Perhaps on the way back from Iran, as we finish that one, we'll stop the Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier, the most gorgeous carrier I've ever seen, a couple of hundred yards offshore, and we'll watch them wanting to do something.

The country is devastated right now; it's just devastated. So it would be an honor to free it up.

I got all the Cuban votes; I got 94% of the Cuban vote in the U.S. — I have an obligation to do something.

They have a problem coming up because they have—it's a very explosive situation in a lot of different ways.

You know, their oil, when you turn off the oil underground and the mechanical too, but underground has a tendency in like almost 100% of the cases to literally explode and just destroy everything around it.

And you can never get that oil again. In other words, you could get back 30-40%, but it can never be like it is right now. It does tremendous damage to the oil system in a country if that happens.

The new equation of the Strait of Hormuz is in the process of being solidified.

The security of shipping and energy transit has been jeopardized by the United States and its allies through the violation of the ceasefire and the imposition of a blockade; of course, their evil will diminish.

We know full well that the continuation of the status quo is intolerable for America; while we have not even begun yet.

These paratroopers are constantly ready to jump from Air Force aircraft into ground combat and seize key terrain if ordered to do so, just like their predecessors did in Sicily and Normandy in World War II.