Pete Hegseth

So the huge difference is we did this from a position of strength, President Trump led with military might, that military might will stay as long as necessary.

This is not a- the JCPOA was a path to a bomb, what this deal will be, will be a wall to a bomb, and that was the objective from the beginning, very clear from the beginning.

If Iran does not want to comply, then they can deal with the War Department again, which we'd rather not have to do.

Nobody makes better and more munitions than the United States of America, and we are open to co-production wherever we can.

Yes, they should. It's called the Americas Counter Cartel Coalition, ACCC, and we're forming it with partner governments all around Central and South America.

President Trump had the foresight to seize Maduro, change the relationship.

It's called the Americas Counter Cartel Coalition, A3C, and we're forming it with partner governments all around Central and South America to go after, defeat, and destroy foreign terrorist organizations, drug cartels.

The entirety of the might of the U.S. War Department is prepared to ensure Iran never has a nuclear weapon.

It's been military pressure and strength from President Trump that's compelled Iran to this deal, which will be performance-based when it's signed.

The blockade has been a devastating success for us and impact on the Iranians.

Well, what- Margaret, what I would say the president's been most clear about is that Iran will never have a nuclear weapon, never. Full stop.

The move demonstrates the Trump Administration's earnest commitment to unprecedented transparency.