,
02:08or they're going to be in a lot of trouble very soon, economically and domestically,
02:13and others who are very militant in their view of life and in their view of the world and continue
02:18to launch missiles.
02:18So they'll have to work out that split internally.
02:21We're going to continue to respond.
02:23We're going to continue to respond.
02:26We cannot make these decisions.
02:29In the negotiations before the 12th of the war, we were coming to make them, not to make them, but
02:35to make them not to make them the same as Islam.
02:37We have a decision, we have a decision, we have a decision, we have a decision.
02:40I told them that we don't have a decision.
02:44This is something that people have been forgiven for 20 years.
02:49The government has been forced to pay for 20 years.
02:50The government has been forced to pay for 20 years.
02:51You can't get to pay for it.
02:52I said that this is not a mistake or a mistake.
02:57Who should I make a mistake?
02:59It was a very good thing for us.
03:03It was a very important thing to the world.
03:06Despite the war and despite all these,
03:08there is no change in the government of the Islamic government.
03:14All of us, the government, the government,
03:16are friends and enemies.
03:17They say that Iran is stronger than this war.
03:20Their expression.
03:22Iran has the world's power.
03:24Iran has the power of its own power.
03:27We have to admit that the atomic bomb is a bomb.
03:31We have to admit that Iran is stronger.
03:33The world understands that Iran is stronger.
03:36We have to admit that Iran's market is stronger
03:40around the world's Liberals.
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