Trump Signals Imminent Decision on Iran as He Warns of Easy or Hard Path Ahead

Trump Signals Imminent Decision on Iran as He Warns of Easy or Hard Path Ahead

President Trump has indicated that a decision on Iran is imminent, warning that the path could be easy or difficult. He criticized the Biden administration for failing to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons and highlighted falling oil prices as a positive outcome of his policies. The transcript also mentions that Iran has abandoned plans for a nuclear weapon, though this remains unverified.

Trump Warns 'Easy Way or the Hard Way' as He Nears Crucial Iran Decision. | Transcript:

Well, we have decisions on Iran that I will make. Iran was defeated. So the only question is whether it will be an easy path or a difficult one. We will choose either the easy path or the hard path. Yes, I inherited high spending from the Democrats, or "the Democrats" as I call them, because their policies are so terrible. But we inherited a lot, and we managed to lower prices. Oil prices are falling. Oil is cheaper now than it was under the Biden administration, and they have done nothing to prevent Iran from having nuclear weapons. By the way, Iran, as you know, has actually abandoned any plans for nuclear weapons. We

want to get rid of this senseless custom- setting the clocks back or forward twice a year, being late for dinner, being late for very important meetings. This is ridiculous. And if you look at public opinion, they agree. This is a 100% question. 65%, I'll give you an example. Now we are sitting here. Light. This is nice. If you come here in 3 weeks, it will be dark. Who wants this? We want to have sunlight in the afternoon. But more importantly, we don't want to change our clocks twice a year. This is very expensive. This. causes a lot of problems. Even crime, as crazy as it may sound, when there is light, there is much less crime. So, the House of Representatives voted for it with more than 80% of the votes.

This issue is hanging there, and we hope we can get Tom Cotton to move it. Tom Cotton is slowing him down. He shouldn't slow him down. This is the question that people are yearning for. We had it for a long time, but they used it for other purposes, to endorse something else, and abandoned it. But people want to have light in the evening, but what they really want more, much more, is not to have to change the clocks all the time. I have the same thing. Last time, 6 months ago, we were supposed to change the clocks, no one did, and everyone was late. It confuses people, and it disorients everyone. So we can finally hold a vote. We have a vote in the House of Representatives. Mike

Johnson did a great job. Now we would like to hold a vote in the Senate. Tom Cotton is delaying this process. You know who wants this? Farmers want this. You know who wants this? Sport wants this. Professional athletes and amateurs who want to play tennis in the evening want to play a little golf without running home after 14 holes. This is ridiculous. This is very expensive to do. This is not good. People don't want to change their clocks twice a year. This is a lot of hassle for many people. They run back and forth for two days, resetting all the clocks in the house. So this is an easy win, and I'm

not even talking about the Republican Senate, the Senate in general, because this is a bipartisan issue. And Senator Tom Cotton from Arkansas, a state where I won by 35 or 40 points, I don't know, by a big margin, he should do it, because it would really be a very good victory for the United States Senate and for the people. Have a good time, everyone. Thank you.

More News Transcript