#Trump#IranWar#BreakingNews President Donald Trump said he is “losing faith” in ongoing talks with Iran, signaling growing skepticism over the prospects for a breakthrough. Meanwhile, U.S. authorities are reportedly intensifying efforts to identify Iranian assets, increasing pressure on Tehran as diplomatic negotiations face renewed uncertainty. Stay tuned for the latest developments and expert analysis.
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The speaker discusses the severe economic and military decline of Iran, attributing it to the current administration's aggressive strategies. He highlights the collapse of Iran's banking system, hyperinflation, and diminished weapon manufacturing capacity, while expressing deep skepticism regarding Iran's honesty in diplomatic negotiations.
He thought this was the most incredible person and when he lost, he lost because of me.
I endorsed somebody else and as soon as I endorsed the other person, the other person
became a rocket ship upward and he lost and Iran is doing very poorly.
Just in case you read incorrect stories, they're doing very, very poorly.
They're having a hard time.
They've been very dishonest.
They've been very dishonorable to deal with, but that makes no difference.
They're doing very, very poorly.
The administration has done more in 18 months than most administrations have done in eight
years if you had a two-term.
Their missiles have been largely, they have some left, they have some, but they have far
fewer than they had four or five months ago.
Their manufacturing capacity is almost gone.
The drone capacity is almost gone, they're very few, but they have some.
If they have one, that's too many as far as I'm concerned.
On your orders, we started in March 2025.
In December of 2025, the largest bank in Iran collapsed.
The central bank had to print money, caused inflation, now they got 180% inflation.
They aren't able to pay their troops and on your orders, we are searching for their assets
all around the world and that money will go to the Iranian people, Americans who have
been harmed by the Iranians, whether the USS Cole, or the barracks in Lebanon, or
it will go back to when the Iranians attacked these ships coming out.
So it's been a privilege to be part of that.
What is the status of talks?
Who went from the administration?
Well, they always want to talk, but they break their word so often.
Steve is talking, Jared, we have very good people, J.D.'s involved, very strongly involved.
We have great people talking, Marco's involved, very good people, we have the best people,
but they'll make a deal.
As an example, we'll talk about nuclear and we'll be in there talking about nuclear for
seven hours.
I say, what is it?
What do you need seven?
You can take 10 minutes.
You have five minutes.
You should solve it.
But seven hours, and then they'll go out and I'll say they discussed nuclear and they'll
go out and they'll say, we never discussed nuclear.
And I'll say, why?
Why did they say that?
All they do is make me angry.
You know, you just make me angry.
Any other questions?
Do you believe that you can reach a deal with Iran, given that you talked about how disloyal
they are?
I'm losing faith in them because they do lie and they do misrepresent.
Well, the other day, the five of us, you know, we'll be hitting them.
We'll be hitting them very hard.
And you know, at some point, they're going to say, we just can't take it anymore.
Mr. President.
On the nuclear issue.