President Trump comments on the status of stalled talks with Iran, saying he is indifferent to whether the negotiations continue. In an interview with CNBC on Monday, Trump responds to questions about peace talks, despite earlier remarks that Iran “really wants to make a deal” with his administration. Trump says, “I don’t care if they’re over,” adding that he “couldn’t care less.” He characterizes the talks as having become uninteresting, saying they “started to get very boring.” The remarks reflect Trump’s ambivalence about the negotiations at a time when talks remain in question. The two accounts agree on the substance of Trump’s response: he minimizes the importance of whether negotiations end and provides an explanation centered on declining interest in the process. The reporting does not add new details about specific negotiation terms or timelines beyond Trump’s comments and the general claim that talks are stalled.