Trump ‘proud’ of Iran war for making everyone ‘a lot of money’: ‘Everything’s good’
President Trump expressed pride in the military conflict with Iran, claiming it has not negatively impacted the economy. He highlighted record stock market gains and increased retirement account values as evidence of economic resilience. However, rising energy prices and consumer costs have been significant consequences of the conflict.
- ▪Trump stated that the stock market has reached record highs despite the ongoing military conflict with Iran.
- ▪Gasoline prices have surged due to disruptions in oil shipments, with the national average currently at $4.29 per gallon.
- ▪Defense contractors have reported record order backlogs as military spending increases amid the conflict.
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President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he is “very proud” of the decision to strike Iran, arguing that the resulting war has not derailed the economy and has coincided with record stock market gains. Speaking to reporters, Trump pointed to the market’s resilience despite the military campaign. Recommended Stories Poland asks US to build permanent military base on its territory Pentagon inspector general leading comprehensive government-wide oversight of Iran war US law enforcement intercepted unknown drones over the Masters and Miami Grand Prix: Mullin “I’m very proud of that decision,” Trump said. “Today we hit another stock market high. We may have the highest stock market in history with a military conflict going on.
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