It's just a paper charge. When you think about it, it's a paper charge.

We should be the lowest interest rate in the world.

I settled eight wars. Of the eight wars, at least six were settled because of tariffs.

In other words, I said, "If you don't settle this war, I'm going to charge you tariffs because I don't want to see people getting killed."

It would have been a nuclear war. In my opinion, they were really going at it.

Ten planes were shot down. They were going at it.

The Prime Minister of Pakistan said President Trump saved at least 10 million lives when he got us to stop fighting.

They were going to go nuclear, in my opinion, without tariffs.

I'm building something right now in the White House. One of the greatest ballrooms, so desperately needed, anywhere in the world.

Take a look at Minnesota. So we think it's at least $19 billion of fraud, medical, every fraud.

Somalia has come in here — what they've done to our country, these people, they've come into our country, and what they've done with that fake congresswoman (Ilhan Omar), she's so bad.

I think they want to make a deal. I think they'd be foolish if they didn't.

We took out their nuclear power last time, and we'll have to see if we take out more this time.

I know one thing. They want to make a deal. They wouldn't talk to anybody else, but they're talking to me.

It's got to be a good deal: no nuclear weapons, no missiles, no this, no that, all the different things that you want.

I spoke to Mr. Toyoda in Japan. I said, “What is your name?” Toyota.

I said, if your name is Toyota you are a very rich guy. He is about 90 years old.

Denmark condemns the decision of the Israeli Security Cabinet to expand Israeli control in the West Bank.

The decision will harm efforts to advance peace and stability for Israelis and Palestinians and is inconsistent with international law.

I am concerned about reports of a UAE-linked training hub for genocidal RSF thugs in Ethiopia with possible supply routes via Somaliland.

These moves would be escalatory and further reason to designate the RSF as an FTO, bringing consequences for this regional proxy support.

I believe that we are able to come to a better deal than JCPOA.

I have been in this business of nuclear negotiations in the past 20 years — I know that it is achievable.

We can come to a better deal than before, and we are able to ensure that there is no nuclear weapon.

This is the main concern of those who have concern: nuclear weapons. No nuclear weapon, we can guarantee.

I already instructed my team to work on a doable plan or proposal that can guarantee that there would be no nuclear weapon and, at the same time, can guarantee Iran's right to peaceful use of nuclear technology.

For electricity, for producing medicines, for agriculture, for everything. I think it is doable, and it is achievable.

We still do not have full trust in the Americans because the last time we negotiated, last June, we were in the middle of negotiations when they decided to attack us.

We need to make sure that that scenario is not repeated, and this is mostly up to Americans.

We need a guarantee. We need an objective guarantee that the same scenario is not going to be repeated.

They tried it once last year and they failed. Iran's nuclear program cannot be bombed and destroyed because it's a technology that we have developed by ourselves.

There is no solution but a diplomatic solution.

We only negotiate about our nuclear program with the U.S. Our ballistic missile program is off the table.

We are prepared for a diplomatic solution as much as we are prepared to defend ourselves against any new aggression.

We have learned many lessons from what happened during the 12-day war.

We have learned our lessons on war and diplomacy, and now we are prepared for both.

We would attack US [bases] and US assets and facilities, everything they have in our neighborhood.

I don't like it to happen. I'm a man of diplomacy. I'm a man of dialogue. I'm a man of negotiation. I'm not the man of war.