Marco Rubio

What the president is expressing, and I think has repeatedly, is he wished the Iranian people had, you know, look, he's heartbroken by these images.

You think about it, you're an Iranian, okay?

You're unhappy that your economy doesn't work for you.

You don't have freedom.

You don't have an opportunity to express yourself.

You know, you've got friends that have been shot in the head because they're out protesting.

And he just, it's heartbreaking to him to see that these people are abused in this way and have no measures to take against their own government as a result of it.

The operation is over.

Epic fury as the president notified Congress.

We're done with that stage of it.

We're now on to this project of freedom.

President Trump, as he always does, stepped up and answered the calls for their help.

And he's directed the United States military to guide these stranded ships to safety.

I'll be filling in for Caroline today, obviously.

So I'll have a brief remarks here and then we'll get to your questions.

If Iran had a nuclear weapon and they decided to close the straits and make our gas prices like $9 a gallon or $8 a gallon, we wouldn't be able to do anything about it because they have a nuclear weapon.

And a nuclear-armed Iran could do whatever the hell they want with the straits and there's nothing anyone would be able to do about it.

And that's one of the many reasons, apart from like the massive loss of life in a nuclear strike, why Iran can never have a nuclear weapon.

No, I mean, it's a trip we had planned from before, and obviously we had some stuff that happened and

No, look, there's a lot to talk about with the Vatican.