'I Want To See No Nuclear Weapon In Iran': Trump Asked About Israel-Iran Conflict

President Trump spoke with reporters on Monday at the G7, where he was asked about the conflict between Iran and Israel.

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00:00He said, do you think that Israel can fully eliminate the threat that Iran poses,

00:04this nuclear threat that they pose without the United States military help?

00:08Who said that?

00:08No, I'm asking if you believe they can without that help.

00:11It's irrelevant. Something's going to happen.

00:13Have you spoken to the lead liberals?

00:14Do you consider traveling to the Mideast as part of any talks if it would help broker a deal of Iran?

00:18Yeah, but I think we're doing pretty well. We're talking.

00:21We have a thing called a telephone, so we're talking.

00:24But it's always better to talk in person.

00:27I want to see no nuclear weapon in Iran, and we're well on our way to making sure that happens.

00:37We've had a discussion about that this morning.

00:39There's a G7 absolute clarity in relation to the nuclear program.

00:43We do not want to see it.

00:44Mr. President, do you have a so much?