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00:00that Iran absolutely cannot obtain a nuclear weapon.

00:03He's been unequivocally clear about this for decades,

00:06not just as a presidential candidate, but also as a private citizen.

00:11In fact, I have some quotes for you.

00:12In 2011, President Trump said,

00:15America's primary goal with Iran must be to destroy its nuclear ambitions.

00:19We cannot allow this radical regime to acquire a nuclear weapon

00:22that they will either use or hand off to terrorists.

00:25In 2015, the president said,

00:27the problem is that Iran poses an existential threat to Israel,

00:31our Middle Eastern allies, and the United States.

00:33And of course, the president has repeated that in his first term as president

00:36and his second term as president as well.

00:38That's why he was adamantly opposed to the disastrous Iranian nuclear agreement

00:42that was implemented by President Obama.

00:45And it's why he has given great latitude

00:48and given a lot of effort to achieving a diplomatic solution.

00:51But he's been very clear.

00:53Iran went for 60 days when he gave them that 60-day warning without coming to the table.

00:59On day 61, Israel took action against Iran.

01:03And as I just told you from the president directly,

01:06he will make a decision within two weeks.

01:09Can I have a follow-up?

01:10Sure.

01:10Go ahead, Natalie.

01:11Thanks, Caroline.

01:12Can you confirm whether Steve Whitcoff has been in touch with the Iranian foreign minister?

01:16And does Whitcoff plan to go to Geneva tomorrow for talks?

01:19I am not tracking that on Mr. Whitcoff's travel schedule,

01:22but I can certainly check in with him to be sure.

01:24As for correspondence between the United States and the Iranians,

01:29I can confirm that correspondence has continued.

01:32As you know, we were engaged with six rounds of negotiations with them

01:35in both indirect and direct ways.

01:38Thanks, Caroline.

01:39Just to clarify the president's statement just now,

01:41when he says that he'll make a decision in the next two weeks,

01:44is he saying that if Iran does not come back to the negotiating table

01:48within the next two weeks, that the president will strike?

01:50The president is saying that he will make a decision

01:52whether or not to go within the next two weeks.

01:55It's very clear and direct.

01:56And is he seeing any signs of progress?

01:59He obviously is holding out hope for negotiations,

02:00but is he seeing any inklings of progress that give him that hope

02:04that talks are still possible?

02:06Well, that's why he said in the statement that I just read for all of you,

02:08based on the fact that there's a substantial chance of negotiations

02:11that may or may not take place with Iran in the near future,

02:15he will make that decision within the next two weeks.

02:17What makes him think there's still a substantial chance is my question?

02:20I'm not going to get into the reasoning and the rationale.

02:22The president believes that, but that's his position,

02:24and he will make a decision within the next two weeks.

02:26Caroline.

02:26Thanks, Caroline.

02:28President Trump has said previously in regard to Russia,

02:31he's used this phrase about two weeks several times in terms of, like,

02:36we expect, like, a two-week deadline, and then you give another two-week deadline.

02:39How can we be sure that he's going to stick to this one on making a decision on Iran?

02:43Well, in those deadlines, as you've seen in respect to Russia-Ukraine,

02:47might I add, these are two very different complicated global conflicts,

02:50as you know, that the president inherited from our previous incompetent president

02:55in the weakness of the previous administration.

02:57And the president has spent a tremendous amount of time and effort cleaning up these crises

03:01that were caused by the last administration's just complete dereliction of duty

03:06on the world stage and American weakness.

03:08Now we have American strength again.

03:09With respect to Russia and Ukraine, because of that American strength

03:13and the president's leadership, we have seen these two sides engage in direct negotiations.

03:18And the last time the president said two weeks,

03:20you saw Russia and Ukraine have direct negotiations for the first time in years.

03:24And so the president is always interested in a diplomatic solution to the problems

03:28and the global conflicts in this world.

03:30Again, he is a peacemaker-in-chief.

03:32He is the peace-through-strength president.

03:34And so if there's a chance for diplomacy, the president's always going to grab it.

03:37But he's not afraid to use strength as well, I will add.

03:40Francesca.

03:41Thanks, Caroline.

03:42What exactly would a deal with Iran need to entail?

03:46No enrichment of a uranium, and Iran is absolutely not able to achieve a nuclear weapon.

03:54The president has been very clear about that.

03:56And by the way, the deal that Special Envoy Whitcoff proposed to the Iranians

04:01was both realistic and acceptable within its terms.

04:04And that's why the president sent that deal to them.

04:08To follow up on what you told Natalie,

04:10are the talks that the United States is currently having with Iran direct,

04:14or are those through intermediaries?

04:17And if so, which countries are acting as the intermediary right now?

04:20Out of respect for the ongoing discussions and negotiations,

04:24I am not going to get into the details of them.

04:26We've provided you confirmation for now.

04:29Go ahead.

04:30Sure.

