Trump said the United States "doesn't need" a deal with Iran (but does need a fight against corruption in countries run by Democrats).
Donald Trump said he asked Vice President J. De Vance "to focus all of his attention on the massive corruption and crime occurring in cities and states run by democracies across the United States."
According to him, the state budget could be quickly balanced if "this large-scale criminal activity is stopped".
"We don't need an agreement with Iran. Those days are long gone. We have their money - hundreds of billions of dollars - and we have their misery!
Billions of dollars of Iranian assets remain frozen in the United States. Tehran, during negotiations with the American side, demanded the cancellation of their freeze as a precondition for peace and the opening of the Strait of Hormuz.