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Trump Says Iran Wants a Deal, Vows to Veto All Bills if Democrats Win Midterms
Summary
- President Trump said he is leaving open the possibility of a deal with Iran and that Iran also wants a deal.
- He said that if Democrats win the U.S. midterm elections, he would veto everything passed by Congress.
- Trump also said Elon Musk was not wrong in warning about the possibility of a sweeping Democratic victory in the election.
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President Donald Trump said Iran wants a deal, while leaving open the possibility of negotiations with Tehran. He also said he would aggressively use his veto power against legislation passed by Congress if Democrats win the U.S. midterm elections.
Walter Bloomberg reported on November 2 that Trump, discussing the possibility of an agreement with Iran, said: "We'll see. They want a deal."
On the U.S. midterms, Trump said that if Democrats win, he would "veto everything." He has also recently said he would use his veto power if Democrats take control of Congress. The U.S. midterm elections will be held on November 3 and will determine control of Congress.
Trump also said Elon Musk, Tesla's chief executive officer, was not wrong to warn that Democrats could win by a landslide. Asked whether he expected the election to be conducted safely, Trump answered: "No."
Minseung Kang
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