Trump now denies he ever promised no new wars, bad news for supporters who backed him for peace and for farmers hit by his Iran war.

• Trump told an interviewer he never guaranteed no new wars, even though he said it over and over during the campaign.
• He got so agitated by questions about the Iran war and the 2020 election that he walked out of the interview.
• Farmers are struggling because fertilizer and gas prices jumped after the Iran conflict closed off a key oil shipping route.
• Trump admits prices are up but says it's a worthwhile trade to stop Iran getting a nuclear weapon, promising prices will drop "like a rock" once the war ends.
• New military action may also be coming against Venezuela and Cuba, where the government is near collapse.

Outlook: High gas, fertilizer, food, and beef prices are likely to stay through the summer and become a major problem for Trump in the midterm elections.