“[Waltz, on Iran's seven-day proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, which Trump rejected:] It was a pretty cynical attempt to put something on the table that they knew was unacceptable. … They were asking for everything up front, with a promise that they would then talk.
Mike Waltz
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations • Florida
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations. Former Representative for Florida's 6th congressional district.
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“Well, I hear you, Jake, but I think we need fair, and objective, and well-sourced reporting. … There are over what, 50 seats in the press room. I don't think all of them, like Washington Post or New York Times, are exactly positive towards this administration. So that's a false narrative that it's about negative reporting. We need fair and objective reporting for the country. And that's President Trump's point.
“A lot of stockpiles are depleted, but the United States still has everything that it needs to continue its campaign if necessary.
“The foreign minister says it's open. The IRGC says it closed. Regardless, it's the U.S. Navy and President Trump as the commander-in-chief that decides what ultimately comes in and comes out.