US President Donald Trump tells reporters he is considering attending his son Donald Trump Jr’s wedding in the Bahamas but says the timing is “not good.” Multiple outlets report Trump says he would like to go and that he will “try and make it,” while acknowledging possible conflicts with other commitments. He points to “a thing called Iran” and “other things,” indicating that current international and White House-related responsibilities may take priority. Several reports also connect the wedding timing to the upcoming Memorial Day weekend. One outlet characterises the remarks as Trump possibly skipping the event, while others frame them as uncertainty around whether he can attend. The accounts converge on Trump’s indication that attendance is not confirmed and that both foreign-policy considerations and schedule constraints factor into his decision. Overall, the reports describe Trump weighing a desire to participate against competing official duties, without providing additional detail on the specific travel or security arrangements.