President Donald Trump vowed that the United States would secure Iran's enriched uranium and stated that the U.S. is monitoring the material from space.

Speaking on "Full Measure with Sharyl Attkisson" on Sunday, Trump revealed that the U.S. is closely watching Iran's nuclear facilities, utilizing capabilities developed through the creation of the Space Force, and warned that any movement involving uranium would result in immediate repercussions for Iran.

"Whatever we want, we'll be able to get at some point," Trump said. "We're watching. As you know, I created the Space Force, and they're watching."

"If somebody comes in, you know their name, address, badge number," he continued. "We'll know immediately who is approaching it, and we'll blow them up."

The President's remarks come as the U.S. administration continues to negotiate with Iran, following a joint military operation by the U.S. and Israel targeting Tehran's nuclear facilities.

The U.S. launched "Operation Midnight Hammer" in June, targeting three of Iran's major nuclear facilities, and Israeli forces have reportedly conducted additional operations near nuclear sites in recent weeks.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently told CBS News that despite extensive bombing operations, Iran's stockpile of enriched uranium remains a major concern.

"Iran still has nuclear material, especially enriched uranium, that needs to be removed," Netanyahu stated.

The New York Post reported earlier this year that Steve Witkoff, the special envoy, warned that Iran still possessed enough enriched material to produce 11 nuclear weapons if fully processed.

Trump said Iran's military capabilities have been severely degraded following the conflict. "They have no navy, they have no air force. They have no air defense. They have no radar. They have no generals. The A team is gone, the B team is gone, and part of the C team is gone. If we left today, it would take them 20 years to rebuild."

The President also vehemently criticized previous Democratic administrations for what he called appeasement policies toward the Iranian regime.

In a post on Truth Social on Sunday, he accused former President Barack Obama of giving Tehran "a very powerful new life" through the 2015 nuclear deal and the lifting of sanctions.

Trump wrote:

"Iran has been playing a game with the U.S. and the world for 47 years (delay, delay, delay!) and finally hit the ‘jackpot’ when Barack Hussein Obama became President. Not only was Obama favorable to Iran, but he actually sided with Iran, abandoning Israel and all of our other allies, and gave Iran a powerful new life. Hundreds of billions of dollars, including over $1.7 BILLION in cash, was airlifted to Tehran and given to Iran, right into their hands. Every bank in Washington D.C., Virginia, and Maryland was empty, and the amount was so large, the Iranian thugs didn't know what to do with it. They had never seen so much money and would never see it again. The Iranians receiving the money in bags and briefcases off of the airplane were so happy they couldn't believe it. They finally met a weak and foolish American President who was the biggest sucker in the world. He was a disaster as our 'leader' but better than Sleepy Joe Biden! Iran has been laughing at our now great country for 47 years while 'bugging' us, waiting us out, killing our people with roadside bombs, crushing protests, and most recently, murdering 42,000 innocent unarmed protestors, and they are laughing at us again. They won't be laughing anymore!"

Meanwhile, in the interview, Trump also touched on domestic political issues besides Iran, predicting and criticizing potential impeachment attempts if Democrats regain a majority in the House of Representatives.

Full Measure also questioned the NFL's move to put more games on expensive pay-per-view channels, a practice being investigated by the Department of Justice.

"It's very tough," Trump said. "You have people that love football, and they're not making enough money to be able to afford this... It's like killing the goose that lays the golden egg. I can't even watch the games because of that stupid kickoff thing. It's just not worth watching. I hate that the games are ruined because of that fake kickoff thing."

Regarding vaccine safety, Trump stated, "I believe in vaccines," but added, "You see Denmark or some of these other countries, they're going 12, 14, even 17 times. We're going 82 times [recommended by CDC]. When you see these beautiful babies, when they're getting shots, you're seeing them, and I'm thinking to myself, that's an awful lot. That's a very negative thing. ... I'd like to see a vaccine come out that is a much less number of shots, maybe four times, you go to the doctor four times. That would be a lot better for autism treatment."

On illegal immigration and the lowest murder rates in America, Full Measure asked the President, "Strengthening border security seemed so simple at the beginning of your term, yet it seems to suggest that another president could reverse it just as quickly... Is there any way to prevent that from happening in the future?"

"Yeah. Vote Republican. It's very simple," Trump replied.

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