January 1, Why Trump Grilled a Reporter on Iran and Won Big

Wyatt’s Take

• Trump brushed off a loaded question about nuclear weapons and kept the focus on common sense.
• Regeneron agreed to bring pharmaceutical production back to American soil.
• The administration continues using tariffs to strengthen supply chains and protect American jobs.

President Trump just reminded the media why he remains the champion of common sense and American industry. While elites in Washington obsessed over hypothetical wars, the President secured a massive win for our medicine cabinets.

During a recent event, a reporter asked the President if he would ever use nuclear weapons in Iran. Trump did not hold back against the foolishness of the inquiry.

“Why would a stupid question like that be asked?… No, I wouldn’t use it. A nuclear weapon should never be allowed to be used by anybody.”

The President explained that his administration has already used conventional means to handle threats. He emphasized that avoiding a nuclear disaster is a top priority for global safety.

“I think there would be nothing worse than having nuclear holocaust in Europe; London, Paris, various places in Germany — all targeted.”

While the press corps focused on fear, the administration highlighted a major economic victory involving Regeneron.

The company will reshore production, bringing nearly 450 billion dollars in manufacturing back to the United States.

This move is a direct result of aggressive pharmaceutical tariffs designed to stop our reliance on foreign nations.

It keeps our supply chains secure and ensures that life-saving medicine is made right here at home.

Wyatt Matters

Middle America deserves a leader who puts our factories first and keeps us out of unnecessary wars. Securing our own drug supply is a basic matter of national survival and common sense.

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