“What I’d like to see with Iran, I’d like to see them call me,” Trump told reporters on Thursday.
Days after he redirected warships toward their coast and spurred talk of U.S. military action against them, President Donald Trump says he wants to hold nuclear talks with the Iranians — and that he can help their economy get “back to great shape.”
Trump’s call for talks, uttered at least three times in roughly 24 hours, suggest that the president isn’t fully on board with his aides’ hawkish approach to Tehran’s Islamist rulers. And they further the impression that Trump is sometimes at odds with his hawkish national security adviser, John Bolton, which the president acknowledged in comments today.
By signing up you agree to receive email newsletters or alerts from POLITICO. You can unsubscribe at any time. Those conditions go well beyond demanding Iran give up its nuclear program, covering everything from releasing detained U.S. citizens to ending its support for proxy militias beyond its borders.
But on Thursday, Trump seemed focused on just one thing: “We just don’t want them to have nuclear weapons — not too much to ask. And we would help put them back to great shape.”
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