Trump Claims Most' Iranians Have Same First Name: Muhammad Something'

"“Space Force, which I created, has got cameras nine different cameras in space on that site, referring to the Isfahan Nuclear Technology Center, where much of Iran's near-bomb-grade uranium is believed to have been stored. We know everybody that moves there, the president continued. We can read the name of a person. If his name is Muhammad something and most of 'em are Muhammad, you can guess about 50% right we can read his name right on his tag from space. It's the most amazing thing. Anybody that goes near that space, we have it tagged.”"

"“Trump went on: [The Iranians] haven't done anything there. And if they did, we would hit them very hard. So, two days ago, in speaking to the Iranians, they told me, It was hit so hard [by U.S. strikes]. They actually said, I must say, that there's only two countries that could get it: us and China. They said us and China, that they don't have the capability of getting it because it was so obliterated.”"

"“The term I used was obliterated. The fake news said, Oh, maybe somebody can get it.' They actually said if they wanted to, they couldn't. So, uh, that's not good enough for me. I wanna get it.”"

"“In the same interview with Baier, Trump also defended his statement from earlier this week, in which he made clear that he was not considering the financial woes of Americans in negotiations with Iran, insisting, That's a perfect statement, I'd make it again.”"

Trump said the U.S. Space Force he created has multiple cameras in space focused on Iran’s Isfahan Nuclear Technology Center, where near-bomb-grade uranium is believed stored. He claimed the system can read the name on a person’s tag from space and that many people have the first name Muhammad, allowing a high probability guess. He said anyone who goes near the site is tagged and that Iran has not done anything there, adding that the U.S. would respond very hard if it did. He also claimed Iranian statements indicated only the U.S. and China could access the site after strikes, describing it as obliterated. He defended earlier remarks about not considering Americans’ financial woes in Iran negotiations.

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