Today's Trump news

1. Iran: Trump said that the United States is negotiating with Iran, "they really want to make a deal, but they dare not say it." According to reports, Trump recently told his advisers that he hopes to "quickly" end the war with Iran and strive to "end the conflict in the coming weeks." 2. Polls: A Fox News poll shows that Trump's approval rating dropped to 41% in March, with currently 59% of registered voters expressing dissatisfaction with him - the highest opposition rate in his two terms. 3. Oil: According to reports, since the outbreak of the Middle East war, Trump has tended to increase threats to Iran on weekends and when the oil market is closed, and has hinted at peace when prices rise. Sources revealed that Trump administration officials are evaluating the impact on the economy if oil prices surge to $200 per barrel, while White House spokesperson Kush Desai called this "misinformation." 4. Israel: Trump reportedly rejected Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's proposal to plan a coup in Iran. Fearing that Trump may "unilaterally" push for a ceasefire in the coming days, Israel will intensify its attacks on Iran. 5. Technology Advisory Committee: Trump plans to appoint several top business figures to join a technology advisory committee to provide advice on artificial intelligence policy and other matters, including Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Oracle Chairman Larry Ellison, and NVIDIA CEO Huang Renxun. 6. Conservative Political Action Conference: Trump will miss the annual American Conservative Political Action Conference for the first time in 10 years. 7. Intelligence: Trump said he has called for the unconditional extension of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act for 18 months. 8. Tariffs: Trump said that the Supreme Court's tariff ruling will "make our country pay the price."