President Trump says high gas prices are a small price to pay to stop an Iranian nuclear weapon

President Trump dismisses concerns over rural voter dissatisfaction with the economy, arguing that high gasoline prices are a small price to pay to stop Iran from getting a nuclear weapon. He says oil prices will drop once the war ends.

Responding to a Fox News Power rankings poll about rural voters and the economy, President Trump asserts that current gasoline prices represent a minor sacrifice to ensure Iran never acquires a nuclear weapon. He claims that oil prices will fall rapidly once the war concludes, dismissing economic worries while later reacting sharply to an unrelated question about his golf courses.