WATCH: President Trump takes questions in the Oval Office

it's a positive as opposed to a negative.

It'll die.

How do they taste when they're dead?

Not good.

Yeah, there you go.

Another thing, too, price of crab has tripled for us. So we're not getting that competition from other countries which is from you

Russian product for example. So tariffs and I mean our price just skyrocketed and it sells people buy it. It's all US

so in other words I you know at the dock we've received triple the amount of what we've seen in the past.

Yeah, sure.

Hi, Mr. President. My husband Sterling here.

I'm doing well. He's an Alaska Bering Sea crab fisherman and I'm a farmer's daughter from Iowa.

And I just want combination.

I just wanted to say thank you for your leadership and representing not only fishing families, but the farmers too to help make American agriculture. And not only that, but Alaskan seafood, the best.

Yes.

Thank you, sir. This is a question that will directly impact fishing industry. Fishermen cheered and support you in your fight to stop offshore wind turbines because experts say that they destroy the commercial fishing industry, not to mention they're a national security threat, as you've highlighted. Does your administration plan to continue to fight the judge's ruling that's allowing for the continuation of the turbines right by Jamaica States right where you live off of the Atlantic. 154 of them are going to litter the sea. Will you put a stop to that? Mr. President, now that Kathy Hochul broke her deal about the pipeline

Well, I want to say first of all absolutely positively the construction of these wind towers have an effect on fisheries. We've had multiple multiple rounds between NOAA which is part of Commerce and Interior which manages all of the offshore leasing. So there is plenty of evidence that destroys fishery. Number two is marine mammals, which Howard has in NOAA. It's affected. We've had more whales wash up on shore during the construction of these offshore things. So, it's not great for marine life, not great for fisheries. We also have the report from Secretary Pete Hegseth, which conclusively this is a national security threat. And we should understand this was thrown out by the Democrats and said, "No, it's not. It can't be a national security. They're just making it up." Other countries including Sweden have canceled offshore wind projects because of national security issues. And all you have to do is pay attention to the way the wars are being fought today. It's autonomous on autonomous. A lot of it low altitude. These wind towers that President Trump has worked to try to stop. The towers themselves can be 600 ft. The blades are 250. On top of that, you could launch an attack on the US in the northeast in our most populous area with a bunch of autonomous drones coming through a wind tower field which cover thousands if not tens of thousands of miles. That level of attack would be undetectable until it came through because of the radar interference. And then we know that there's autonomous undersea activity going on now that's happening in the Gulf with advances in technology on all sides. The sonar, the vibration of running the wind towers affects the undersea sonar. So, it's a huge national security threat. Bad for marine mammals, bad for fish. President Trump is going to keep fighting for what's right for this.

Can you stop the blades right now? They're coming over from Asia right now. They're sending the blades to start installing them. So, it's sort of

Terrible. And they do affect fishing and it's very bad and everybody's against it. Yeah. Please,

Mr. President. On Iran,

Mr. President on Iran, how confident are you that there will be a signing this weekend because you have come close to sealing a deal, but at the last minute it has fallen apart and

And has the Supreme Leader approved this deal, sir?

And when this deal is signed, is the United States going to immediately lift the blockade?

and sir have you actually secured an agreement on the discussions about the nuclear material and the nuclear negotiations

but has Iran committed to not pursuing a nuclear weapon or will there be more negotiations on that down the road?

Mr. President on that you have said before that Iran and the United States were close to a deal. It has not happened yet. Why are you so convinced that this time is different?

Is this a concept of that agreement? When it comes to nuclear, you said this was just a concept of that agreement. So, is this just essentially setting the stage for deeper talks on nuclear?

Yesterday that Iran may be tapping along the US. Those were the words that you used. What makes you believe that they are sincere this time in wanting to pursue the focus?

Mr. President, is there a specific amount of time that has to pass between this memorandum of understanding and a final deal being done?

Is there 60 or 90?

Is there a deadline though to get from this to a final deal?

Mr. President.

Is the Card Island operation off the table? And are you ruling out?

Mr. President, thank you. Are you considering using or drafting an executive order to extend visa or to continue using section?

Republican leadership wants you to do it.

And on the Save America Act, you're now urging Republicans to add that to this third reconciliation bill. What's your perspective on why election integrity matters so much for national security from your perspective?

Not at all. Not at all, sir. Where your child leaves your house and they take your child from you in some think of it in six states they take the child and do what they want to do what they do is I don't even want to talk about

Do you intend to have Bill Py continue to serve as the acting director of national intelligence and do you think it's unreasonable that some Republicans have concerns that he has no intelligence experience even if he's serving in this?

But do you think that's no intelligence?

Today's another example of you bringing these everyday Americans into the White House and listening to them. How important is it for you to listen to everyday Americans when it comes to policymaking?

Yeah.

I mean, any Republican that voted against it would be

Well, McConnell is an angry man. He got thrown out of his position. He's angry guy. You know, he should be very thankful to me because if I didn't win, he wouldn't have gotten to appoint. I appointed the judges. He didn't. He gets credit for appointing judges. He didn't appoint anybody. I did. You know how I did? I won the election and then I picked judges and the judges ended up getting approved and they said, "Oh, didn't he do a good job?" He didn't do a good job. What the hell did he do? I won the election. He's an angry man who's very disloyal to John Thune. John Thune's a good man. He was a loyal worker for Mitch McConnell. He worked for Mitch McConnell. He worked very hard. He was very loyal to him. I disagreed with him a lot because Mitch McConnell gave so much money to Democrats. He gave them money. I had to go get the wall money from the military. I just took it out of the military because that guy wouldn't do anything. He gave it. No, Mitch McConnell's a bad guy and he's a and I thought he was lousy at his job. Lousy at his job. But when they gave him the only thing they gave him a lot of credit for judges, but I'm the one that got the judges. You know why? I won the election. If I didn't win the election, he wouldn't have had any judges. So, yeah.

Mr. Can you send a supplemental to send a supplemental? But you have him. You have Murkowski. I've done so much for Murkowski. You have the governor right here. Governor, have I done a lot for Alaska? Is there anybody done more for Alaska than me?

You've been the best president for Alaska in our history, Mr. President. I've said that many times.

Mr. President.

Thank you, Mr. President. The president of the Kentucky Farm Bureau testified before the Senate about a month ago, middle of May. At that point, he said that the pricing and availability of fertilizer was a crisis for farmers. And he said the war was not helping that. And he said, "We need the government to step in and provide economic health. Even if you do make a deal in the next couple of days, that was a month ago that farmers were saying they were in crisis." Do you think there needs to be federal aid specifically for farmers because of the war?

And a political question, if I can, next week there's a big runoff race in Georgia for US Senate. You notably endorsed a candidate for governor there. You haven't endorsed for US Senate between the two Republicans. Why not?

Sir, what do you regret endorsing Randy in Iowa?

Mr. President, here in Washington DC, there's a Democratic primary for mayor. One of the two leading candidates, Janice Lewis George, is running a Zoran Mandami campaign. It's focused on socialist policies. How would you feel if she emerges victorious in next Tuesday's?