Global Geopolitical Series: Despite rejection from Iran, Trump expects talk pretty soon

Despite dejection from Tehran to President Trump’s openness to have a meeting with the Iranian President Hassan Rouhani without any preconditions pointing to the fact that the United States is not a reliable partner in negotiations pointed to the recent scrapping of the Iran nuclear agreement by President Trump, https://www.econotimes.com/Global-Geopolitical-Series-Iran-skeptical-of-Trumps-offer-to-negotiate-new-agreement-1410685 , the President expects Iran to call him soon for a meeting.

Speaking on Iran at a rally in Tampa, Florida, President Trump first bashed the Iran nuclear agreement and then added that he feels that Iran would soon make a call, “I also withdrew the United States from the horrible one-sided, $150 billion was paid — $1.8 billion in cash. The Iran nuclear deal, it's a horror show. I hope it works out well with Iran, they're having a lot of difficulty right now. I hope it works out well. And I have a feeling they'll be talking to us pretty soon. And maybe not and that's okay too.”

Since President Trump’s this kind of feeling (which could be based on many facts confidential to the public) has proven to be correct and has already brought nuclear powered North Korea to the negotiating table, we would urge our readers to focus more on the impact of actual policies and rather than the media noise on the issue, which would get louder once the U.S. sanctions set in starting August.