Trump Told Iran "We'll Just Keep Bombing" — Then Said He Wants a Deal Today
Trump says Iran talks are underway TODAY, warning "we'll just keep bombing" if talks fail; DOGE drops 7 years of Medicaid data; Trump targets 7 GOP senators over SAVE Act.
HIGH ALERT
Active Iran war negotiations with a "keep bombing" ultimatum, a public purge of 7 GOP senators, a Medicaid data bomb from DOGE, two executive orders, and a major legal unsealing — this is an exceptionally active news cycle across foreign policy, domestic policy, and legal fronts simultaneously.
Key Developments
Here's a sentence you probably didn't expect to read on a Monday afternoon.
**"If it goes well, we're going to end up with settling this. Otherwise, we'll just keep bombing our little hearts out."**
That was President Trump — speaking publicly, today, about ongoing negotiations with Iran.
Not a leaked memo. Not a background source. The President of the United States said those words out loud.
And yet buried inside that blunt, almost casual threat is something genuinely significant: Trump confirmed that **direct talks with Iran are actively underway**, and he expressed real hope that a deal could be reached.
"They want, very much, to make a deal," Trump said. "We'd like to make a deal, too. We're going to get together today."
So let's put this in context for you.
The U.S. has been conducting **military strikes against Iranian targets** — a campaign that has defined much of early 2026's foreign policy picture. Iran's state media has officially denied wanting negotiations. But Trump's public statement today directly contradicts that denial, claiming productive conversations are already happening behind the scenes.