Trump on Iran:

They have to open up the Strait of Trump, I mean Hormuz… the fake news will say that I said it accidentally.

There are no accidents with me.

Trump on Iran:

The supreme leader is no longer supreme; he is dead.

The son is either dead or in very bad shape.

I think he says, “Just keep me out of this.”

Trump on UK's aircraft carriers:

They are not very good. They don't go fast and they don't work very well.

Trump on NATO:

If the “big one” ever happened, I guarantee you they wouldn’t be there.

They made a big mistake.

Trump:

I want to thank the entire Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; they have been very helpful, unlike NATO.

Trump on Iran:

We have another 3,554 targets left, and they will be done pretty quickly.

Trump on Iran:

We knocked out 97% of the launchers.

Trump:

I think Türkiye was fantastic; they stayed out of things we asked them to.

He is a great leader.

Trump:

Congress Democrats sort of remind me of Iran.

They are deranged.

Trump:

They call it a war; I call it a military conflict, but there is a legal reason for that.

Trump:

MAGA likes us protecting certain allies, whether it’s Israel or Saudi Arabia or Qatar or the UAE.

Trump:

Cuba is next. Pretend I didn’t say that, please.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino shows up at yet another Trump event.

Trump:

I even stopped India and Pakistan; they were going at it for a week—nine planes already shot down.

Trump:

I am a big believer in genes, by the way.

Trump:

Some allies weren’t there—we didn’t need them, but they weren’t there if we did need them.

That is going to be very costly for them.

Trump:

Nobody has ever figured out the Patriot.

Trump:

We agreed to sell the F-35 to Saudi Arabia. The F-35 is amazing; we sell them very sparingly—we don’t want other people to have them.

Trump on 2016:

I ran; everyone thought I was doing it for fun... I didn’t know what I was doing it for.

Trump on Iran:

I guess we changed the regime; the regime keeps blowing up every two days.

Trump:

I met Mr. Toyoda in Japan. He is about 92 years old.

“What is your name?”
“Toyoda,” “You are rich.”
I said, “What do you have to do with Toyota?”
He said, “I own it.”

He then agreed to invest 10 billion dollars in the U.S.