04:31And then behind you, too.

04:33Sorry, thanks.

04:34On the topic of negotiations and talks,

04:37does the president have any hopes or specific expectations

04:39for the talks tomorrow between European foreign secretaries

04:43and their Iranian counterpart?

04:45Well, certainly the entire world is on the president's side

04:48when it comes to the fact that Iran cannot obtain a nuclear weapon.

04:52This is something that pretty much all of humanity,

04:56except for the Iranian terrorist regime themselves, agree upon.

05:00And so the president expects that Europe will deliver that message directly to the Iranians.

05:07Why does President Trump believe that this 90-day extension on TikTok

05:11will provide more runway, perhaps, than the previous extensions

05:14that haven't led to a divestment deal?

05:16Because it's more time, more time to make a good deal.

05:19Simple question.

05:20Dasha?

05:20Thank you so much.

05:21I know things are going day by day right now.

05:24The president wants maximum optionality.

05:26Is the possibility of the U.S. getting involved in regime change in Iran

05:31at all on the table at this point?

05:32The president's top priority right now is ensuring that Iran cannot obtain a nuclear weapon

05:38and providing peace and stability in the Middle East.

05:41And on Medicaid, Carolina, the Senate put forward Medicaid provisions,

05:45particularly a lower cap on state provider taxes

05:48that hospitals have said would lead to mass closures,

05:51particularly in rural communities.

05:53Is the president willing to sign a bill that includes those provisions

05:56that Republican senators like Josh Hawley say will lead to hospital closures?

06:00Out of respect for the ongoing discussions that the White House

06:03is very much actively involved in with our friends in the United States Senate,

06:08I won't comment on that specific provision.

06:10Look, the bill hasn't been sent to the president's desk yet.

06:13There's more room for change.

06:14The president, for one, I will reiterate,

06:16has been very clear on his priorities with respect to Medicaid.

06:20He wants to see waste, fraud, and abuse ridden from the system

06:24to protect it for taxpaying citizens who deserve those much-needed benefits.

06:29He wants to prioritize the sick, the needy, the poor in this country

06:34who deserve those benefits,

06:35not the 1.4 million illegal aliens who are receiving them.

06:39And he wants to make sure this one big, beautiful bill

06:41kicks those illegal aliens off of this program

06:44to preserve it and protect it and strengthen it for the American people.

06:48And the president has been very clear in that message

06:50to his friends in the Senate.

06:53Jackie.

06:53Thank you, Caroline.

06:54Sure.

06:55Logistically, if the Iranians are getting to Geneva,

06:58does that mean they've found a way to get to the White House?

07:00I am not going to get into hypotheticals,

07:02but as you heard from the president yesterday,

07:04they have expressed interest in doing so.

07:06There's a lot of pressure on the president

07:07to come to the aid of Israel.

07:11There's a lot of pressure on him to finish the job with force.

07:13How is he balancing the concern

07:16that if he doesn't choose to do that,

07:19that it would send a message to Xi Jinping

07:21about the U.S.' commitment to Taiwan?

07:23Well, the president enjoys a very respectful

07:26and cordial relationship with China's president.

07:30He has long maintained that, even in his first term.

07:33And China and the United States share many strategic interests,

07:37both in terms of economics and also, of course,

07:40global affairs and foreign policy as well.

07:43However, when it comes to balancing these different viewpoints,

07:47the president is balancing a lot of viewpoints.

07:49And he is listening, not just to other world leaders,

07:52but to his advisors and to people here in the country

07:55and the American people, too.

07:56And I think that's what makes this president such a great leader,

07:59is his ability to listen and make a good decision

08:03on behalf of the American public

08:05based on his instincts and his experience.

08:08Don't forget, this is a president who was here before,

08:11and the world was a much more peaceful and stable place

08:13when he left office than when he came back in

08:16after the past four years of complete incompetence

08:18by the previous president.

08:19Philip, go ahead.

08:20Thank you, Caroline.

08:21Two quick questions.

08:22When the president says Iran is very close to a nuclear weapon,

08:25is he relying on U.S. intelligence

08:27or intelligence sharing from an ally to make that assessment?

08:30It is a fact,

08:32and the United States government maintains this fact,

08:34that Iran has never been closer to obtaining a nuclear weapon.

08:38And then if the U.S. were to take some type of military action,

08:42would the president go to Congress to seek war authority?

08:48I'm not going to engage in hypotheticals.

08:50I gave you the statement from the president.

08:51He'll make a decision within two weeks.

08:53Thank you, Caroline.

08:53Sure. Go ahead.

08:54Thanks, Caroline.

08:55Mary and then Elizabeth.

08:56Two questions.

08:57One on Iran,

08:57and then the second on something Javlin Crockett said this morning.

09:00So given that we know the Iranian government

09:02did order an operative to assassinate the president,

09:05is there concern that Iran might respond with nontraditional military ways

09:11to some kind of strike on Iran,

09:13such as another assassination attempt?

