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President Donald Trump said he pleaded with Chinese President Xi Jinping not to get involved in the conflict with Iran. Trump recalled telling Xi, “Please don’t get involved with Iran,” as tensions continue to escalate between Washington and Tehran. His remarks suggest the U.S. is seeking to prevent China from providing additional support to Iran during the confrontation. Any deeper Chinese involvement could further complicate the conflict and raise broader geopolitical risks across the Middle East and beyond.

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00:00One, when President Xi is here, will you host a state dinner?
00:03Yes.
00:04And what does it say to allies as you guys are moving to punish people who support Iran?
00:10China is obviously one of Iran's biggest supporters.
00:12Well, not giving a good support.
00:13Look, China has been very, I said, please don't get involved to President Xi.
00:18You have a very good relationship.
00:20And they're not really involved, very little involvement by China.
00:24China could have plenty of involvement.
00:25They get 50% of their oil from the harmless strait.
00:29And by the way, pipelines are being built right now.
00:31The road through Syria, which is fantastic, is being built.
00:34And it's open, actually.
00:36And people are taking trucks through Syria, massive trucks with oil in it.
00:40A lot of alternatives are being made to the harmless strait.
00:43The harmless strait is not what it used to be.
00:45Iran is going to end up, if they don't get smart, really smart, which I don't know if they can.
00:52I don't know if they're able to do that.
00:53But they're going to end up with a harmless strait that's not very necessary anymore.
00:57So pipelines are being built all over the Middle East now, so they don't have to go through the harmless
01:01strait.
01:02When should the American public expect resolution on Iran?
01:04You just said that you could perhaps strike.
01:05A revolution?
01:06A resolution.
01:07Oh.
01:08You just said that you could perhaps strike.
01:10You think that's not in other things.
01:12When should people feel?
01:13I thought the revolution was more interesting.
01:17No, a resolution.
01:17Resolution.
01:18I don't know.
01:18I can't tell you.
01:19But we've already won the big thing.
01:21There's not going to be a nuclear weapon.
01:23You know, if we left today, it would take them 25 years to rebuild their country.
01:27But I want to leave so that the next president doesn't have to worry about it.
01:31Mr. President, you can ask more about this new proposal for peace between Ukraine and Russia.
01:36Would it involve, for example, Ukraine's ceiling territory?
01:38No, we have an idea for peace.
01:40Look, I said late wars.
01:43Most of them were supposed to be, in my opinion, more difficult than Russia and Ukraine.
01:48There's a personality problem in Russia and Ukraine.
01:50You know, President Zelensky and President Putin, they truly hate each other.
01:54Do you know what hate is?
01:55They have serious hate.
01:57And it's getting in the way of them.
01:59You know, last week, they lost 32,000 people, mostly soldiers, during the last month.
02:06Four weeks.
02:07They lost 32,000 soldiers.
02:09They're losing, on average, 25,000 soldiers a month.
02:14It's got to get settled.
02:15So I did.
02:16I sent Steve Whitcoff and Jared Kushner, the two great negotiators.
02:21They've done a great job.
02:23And we sent them over to see whether or not we can get something done.
02:27And there may be a good chance that we'll do it.
02:29Mr. President, while we were here with you, a mistrial was declared in the Lindsay Clancy trial.
02:34Have you been following that trial?
02:35Have you watched it?
02:36Well, it's hard not to.
02:37It's on television so much.
02:39It's hard not to follow it.
02:40I followed it pretty much.
02:41But it's a shame.
02:43It's a horrible tragedy.
02:45It's a horrible tragedy.
02:46I see what's happened.
02:47And it looks like it's a hung jury.
02:50And I think the judge just said it's going to be a mistrial.
02:52I assume there's going to be another trial.
02:55It's a terrible situation.
02:57Look, she did a horrible, horrible thing.
03:02Can't be worse.
03:03But you'll find out what the price to pay is.
03:06There'll be a price.
03:07It's going to be a mental institution or jail or something.
03:10But I guess they're going to go through another trial.
03:12It's too bad.
03:13One last question for you.
03:14Thank you so much.
03:15Speaker Johnson sent members home early, especially with the midterm elections coming up.
03:21Do you feel that Republicans delivered everything you wanted?
03:24Well, he can look.
03:25The House has been great.
03:26You know, they sent the Save America Act up to the Senate.
03:30We're waiting for the Senate.
03:31So the House has been great.
03:34We've got the Great Big Beautiful Bill.
03:36That was, you know, just so people understand, a lot of the things that we gave you, we gave
03:40it in the Great Big Beautiful Bill.
03:41We don't have to do new labor.
03:42We put 17 different bills into that.
03:45Lucky we did, because it wouldn't get anything else passed.
03:48But the House has been, Speaker Johnson has done a fantastic job.
03:54On beef, Mr. President, the suspension of tariffs on ground beef imports, where is that
03:59beef coming from?
04:00Well, it's coming from different places.
04:02From which country?
04:03It's coming from Argentina.
04:04It's coming from Brazil.
04:05It's coming from a couple of other places.
04:07We have our inspectors down.
04:08It's very clean.
04:09It's very good.
04:10And as soon as these people, you know, their herds are increasing, their herd decreased
04:14very, very substantially during the Biden years, during the Biden administration.
04:17But even from an environmental standpoint, you know, they wanted to decrease your herds
04:24for environmental reasons.
04:25You believe that one?
04:27So we're building up the herds.
04:30The farmers, the ranchers are building up their herds.
04:33To follow up on that, Mr. President, you had said that importers had agreed that ground
04:37beef would be sold at 25 percent below market prices.
04:40So are those countries only Argentina and Brazil, or are there other countries that agree to that?
04:43Well, there could be other countries.
04:45But right now, it's primarily Argentina and Brazil.
04:48But there could be other countries.
04:49And we're doing it in a very limited fashion because our ranchers can handle it.
04:54But our ranchers really needed a little bit of help.
04:56And our ranchers want the prices to be down, too.
04:58They want to see the prices come down.
05:00But I think a very big thing, and I've been hearing it for a long time, is the food processing.
05:05Our ranchers are going to be able to do their own food processing.
05:09And they'll have inspections.
05:10They'll have inspectors.
05:11They'll have everything just like these big plants, Adam.
05:14But I would be willing to say that our ranchers will be more sanitary than those plants.
05:20I think it's going to be a great thing.
05:21I would think it's going to make a big difference when you can do your own processing.
05:26You don't have to drive hundreds of miles away.
05:29Zippy, can I ask you to say a word, Zippy?
05:31You are such a great leader.
05:33Go ahead.
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05:44We'll see you next time.
05:45We'll see you next time.
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