00:00The U.K. has just said that Iran played a role in that incident at RAF Fairford.
00:05Are you planning any kind of response to Tehran as a result of that?
00:09They said Iran played a role?
00:11Did they say Iran played a role?
00:14In that incident at RAF Fairford where the U.S. is using that base.
00:18Are you planning any response to Tehran?
00:20Are you satisfied with that?
00:22We are studying it right now.
00:24We're studying it.
00:25We're studying it very hard.
00:27Iran's got a lot of problems right now.
00:29They have no money.
00:31Their currency is dead.
00:33Their economy is dead.
00:35Their military is gone.
00:36They have no military.
00:38They have no Navy.
00:39They have no Air Force.
00:41And their leaders are fighting for control.
00:43I think their leaders are fighting very strongly for control.
00:45But control of what?
00:47But we'll have an answer to that very quickly.
00:49So are you satisfied with how the U.K. is responding to this?
00:53About the U.K.?
00:54Are you satisfied with how the U.K. has been responding to this?
00:56The U.K. did release a number of people that we caught wanting to blow up a base.
01:00We caught them early.
01:02And I'm trying to figure out if that's for real that they actually did it.
01:05Maybe they did it for a reason.
01:07But we're going to know about that this afternoon.
01:09So we'll report on it.
01:10Mr. President, you described the Iranians that the U.S. is dealing with as crazy.
01:17How do you get a deal done when the counterparts to the U.S. are crazy, irrational, whatever you want
01:23to use to describe them?
01:24Maybe you blow them up.
01:26Maybe you blow them up.
01:27We have to make that decision.
01:30We blow them up.
01:32We make a deal.
01:34But the time is coming.
01:35It's going to end very soon one way or the other.
01:37Yes, sir.
01:40I know that you're starting to travel into more Republican-friendly states this week as you go on the campaign
01:46trail.
01:46Do you think one of the signs that Republicans are in trouble ahead of the midterms?
01:50And do you have a planned date for when you're going to go to Alaska?
01:53Well, I only see that, for whatever reason, I don't understand it.
01:57Nobody does.
01:58Nobody's been able to explain it.
02:00Whoever wins the presidency, Republican or Democrat, automatically does poorly in the midterms.
02:06I don't know why you know that.
02:09But we shouldn't.
02:10We have, I think we had the most consequential presidency, maybe one of the most ever, maybe some people say
02:16the most consequential.
02:18Look at what we're doing now.
02:19We're building plants and factories all over the nation.
02:21We have record employment numbers.
02:24We have more people working in the United States today than at any point in the history of our country
02:29by far.
02:30We are booming.
02:32You know, I used the expression from the king of Saudi Arabia, but others said almost the exact words.
02:39He said at the time, and he's referring to a different time period, but at the time, he said, sir,
02:46one year ago, again, he said it a year ago.
02:50Obviously, we're talking about two years.
02:51I don't want you to get that wrong.
02:53But he said a year ago, one year ago, during the Biden administration, you were a dead country.
02:58You were dead.
02:59We never thought you had a chance.
03:01And now you have the hottest country anywhere in the world.
03:04And we're a lot hotter now than a year ago when he made the statement.
03:07So they said, and they say it to this day, we thought you were a dead country, and now you're
03:11the hottest country.
03:12We're the hottest country in the world.
03:14There's nobody close.
03:15And we have the best military, the strongest military, and we have the best economy anywhere in the world.
03:21Well, there's no economy like this economy.
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