1. On July 27, Trump announced the suspension of attacks on Iran to advance in-depth negotiations between the US and Iran, and warned that the negotiation window is extremely short. If diplomatic efforts are to no avail, the US will resume and escalate tough military action against Iran. 2. Trump said Iran is interested in holding talks, is in contact with Iran, and is likely to reach an agreement. 3. Trump said that Iran's funds will be used to pay for losses caused by the Hormuz region. 4. Trump says the US has enough ammunition and hopes to deploy more sophisticated missiles. 5. Trump said on the 27th that he and Netanyahu have differences on the Iran issue but are generally close. On the 28th, Netanyahu will visit the US to hold the first interview between the two sides in nearly two months. The talks will focus on issues such as the situation in Iran and the Abraham agreement. 6. Trump said it may be necessary to intervene in the Houthis issue and has not discussed matters relating to joining the Abraham agreement with Saudi Arabia. 7. Trump will discuss the Russian-Ukrainian conflict with Zelensky. 8. Trump said he will seek proof from Russian President Vladimir Putin whether he is providing Iran with satellite images. 9. Trump claims that Federal Reserve Chairman Walsh has excellent abilities, but the Federal Reserve is not fully controlled by Walsh alone, and believes that the Fed should lower interest rates. 10. Trump said that Venezuela's funds can be used by the military. It also claims that it has seized “tens of billions” of dollars in profits from Venezuela. 11. Trump ordered a 25% tariff on all imported trucks. 12. Trump believes that daylight saving time should be abolished. 13. Trump demands that the Senate not adjourn until the “Save America Act” is passed. He advocates abolishing the Senate's lengthy statements to block the rules of procedure so that the Republican Party can quickly advance the bill, budget plan, and resolve the debt ceiling crisis. At the same time, he criticized the Senate leadership for condoning the Democratic Party to profit, and bluntly stated that ignorance would only lead to failure. 14. Trump criticized the “New York Times” and said that the “New York Times” will continue to be held accountable.

1. On July 27, Trump announced the suspension of attacks on Iran to advance in-depth negotiations between the US and Iran, and warned that the negotiation window is extremely short. If diplomatic efforts are to no avail, the US will resume and escalate tough military action against Iran. 2. Trump said Iran is interested in holding talks, is in contact with Iran, and is likely to reach an agreement. 3. Trump said that Iran's funds will be used to pay for losses caused by the Hormuz region. 4. Trump says the US has enough ammunition and hopes to deploy more sophisticated missiles. 5. Trump said on the 27th that he and Netanyahu have differences on the Iran issue but are generally close. On the 28th, Netanyahu will visit the US to hold the first interview between the two sides in nearly two months. The talks will focus on issues such as the situation in Iran and the Abraham agreement. 6. Trump said it may be necessary to intervene in the Houthis issue and has not discussed matters relating to joining the Abraham agreement with Saudi Arabia. 7. Trump will discuss the Russian-Ukrainian conflict with Zelensky. 8. Trump said he will seek proof from Russian President Vladimir Putin whether he is providing Iran with satellite images. 9. Trump claims that Federal Reserve Chairman Walsh has excellent abilities, but the Federal Reserve is not fully controlled by Walsh alone, and believes that the Fed should lower interest rates. 10. Trump said that Venezuela's funds can be used by the military. It also claims that it has seized “tens of billions” of dollars in profits from Venezuela. 11. Trump ordered a 25% tariff on all imported trucks. 12. Trump believes that daylight saving time should be abolished. 13. Trump demands that the Senate not adjourn until the “Save America Act” is passed. He advocates abolishing the Senate's lengthy statements to block the rules of procedure so that the Republican Party can quickly advance the bill, budget plan, and resolve the debt ceiling crisis. At the same time, he criticized the Senate leadership for condoning the Democratic Party to profit, and bluntly stated that ignorance would only lead to failure. 14. Trump criticized the “New York Times” and said that the “New York Times” will continue to be held accountable.