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President Donald Trump has announced what he described as a final timeline for ending the Iran war, as uncertainty over the conflict continues to keep global energy markets on edge. His remarks come amid concerns that prolonged fighting could disrupt major oil supplies and threaten key shipping routes. Trump’s statement adds to growing pressure for an end to the conflict, with governments and markets closely watching developments across the Middle East and their potential impact on global energy security.

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00:00When will the war in Iran end, Mr. President?
00:02I think very soon.
00:03I think it'll be probably right after the midterms.
00:07They're trying to hold out as long as they can to complicate the election.
00:10But I think people are wise to it because Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon.
00:15It's very simple.
00:16This is a very simple thing.
00:18Iran cannot have.
00:19They were two weeks away from having a nuclear weapon.
00:22If they had it, they would have blown up Israel.
00:25They would have blown up the Middle East.
00:26Then they would have hit some of Europe's, in my opinion, Europe's cities and beyond cities.
00:32And they would have probably hit us too before we put out the fire.
00:38But they cannot have a nuclear weapon.
00:40But I would say shortly, and oil will come tumbling down.
00:44When that happens, oil prices will come tumbling down.
00:49How's your call with MBS and what is the U.S. willing to do?
00:53Well, I have had a call with MBS.
00:55He's a good friend of mine.
00:57And it's going to, I can just say, everything's going to work out fine and dandy.
01:01It's going to be very good.
01:02So you don't get involved in these things.
01:04You have a very nice, nice freedom of you.
01:08But you have your own difficulties, I will imagine.
01:10All right.
01:10No one again, yeah.
01:14But no, I think it's going to, it's all working out fine.
01:17I would say shortly after, they went to a great convention.
01:22We went to Dallas, Texas.
01:25We had a midterm convention.
01:27It was never done by either party.
01:29It's probably going to become a staple.
01:31It was so successful, so beautiful.
01:34The arenas were packed both days.
01:37And frankly, nobody expected to ever see anything like it.
01:41It felt, I think it actually felt better than the so-called original conventions.
01:45It was as good as it could get.
01:47And the Republicans had a good time.
01:51We had a good time.
01:52A lot of great people running for office.
01:55And the same people.
01:57We're running against some major insanity.
02:01But we don't have to get into that, but major insanity.
02:04But we had a tremendous, that was a tremendous two-day period.
02:08Mr. President, Mr. President, Mr. President,
02:10Mr. President, do you assess that Iran is responsible for the least-
02:14Mr. President, what do you say?
02:17To some people in Ireland, you say the U.S. is facilitating genocide in Gaza
02:23and also facilitating Israel around the illegal occupation of territories in the West Bank.
02:29Well, when you say Gaza, you know, we put out the fire.
02:32We got all the hostages back.
02:35There's very little happening right now in Gaza.
02:38That's not the place that people are talking about, actually, now.
02:41It was all about Gaza.
02:42We got involved and we facilitated a piece of a kind.
02:48But we got all the hostages back.
02:53Some dead, some living.
02:55We got them all back.
02:56They wanted, you know, it's amazing.
02:57The parents of those dead hostages, they knew they were dead.
03:01They wanted their son or daughter, but mostly sons.
03:05They wanted their sons back.
03:07Their babies.
03:07The mothers sent their babies.
03:09They wanted the babies back just as much as though their son was alive.
03:15And we got them back.
03:16We got every one of them back.
03:18We had, in the end, we had 28 that were dead.
03:23And we had a lot that were alive.
03:25If you go back over the, you know, three, four-year period, we got many people forgot.
03:29But I always said that last 30 or 40 is going to be very tough because of what happened.
03:34But we are, if you look at Gaza, there's a lot of good relationships taking place right now in Gaza.
03:43It's been quite amazing.
03:45I think we've done a great job.
03:46Jared Kushner, Steve Whitcoff, the whole group has done a very good job with it.
03:50Mr. Can I just say, sorry, just to make fun, the President discussed the need for ongoing humanitarian aid to
03:58go into Gaza.
03:59And we will continue our discussions in terms of Irish aid and support going into Gaza.
04:05The President will try to facilitate that.
04:08I will get his job.
04:09Yeah.
04:09And I think that's something.
04:11And the peace plan that the President has announced is something we support, the 20-point peace plan.
04:17And it is difficult and it is challenging, but I think it's the right direction, particularly the humanitarian aspect.
04:25I think we can do more about it.
04:26We'll get the head down.
04:27We'll get the head down.
04:27We'll get the head down.
04:28We'll get the head down.
04:29So I'll let Dan Skavino work on it.
04:31Mr. President, what would you say to the thousands of Irish people who will be protesting today because they don't
04:39want you to come to Ireland?
04:41The President, I didn't know there was a protest.
04:43It can't be a very big one because we've been all over Ireland today already.
04:47It's early in the morning and we've been all.
04:50We landed early.
04:51We got here and we've made a couple of visits, as you know, and we have others to make.
04:57But I haven't seen any protests.
05:00It's a friendly protest.
05:03We have a great relationship with Ireland.
05:06The United States and Ireland have a fantastic relationship, a very profitable one for Ireland, less profitable for us, to
05:14be honest with you.
05:16A rather big surplus.
05:18Your country, you can be very proud of your country because there's a big surplus, right?
05:24But no, we have a great relationship.
05:27I have seen no protests.
05:28President Trump, is Iran responsible for the attack on the East-West Pipeline?
05:37And when do you think Saudi Arabia is going to be able to get that contact?
05:40The President Trump, I think they are, probably.
05:41They are.
05:42You know, they're on the balls of their feet right now, but I think they are.
05:46They've been in charge of that for a while.
05:50We've had discussions.
05:53The Houthis called us and they don't want to fight with us.
05:56They let us know.
05:58They don't want to fight with us.
05:58They don't want me to go after them.
06:01They don't want us to go after them.
06:03But they've called and they've talked to us and they don't want us to.
06:07They would much prefer not having us involved.
06:10And they're letting most ships go through.
06:13There's just one country that they're not too happy with and we'll get that straightened out.
06:18But I have to say we've done a great job.
06:22You know, we control, as you know, we're really very powerful to control our most straight and nobody saw that
06:29happening.
06:29But we have a very powerful control over it.
06:32We have a naval blockade that's been so incredible.
06:36Oil year oil prices would be much higher.
06:39We're taking a lot of boats out.
06:41We take out on average 25 boats a day.
06:44Most of them at night.
06:45But we take on average about 25 boats out every single day.
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