President Trump: Surprised by stock market comeback amid Iran war, thought Dow would be down 20%

• President Trump claims the 'Iran blockade' has been a 'tremendous success' and that Iran's nuclear program has been 'obliterated' by military action.
• He expresses surprise that the Dow Industrials and S&P 500 have not fallen by 20% or more, noting their current levels are similar to when the conflict began.
• Trump highlights that oil prices are around $90, not $200, due to new supply sources from Texas, Louisiana, and Alaska.
• He states that if the U.S. left Iran now, it would take them 20 years to rebuild, emphasizing a decisive victory.

President Trump discusses the U.S.-Iran situation, claiming the 'Iran blockade' has been a tremendous success and that Iran's nuclear capabilities have been 'obliterated.' He expresses surprise that financial markets, including the Dow and S&P 500, have not fallen significantly more due to the conflict, attributing stable oil prices to alternative supply sources. He also criticizes political opponents for undermining negotiations.