Trump bragged that he could even read Iranians' name badges with satellite cameras.
Photo: State of Maryland 2025 before boarding the plane at Joint Base Andrews Air Force Base. US President Donald Trump seen on September 11. (AFP) Mediaite Most Iranians have the same first name "that starts with Muhamm
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