U.S. President Donald Trump said in an interview at the White House on Monday local time that many ships passed through the Strait of Hormuz the previous night, adding that an average of 30 ships move through the waterway each night and that large volumes of oil flow out through the strait. When asked how the situation could develop, Trump said the U.S. could strike Iran and added, "we'll see what happens next." He also said, "I think the Iranians themselves don't know who their leader is. Nobody knows who Iran's leader is. Iran is a failed country." Trump also returned to the issue of interest rates, saying current rates are too high. He added that he has great respect for Federal Reserve Chair Warsh and that Warsh will do what he has to do. The item was cited by BlockBeats, which attributed the remarks to Jin10.
BlockBeats reported on Sept. 1 that U.S. President Donald Trump, speaking in an interview at the White House on Monday local time, said many ships passed through the Strait of Hormuz the previous night. He said an average of 30 ships pass through the strait each night and that large amounts of oil flow out through the waterway.
Asked how the situation may develop, Trump said: "We could strike Iran. We'll see what happens next." He added: "I think the Iranians themselves don't know who their leader is. Nobody knows who Iran's leader is. Iran is a failed country."
On interest rates, Trump said: "Rates are too high right now. I have great respect for Federal Reserve Chair Warsh. He will do what he has to do."
The remarks were cited from Jin10.
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