Trump makes a series of major statements in 24 hours: pressuring Iran, attacking oil companies, and proposing an investigation into high oil prices.

According to Mars Finance, on June 24th, US President Trump made a series of statements in the past 24 hours regarding the situation in Iran, the energy market, and government personnel appointments. On the Middle East issue, Trump stated that the US is pushing for a "fair agreement" with Iran to end the conflict in the Strait of Hormuz, and reiterated that "Iran cannot possess nuclear weapons." He claimed that Iran has agreed to long-term, even permanent, top-level nuclear inspections, and warned that if Iran refuses inspections, there will be no further negotiations. Meanwhile, regarding Iran's denial of arranging visits by IAEA inspectors, Trump responded that Iran's statement was "wrong," and that inspectors will enter Iran at the appropriate time. Trump also criticized the US Senate's push for a vote on the War Powers Act, which limits presidential war powers, saying that this sends a weak signal to Iran and increases the difficulty of subsequent negotiations. On the energy front, Trump accused major oil companies of failing to fully pass on the drop in crude oil prices to gas station retail prices, claiming that consumers are being "ripped off," and stated that he has instructed the US Department of Justice to immediately launch an investigation. Furthermore, according to sources, White House domestic policy advisor Heidi Overton has been identified as a candidate for commissioner of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Separately, the FIFA president revealed that Trump will attend the World Cup final in New Jersey on July 19th and present the trophy to the winning team.