President Donald Trump tells reporters that Americans’ financial situation does not influence his thinking during negotiations related to ending the war with Iran. In response to questions outside the White House about whether economic pressures on everyday Americans motivate him to reach a deal, Trump says “not even a little bit” and adds that he is not thinking about Americans’ finances—or “anybody,” according to multiple reports. Several outlets also report that Trump frames his priority in the talks as preventing Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon. White House communications personnel, cited by Times of India, reinforce that Trump’s responsibility is American safety and security, noting that an Iranian nuclear capability would threaten Americans. Middle East Eye and other outlets similarly describe Trump stating that the only thing that matters in the Iran discussions is whether Iran can obtain a nuclear weapon. The reports also note that Iran has long denied seeking a nuclear weapon. Overall, the coverage centers on Trump’s remarks that financial considerations are not part of his decision-making in the Iran negotiations, while nuclear nonproliferation remains his stated focus.