It’s very clear that [Iran] has chosen to go down this path because we’re everything that they’re not.

We are a model of economic prosperity... we have religions and cultures from around the world.

— UAE: 2,819
— Israel: 1,357
— Saudi Arabia: 1,231
— Kuwait: 1,214
— Qatar: 730
— Bahrain: 717
— Iraq: 340
— Jordan: 287

I can confirm that a meeting between delegations from Cuba and the United States was recently held here in Cuba.

This is a sensitive matter that we handle with discretion.

The removal of the energy blockade against the country was a top priority. This act of economic coercion is an unjustified punishment against the entire Cuban population. It is also a form of global blackmail against sovereign states.

— Stick to his guns
— Buy some time
— Compromise
— Restart war
— Walk Away

As soon as we get them to no nuclear weapons in Iran, which is going to happen, I think, very quickly, actually—we've just decimated them—you're going to see prices drop.

You're going to see energy come down like you've never seen it before. All these things are going to happen.

After having the best economy in history. I said, "Well, we're going to have to take a little journey down to Iran."

It's all gone. It's all gone.

We are now controlling the Strait of Hormuz.

They're losing $500 million a day by us blocking the Hormuz Strait.

We're going to make sure that Iran doesn't have a nuclear weapon; by the way, that's very close to being over.

Think of what I did in two months, what they couldn't do in 12 years, 13 years, 15 years between Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq.

We've done some job. We wiped out their whole military apparatus.

Now we have to get it done, and we will get it done because I always get things done.

They're going to negotiate, and if they don't, they're going to see problems like they've never seen before.

They're going to negotiate, and hopefully they'll make a fair deal and they'll build their country back up.

They will have no chance of having a nuclear weapon. We can't allow that to happen. That could be the destruction of the world.

Make no mistake, President Trump won't drag the United States into another disastrous deal with Iran.

If the people want the truth, they should not pick up The New York Times or Wall Street Journal or watch CNN.

The facts are the U.S. has never been so close to making a truly good deal, unlike the horrific deal signed by Obama, why? Thanks to President Trump's brilliant negotiating tactics.

The media is still trying to say that the US is in a worse off position than we were at the start of this, that Iran still poses a threat—it's all a bunch of nonsense.

They are rooting against this president and therefore our country.

Thanks to the success of the military operation and Trump's hardline negotiating style, we're on the brink of a deal.

If not, President Trump as commander-in-chief still has a number of options at his disposal that he's unafraid to use.

President Trump has proven before he does not bluff — when he makes a promise, he follows through on it.

The idea that President Trump would not be a final decision maker is a fallacy.

The idea that President Trump would not strike a deal that's in the best interest of the American people, the American taxpayer, and our great military is also laughable.

He's the negotiator in chief.

Last year, I remember fighting with journalists about President Trump's ability to strike a deal to end the war in Gaza and bring home the hostages, and again, they were proven wrong.

I suspect this time will be no different.