Trump on killings in Iran, talks with Greenland (full q&a in Oval Office)

Summary

President Donald Trump held an Oval Office Q&A covering Iran, Greenland, Venezuela, and tariffs. He said he was told Iran has stopped killings and executions and that military action may be off the table. He stressed the U.S. needs Greenland for national security and expects to work something out with Denmark. On the economy, he defended tariffs as boosting trade, investment, and U.S. auto manufacturing, while warning of a disappointing Supreme Court outcome.

• Trump says Iran has stopped killings and executions, with military action considerations ongoing.
• Trump argues the U.S. needs Greenland for national security, citing Russia and China.
• Trump says relations with Venezuela are improving and mentions 50 million barrels of oil.
• Trump defends tariffs as driving U.S. trade, investment, and national security.
• Trump highlights Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis as benefiting from a U.S. auto manufacturing revival.
• Trump says a Supreme Court ruling against tariffs would be disappointing.
• Trump mentions domestic items including Planned Parenthood funding and a new fraud prosecutor.