"You're in doubt? Just say Muhammad": Trump taunts Muslim Senate candidate | Watch

US President Donald Trump mocked the popularity of the name Muhammad at a rally in Georgia and taunted Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, saying that when you don't know the name of a person from the Middle East, you just say "Muhammad." Trump also addressed Iran, making clear it will not have nuclear weapons.

US President Donald Trump delivered a characteristic moment at a campaign rally in Georgia, mocking the popularity of the name Muhammad in the Muslim world and returning to taunt Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed. Trump said: "If you're in doubt about someone's name from the Middle East, just say 'Muhammad.' You've got about a 65% chance." At a previous rally, Trump called El-Sayed "Muhammad El-Sayed" even though his first name is Abdul. Trump also addressed Iran, reiterating the message that "Iran will not have nuclear weapons" and noted that the US is holding talks with Tehran. The article notes that the White House has asked the Pentagon to prepare options for action in Iran, but a decision has not yet been made.