Trump floats easy, relaxed Iran war phase with control over economy: Im their banker

WASHINGTON — President Trump said Tuesday that he’s considering maintaining the Iran war with an “easy, relaxed” approach that focuses increasingly on inflicting economic pain.“I’m their banker,” Trump declared.Trump said in an interview with Wayne Allyn Root of Real America’s Voice that he was frustrated with Iran’s “devious” negotiators and felt he could try to “bop along” and win the conflict through financial leverage.“We could just keep it alone, and they’re going to fail.

We could just keep, you know, doing sort of just like nice and easy, relaxed,” Trump said.“I’m sort of negotiating.You see, they’re very devious negotiators because they’ll agree to something, then they’ll go out and tell the press that they never agreed to it.

They’re very dishonest people.”“We have three strategies,” he declared.“Do what I’m doing now, just bop along and look how bad they’re doing because their nation’s, they’ve got 300% inflation.They have no value.

Their currency has almost no value.They’re not paying their soldiers.

Their soldiers are leaving.So just keep that going because that’s not sustainable.”Another option he said was to “hit them really, really hard.”“Or really the third is just beat them economically, but we’re doing that anyway,” Trump added.

“That’s sort of a part of the first one.So economically, they are a mess.

They can’t borrow money.We control their money, what they had, which is a lot.

They had a lot, and we have total control of it.“I’m their banker.I am their banker.”Asked by Root about the possible effect of the war on the November midterm elections, Trump said, “I’m in this thing for one primary reason: that Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon.

So now they can’t.”Trump has been attempting for months to negotiate an end to the war that began on Feb.28 — with a cease-fire in place since April 8 and a memorandum of understanding that he signed June 17...

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