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Trump on Tariffs and Iran
The interview focused on Donald Trump's statements regarding the possibility of launching new attacks on Iran. He confirmed that he might repeat his threats of "exterminating" Iran if hostilities continue, and he believed that eliminating Iran had contributed to creating global peace. He also reiterated his rejection of the Iranian proposal for a ceasefire, pointing out that the offer, which included opening the Strait of Hormuz, was insufficient. Trump indicated that the United States is continuing to bolster its ammunition stockpiles and that its military capabilities are in a good position, asserting that reports of ammunition shortages are often false. He also spoke about renovation works at the White House, saying that the building was in a dilapidated state at the start of his term and that extensive restorations had been carried out, including floors and gardens. In another context, Trump expressed his frustration with Supreme Court judges he appointed and raised the possibility of demolishing the Kennedy Center, without ruling out the use of demolition equipment. He also mentioned the potential issuance of preemptive pardons for members of his administration if he were to lose the midterm elections, in the face of possible legal pursuit against them. The interview lasted 75 minutes and covered topics such as the war with Iran, White House activities, legal issues, his political prospects, and included clear criticisms of Supreme Court decisions as well as his domestic and foreign policies.
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