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8 Oct 2026, 02:06

Donald Trump, the President of the United States, said in a speech in Texas early Thursday morning, October 8, regarding the war with Iran that this war will end "very soon" and described Iran as a "defeated country."
Trump stated, "When this war is over, which will be very soon, they are a defeated country, they have a little energy left, but not much."
He also referred to the oil passing through the Strait of Hormuz, stating that this oil is distributed worldwide and reiterated America's role in transporting oil through this route.
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Donald Trump, the President of the United States, during a campaign rally in Texas, said, "We will soon be out of Iran, and oil prices will drop like a rock."

He mentioned that the rise in oil prices is worth preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
The U.S. President also spoke about the possibility of reaching an agreement with Iran, saying: "I think this agreement is really something I want to do, but are they willing to offer us something to stop their nuclear program? And we will certainly never allow Iran to have nuclear weapons."

Mr. Trump also reiterated his controversial remarks from a few days ago about a hypothetical Iranian attack on Los Angeles and San Diego, saying: "Just a few days ago I said: Let a missile hit San Diego or Los Angeles... Let them attack San Diego or Los Angeles so you can witness unfortunate events... We will not allow such a thing to happen. We protect our cities. We protect our country. We will not let this happen."

This is Donald Trump's third trip to Texas in the past month to promote Republican candidates; candidates who are now facing unexpectedly tight midterm election races in an effort to maintain control of Congress.
Trump spoke at a packed stadium in San Antonio to support Ken Paxton, the Republican Senate candidate in the state, who is in a tight race with his Democratic opponent, James Talarico.
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