one day and we call it the 12-day war.

I spoke to a few people.

I guess that just sounded like the right name.

It was a 12-day war.

And we think it's over.

I don't think they're going to be going back at each other.

I don't think so.

Not only have we dealt decisively with a critical threat of Iran's nuclear program,

which was what I wanted. I said,

Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. I've said that for 15 years, long before I decided to do the

political thing. But we've also reasserted the credibility of American deterrence, which is like no other.

The people at NATO said there's

never been anything. You know, I rebuilt the entire military during my first term. And we have a

great military. We have great generals. I got to know the good ones and the bad ones. We kept the

good ones. Over the past two days, I was honored to participate in the

NATO leaders' meeting and also had extremely good individual discussions with the King and the

Queen, Secretary General Ruta and the Prime Minister, great discussions, very knowledgeable people.

Major focus of our conversations at the summit was the need for other NATO members to take up

the burden of the defense of Europe.

And that included the financial burden.

As you know, it was 2 percent, and we got it up to 5 percent.

And they said a couple of them came up to me. One in particular said, sir, we've been trying to get it up to 5%. And they said, a couple of them came up to me.

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