Iran War Update: Trump Says US Will Resume Attacking Iran 'Very Hard' (Q&A at Oval Office)

Summary

President Trump answers reporters' questions from the Oval Office, threatening to resume hard attacks on Iran if they do not sign a nuclear deal. He discloses that the U.S. has been secretly capturing millions of barrels of Iranian and Venezuelan oil to suppress prices, while touting record U.S. stock market levels and the increased value of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. He also hints at a public stake in AI that could generate enormous wealth.

• Trump announces plans to attack Iran hard and resume bombing over delayed nuclear deal.
• Claims the U.S. has been taking out millions of barrels of Iranian and Venezuelan oil, keeping crude at $85 instead of $250.
• Predicts oil will drop to pre-conflict levels once military operations end.
• Touts record stock market highs with S&P 500 at 7000 and Dow at 50,000 in his current term.
• Reveals upcoming meetings with AI executives and suggests a public stake will make Americans rich.
• Highlights that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are now potentially worth $1 trillion under his administration.
• Dismisses importance of Canada/Mexico trade, saying the U.S. doesn't need their goods.