Q: Will you trust the results of the midterm elections if Republicans lose control of Congress?

Trump: I will if the elections are honest...

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Q: You tweeted out some theories about Italians and satellites. Do you believe that stuff?

Trump: No. I didn't tweet. I sometimes will retruth.

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Trump: I'm starting to get great polls on the economy.

Tom Llamas: The polls on the economy, they're not great.

Trump: They should be great.

Llamas: Why aren't they?

Trump: I don't know.

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Trump on Venezuela:

Remember in Iraq, they got rid of everybody. They had no generals, they had no people. They had nobody to run the government. It turned out to be a mess.

And that’s where ISIS came from, came from the military and all the people, they formed ISIS. It was handled very badly. But this is handled very well.

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Trump on the “Discombobulator”:

None of their equipment worked. That’s what it does.

Everything was discombobulated.

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The Kamala HQ X account posted its first activity since the 2024 election, teasing a new video with the word “Tomorrow.”

Overnight, Russia attacked Ukraine’s Kyiv Region, Kharkiv, and Sumy.

Trump on Minneapolis:

I learned that maybe we can use a little bit of a softer touch...

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Trump:

AI is going to be maybe the biggest thing — bigger than the Internet, bigger than anything else.

I came up with a concept: each data center that is built is going to generate their own electricity.

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Trump:

JD Vance is fantastic and Marco Rubio is fantastic.

One is slightly more diplomatic than the other. I think they're both of very high intelligence.

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Trump on the Fed:

I mean in theory it’s an independent body. But I think, you know, I’m a smart guy.

I know the economy better than almost everybody.

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Q: On January 21st, 2029, do you see any scenario where you are still President?

Trump: I don’t know. It would be interesting, but wouldn’t it be terrible if I agreed with you, if I gave you the answer that you’re looking for, it would make life so much less exciting, right?

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The CIA announced Wednesday that it is ending publication of the World Factbook, a widely used reference guide first launched in 1962.

The agency gave no specific reason but said the move aligns with efforts to focus on core missions.

Maduro Ally Alex Saab Arrested in Venezuela in Joint U.S. Operation

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Spain’s Sanchez responds to Elon Musk:

Let the techno-oligarchs bark, Sancho; it’s a sign that we’re riding on.

Armed Bandits Massacre Nearly 200 in Central & Northern Nigeria

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Colombian President Petro:

If the UN was founded to prevent genocide and could not stop Gaza, then what is it for?

Its very existence is now in question.

Colombian President Petro:

The human brain functions collectively, not individually, and by bringing together the brains of humanity we can save life on this planet, because we are responsible for it.

Greek Defence Minister Nikos Dendias:

Türkiye has been extremely successful in the last few years.

You mentioned a number of Turkish successes; I will add Libya to that list. There is a military presence in western Libya now, and I believe Türkiye is also creating an understanding with eastern Libya.

Türkiye is also present in Africa, especially in sub-Saharan Africa.

When I was foreign minister, I was flying around Africa. There was clearly a Turkish presence everywhere.

On two occasions, I even found President Erdogan on the ground. So yes, Türkiye has been extremely successful.

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Colombian President Petro:

A global democracy is the banner we must raise—a democracy of the Americas, in which legitimate collective norms and collective laws guide us against barbarism.

Because if barbarism prevails, from Alaska to Patagonia, we could disappear.

Greek Defence Minister Nikos Dendias:

I am not in any way anti-Turk, and I do not believe Israel is anti-Turk at all. 20 years ago, 25 years ago—Israel and Türkiye were the best of friends and close allies.

Israel was closer to Türkiye than it was to Greece. Türkiye was never an enemy to Greece, but it was not as close to Greece as it was to Israel. What has changed?

Who is advocating for Hamas? Who has never expressed any regret for what happened on October 7 in Israel? Who hosts the Muslim Brotherhood?

So let’s ask the Americans to produce a picture of the future—how they wish the Eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East to look in 10 years or 20 years, according to their interests.

Then go to Ankara and ask the same question to President Erdogan: to project in a picture how he would like that region to look in 10 or 20 years.

Now, how similar do you think those two pictures will be? I think they will not be similar at all. They will be totally different.

So that’s my answer to the United States: what do you want? What serves your interest—the Israeli point of view or the Turkish point of view? Act according to your interests.