We discovered today that we're on the same side of the equation — that's the most positive thing we could have come away with.

We are both united in liberating Lebanon from an occupation power dominated by Iran called Hezbollah. Lebanon is under their occupation, and we are suffering from their constant barrages of missiles and terror attacks trying to cross our border.

We talked about a number of things, and most importantly, the vision, the long-term vision, where there'll be a clearly delineated border between our countries and where the only reason we'll need to cross each other's territory will be in business suits to conduct business or in bathing suits to go on vacation.

Despite the comprehensive sanctions that the United States has imposed on Iran, the regime continues to exploit the international financial system through front companies, shadow banking, deceptive practices, and permissive conduits.

The Treasury Department encourages you to work with banks in your jurisdiction to identify any Iran-related financial activity, including through front companies and other evasive tactics, and immediately cease such activity in light of the significant illicit finance risks this activity poses.

These include enforcement actions for sanctions violations that may involve a U.S. person; secondary sanctions against foreign financial institutions for certain activities with Iran; and the ability to require enhanced due diligence and reporting on all transactions of a defined scope that are processed through the U.S. financial system.

Now is the time to finally disable Iran’s ability to support terrorism, threaten the region and global markets, and seek to continue its nuclear and ballistic missile program, which the U.N. has prohibited.

My hope is for your swift action to identify and stop any illicit activity linked to Iran to avoid further action from Treasury.

We certainly don't want the French anywhere near these negotiations [with Lebanon].

We'd like to keep the French as far away as possible from pretty much everything, but particularly when it comes to peace negotiations.

They're not needed. They're not a positive influence, particularly not in Lebanon.

I'm speaking for myself, a lifelong Catholic. I wish they'd stay out of immigration. They don't know what they're talking about.

If they understood the atrocities that happened on the open border, I think their opinion would change.

And I welcome a discussion with any of them, because they don't understand illegal immigration is not a victimless crime.

As of yesterday, 167 crude tankers had declared U.S. destinations, with 103 empty vessels heading to American ports to load U.S. crude.

Of those, 54 were Very Large Crude Carriers, each capable of carrying approximately two million barrels.

Many had recently unloaded elsewhere and are now steaming to the Gulf of America — including 20 empty tankers under European flags and 20 under Asian flags.

Today, the United States produces more oil than Saudi Arabia and Russia combined and more natural gas than Russia, Iran, and China combined — securing its role as the undisputed global energy leader.

President Trump’s energy dominance agenda is more than policy; it is American strength.

While adversaries weaponize energy, America delivers it.

The people telling you that Erika [Kirk] wasn’t grieving her husband are full of shit.

The response to Charlie Kirk getting assassinated by a left-wing furry lover...

The response should have been: “Let’s go after left-wing violence and terrorism. Let’s defund the networks of left-wing violence and terrorism.”

It has frustrated me that some of the Catholic clergy have attacked the Trump Administration mercilessly on immigration.

You’re killing children!

I recognize that a lot of young voters don’t love the policy we have in the Middle East.

Trump said [to Iran]: “If you guys commit to not having a nuclear weapon, we are going to make Iran thrive, we're going to make it economically prosperous, and we're going to invite the Iranian people into the world economy in a way they haven't been in my entire life.”

The person who is effectively running Iran sat across from the Vice President of the U.S.—that had never happened.

After 49 years, there's a lot of mistrust between Iran and the United States of America. You're not going to solve that problem overnight.

I think those people wanted to make a deal… you never know, though.