Trump Defends Iran Deal by Pointing to Record Stock Market
Donald Trump defended the Iran agreement he signed after the G7 summit at Versailles. He brushed aside criticism of the deal, citing a record stock market and falling oil prices as proof of success.
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- Trump defended the Iran deal after signing it at the G7 summit in Versailles.
- Critics say the agreement gives Iran everything it wanted, and perhaps more.
- He cited an all-time high in stocks and falling oil prices as proof of success.
- Trump called his critics “haters, bad people, or fools.”
President Donald Trump continued promoting the Iran agreement he signed the night before from the Palace of Versailles at the close of the G7 summit. He is facing heavy criticism, with many observers saying the deal gives Iran everything it wanted and possibly more, but Trump rejected that view and stood by the agreement.
Trump argued that critics are focusing on the wrong measure of the deal’s value. Instead of regional strategy or the long-term nuclear threat, he pointed to financial markets. “The fools who think I was not tough enough with Iran, while the stock market just hit an all-time high and oil prices are ‘plummeting’!” he said.
He then lashed out at his detractors, saying, “They are either haters, bad people, or fools. Make America Great Again!!!”
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