"We've won" - Trump speaks on Iran, Straight of Hormuz, NATO, executions, Israel

All right, it does appear that he's going to be speaking, Nima, if you want to hold on for just a few moments. He's doing a fantastic job. So we have Marco. Go ahead, please. Mr. President, I wanted to ask, Iran, as you speak- Terrible. You have vowed strong action in the past. What message would you send? Well, we've been hitting them awfully hard. I mean, I don't know if you can possibly get hit harder, but these are thugs and animals and horrible people. But you can't hit anybody harder than we've hit them. But I'm not surprised. And do you plan to escort those ships through the Strait of Hormuz with or without allies? We're doing very well there. We're doing very well overall. You know, we don't use the Strait. We don't- the United States. We don't need it. Europe needs it. Korea, Japan, China, a lot of other people. So they'll have to get involved a little bit on that one. Mr. President, do you still want South Korea to come out to the United States? Now, what about it? Do you still want them to come to the United States? Well, I love South Korea. We have a great relationship with South Korea. We're helping South Korea a lot. Mr. President, do you think Israel will be ready to end the war when you're ready to end the war? I think so, yeah. Mr. President- The relationship's a very good one. I think so. Mr. President- We want more or less similar things. You know what we want? We want victory. Both of us. And that's what we've got. Mr. President- Well, I may have a plan, or I may not, but would I ever say that to a reporter? If I said that to a reporter, Marco would say, please, sir, let's bring you over to the helicopter immediately, right? No, I can't- I can't tell you that. Mr. President- Mr. President... Certainly a place that people are talking about, but I can't say that- Mr. President- How are you ruling out Russian troops there, though? All the operations at in fact starts with Russian on Ukraine. What about it? Are they talking back further right now because of- About this? Well- Nope, we're talking. about it. I think it'll get done. When do you expect the next round of talks to take place? They take place almost every day. We're making a lot of progress. The war was militarily won in Iran. What did you mean by that? He said the war was militarily won in Iran. What did you mean by that? Oh, I think we won. We've knocked out their Navy, their Air Force. We've knocked out their anti-aircraft. We've knocked out everything. We're roaming free. From a military standpoint, all they're doing is clogging up the strait. But from a military standpoint, they're finished. So how much longer for the American people? Very simple. It's a simple military maneuver. It's relatively safe, but you need a lot of help in the sense of you need ships, you need volume. And NATO could help us, but they so far haven't had the courage to do so. And others could help us. But, you know, we don't use it. At a certain point, it'll open itself at a certain point. But we've defeated the enemy, and they are an enemy. They're a sick group of people. The leadership is gone. The Navy is gone. The Air Force is gone. The anti-aircraft equipment that they have, the radar they have, is all gone. Everything's gone. The strait itself, the actual strait, how are you? The strait itself is — we're doing a good job. But it would be nice if the countries, including China, if the countries that use it — China uses it 90 percent of their energy. Japan is 95 percent of the energy. It would be nice if those countries would get involved. What? I thought she did a good job yesterday, actually. Well, it deserves — he's right about asking that. And I think NATO has gone down a long way because they haven't — I mean, they should be helping with the strait. They get much of their energy from the Strait of Hormuz. And if Lindsey Graham said that — and don't forget, he was the big NATO guy for a while, and now he's not. And a lot of senators and congressmen, they were big. They're very upset with the fact that NATO has done nothing. Sir, Pope Leo is calling for a ceasefire. Pope Leo is calling for a ceasefire, clearly. Look, we can have dialogue, but we don't — I don't want to do a ceasefire. You know, you don't do a ceasefire when you're literally obliterating the other side. They don't have a Navy. They don't have an Air Force. They don't have any equipment to — they don't have any spotters. They don't have anti-aircraft. They don't have radar. And their leaders have all been killed at every level. We're not looking to do that. Thank you. — that we have. We were able to get yet another camera that's still following President Trump as he's taking questions. What I'm going to do is play it from the point that we got that new camera angle. It's about two minutes so far in length as he's still speaking live with moments ago, just so we don't miss any of what the president's message is. Let's listen. — I love Arkansas. I want that safe place so much. I think that Sarah's going to be just fine. But it's too bad. She's a good woman, Sarah. We're not giving a nuclear weapon to terrorist thugs, and we're knocking the hell out of them. Their Navy's gone. Their Air Force is gone. Their leaders are gone. Their anti-aircraft is gone. Everything's gone. And, no, I expected worse, actually. I thought that oil prices would go much higher when I did this. We just said every record, every record in the book, with Dow, with the S&P, Dow at 50,000, S&P at 8,000, 7,000. At levels and speed like nobody's ever seen before. But I said I have to go off of that path and I have to take a little journey. We have to get these—and he would agree, but he's not going to say it. And this is not St. Patrick's Day, by the way. What are you doing with that time? But we had to go off on a tribunist path and take care of business, and we are in the process of doing it. And I'll tell you, I think we're weeks ahead of my schedule. My secretary of state is very happy. You have a question for Marco? Yes, how soon? Have you guys hearing from your Senate colleagues about the changes of the state of America against voter ID, the decision to vote? The agenda thing was, do the 405 want to approve voter ID because they think it's something that's more pleasant than that? Today, one of the biggest wars of Congress—