President Donald Trump makes a claim during a Fox News interview that “most” Iranians share the same first name, which he describes as “Muhammad something.” According to reports, Trump says this while speaking with Fox News host Bret Baier on Fox’s “Special Report,” which aired Friday evening. The comment comes in the context of a discussion about the U.S. Space Force’s ability to surveil Iranian nuclear sites. One outlet reports the specific wording Trump uses—“Muhammad something”—as part of his broader remarks. Another outlet describes the same statement and frames it as occurring during the conversation about surveillance capabilities related to Iran’s nuclear program. Both sources present the remark as Trump’s characterization of the naming practices of Iranians, without adding corroborating evidence or offering an independent assessment. The reports also indicate the exchange is part of a wider discussion of U.S. monitoring and oversight efforts, rather than a standalone topic about demographics or personal naming conventions.