Palantir Technologies (PLTR) has proven to have great war fighting capabilities and equipment.

Just ask our enemies!!!

Iran is demanding fees from vessels it’s allowing to pass through the Strait of Hormuz.

The Strait is effectively under full IRGC control.

They decide who gets to go through, but more importantly, who doesn’t.

Two of the measures mutually agreed upon between the parties have yet to be implemented: a ceasefire in Lebanon and the release of Iran’s blocked assets prior to the commencement of negotiations.

These two matters must be fulfilled before negotiations begin.

We are ready to move forward with a common European army. Not in ten years or two — but now. As soon as tomorrow.

In the face of violations of international law, Europe must act consistently if it wants the rest of the world to support us.

Let us not allow a new Gaza in Lebanon.

For this reason, yesterday, the Spanish government proposed that out of coherence and also out of empathy, the European Union suspend its association agreement with Israel.

We have a reset going. We’re loading up the ships with the best ammunition, the best weapons ever made.

If we don’t have a deal, we will be using them — and we will be using them very effectively.

You’re dealing with people that we don’t know whether or not they tell the truth.

To our face, they’re getting rid of all nuclear weapons… and then they go out to the press and say, "No, we’d like to enrich."

We’re going to find out in about 24 hours. We’re going to know soon.

America has increasingly, under Donald Trump, become more unreliable as a partner to our friends and has lost influence.

When we otherwise could say, you know, in X country we're concerned about human rights violations, even if it did not directly affect our national security.

We had some level of authority to speak about these things in a way that we had earned the ability of people to listen and pay attention and maybe try to do better.

We have become more unreliable under this man and we are losing influence. It's going to take a while and some serious work, way beyond the end of this man's term, to regain whatever we had.

Trump enters into this war — a war of choice.

Remember, the man said he got rid of Iran's nuclear arsenal. "Obliterated it," he said.

You know how he likes to use those kinds of words, "obliterated it," which is not an ambiguous term; that means you took it out.

Well, evidently he didn't do that.

The first foreign leader that I invited to my home as Vice President was then-Chancellor, German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

I had her over for breakfast, and we sat down; it was called a bilateral meeting. We sat down, and we talked about everything. It was before Russia invaded Ukraine.

We talked about Russia and China and a number of things, and then she leaned over to me and she said, "Please tell me what's going on in your country with voting."

Because she was very concerned about the erosion that she was reading about and hearing about in the United States around obstruction of voting rights.

She was fully aware of the leaders and the activists and the heroes that we honor who fought for voting rights. She knew of the struggle. She knew of the work it requires, and she knew what was at stake.

The way that Trump is thinking of foreign policy, it seems, is when he talks about America First, it's to withdraw from these relationships and these connections.

And then he kind of acts like a mob boss: "Well, you know, you take Eastern Europe and I'll take the Western Hemisphere. And then you over there, you get Asia, and we'll just divide it up. Right?"