I am not a fan of the guy. If you look at his Truths, he was all for everything, and then he wasn’t.

His wife was killed; he remarried fairly quickly.

We gave him a job at the White House, and this is what he does to me.

You know the story of the paperclip?

182 years ago, a man discovered the paperclip.

There are many points of agreement with Iran right now like 15 points.

They’re not going to have a nuclear weapon—that’s number one. That’s number one, two, and three.

They will never have a nuclear weapon—they’ve agreed to that.

PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH, it's the American way.

Everybody’s been killed from the regime. They’re really starting off. There’s automatically a regime change, but we’re dealing with some people that I find to be very reasonable, very solid.

The people within know who they are. They’re very respected, and maybe one of them will be exactly what we’re looking for.

Look at Venezuela—how well that’s working out. We are doing so well in Venezuela with oil and with the relationship between the president-elect and us.

Maybe we find somebody like that in Iran.

Over the past few days, messages have been received via certain friendly countries indicating a U.S. request for negotiations aimed at ending the war.

These messages were responded to appropriately and in line with Iran’s principled positions.

In these responses, necessary warnings were issued about the severe consequences of any attack on Iran’s vital infrastructure.

It was emphasized that any action against Iran’s energy infrastructure would be met with a decisive, immediate, and effective response from Iran’s armed forces.

Islamic Republic of Iran’s position regarding the Strait of Hormuz and the conditions for ending the war remains unchanged.

We have not conducted any negotiations with the United States.