09:15And has the Department of Justice looked into this last attempt

09:18on the president's life?

09:19I believe Secret Service and the FBI have looked into

09:22the two assassination attempts that took place against the president,

09:27both of which were sad days in our nation's history.

09:31So I would defer you to the Department of Justice

09:32on where those investigations stand.

09:34But as for your question regarding Iranian retaliation,

09:39I'm not going to engage in hypotheticals again,

09:42but I can assure the American public and the world

09:44that this administration is prepared and ready

09:47to defend American interests and assets,

09:50not just in the region, but here on our homeland as well.

09:53And then really quick on Jasmine Crockett.

09:54She said, I believe, that Trump supporters are mentally ill

09:58before calling for bipartisan support against the president.

10:01Can you respond to that,

10:02especially considering she's a rising star in the Democrat Party right now?

10:06She is a rising star.

10:07It's quite something to behold, actually.

10:09I hope that she continues to be a rising star,

10:12for the Republican Party at least.

10:14I think it's incredibly derogatory

10:17to accuse nearly 80 million Americans of mental illness.

10:21The last time I checked, Jasmine Crockett couldn't dream

10:23of winning such a majority of the public as President Trump did.

10:27And the America First movement, which President Trump has built,

10:30is filled of hardworking patriots, the forgotten men and women,

10:34business owners, law enforcement officers, nurses and teachers,

10:38and middle America, as we all know from where you all grew up,

10:43outside of this beltway.

10:44That's who makes up this president's movement.

10:46And Jasmine Crockett should go to a Trump rally sometime,

10:49and she can see it for herself.

10:51Jennifer.

10:51One on North Korea and one on China.

10:54On North Korea, they launched some rockets into the ocean today.

10:58What does the White House make of that?

10:59Do you read any meaning into that timing of that launch?

11:03And then on China, do you have any reaction

11:05to Xi Jinping's offer of intervening in Iran diplomatically?

11:11And are you seeing any signs that China would get involved militarily to support Iran?

11:16I don't believe we're seeing any signs of that at this moment in time.

11:19As for Xi Jinping's offer, I will leave it to the president to respond to that himself.

11:23As for your question about North Korea, we are monitoring the situation.

11:27The Trump administration is in close contact with our new South Korean counterparts

11:30as we work together to deter our adversaries

11:33and preserve a free and open Indo-Pacific.

11:36And no matter where, our adversaries and our allies alike

11:39know that President Trump will not tolerate threats

11:41against our interests on his watch,

11:43even as he works to resolve the wars that he inherited.

11:45I have a question.

11:46Alex, go ahead, and then I'll come to you.

11:48Is the president concerned about the economy

11:50if farms and hotels, et cetera, struggle to find workers?

11:54The president's always concerned about the economy.

11:56That's on his mind every day.

11:58He wakes up, he checks the markets, he checks wage growth.

12:01As I pointed out, it's a record high today

12:04for middle-class and American workers.

12:06So the president's always wanting to ensure

12:08that we have a strong and robust economy

12:10for the American people and worker, and we do.

12:13As for the specific concerns regarding jobs,

12:16look, the president has made it very clear,

12:18we need to remove public safety threats

12:20from the interior of our country.

12:21And that remains the focus and the priority of this administration

12:24when it comes to deportations.

12:25No matter where somebody works, if they're an illegal alien rapist

12:29or murderer that was allowed into this country

12:31in the past four years by this administration,

12:33the American people want those types of criminals

12:36to be deported from our country.

12:38And that's what the president is backing ICE to do.

12:40Thanks.

12:42There was an appearance.

12:43Okay, Andrew Kraft here now in the anchor chair.

12:48You've been listening there to Caroline Levitt,

12:50the White House Press Secretary, at the briefing today.

12:53We're going to step out of this.

12:54I'm Andrew Kraft.

12:55Like I said, we do have to squeeze in our final commercial break

12:58of this hour on this extremely busy Thursday.

13:02A lot of news made in that very press briefing,

13:05especially and including on the potential conflict

13:10between the United States, Israel, and Iran.

13:14We heard there from Caroline Levitt

13:15that the president needs a little more time,

13:18about two weeks, to make his ultimate decision

13:22on whether or not the United States will assist

13:24in striking targets inside of Iran.

13:27So that's really the biggest news of the day.

13:29But there's a lot of other top headlines.

13:31We'll get to them.

13:32I'll be in the anchor chair here for the next three hours.

13:35So a thank you to my colleague, Andy Mack,

13:36for guiding you through the last two hours.

13:39So let's take that break.

13:40We'll see you in just two minutes.

13:41We'll see you in just two minutes.

14:11We'll see you in just two minutes.

14:41We'll see you in just two minutes.

15:11We'll see you in just two minutes.

15:41And welcome back here to Live Now from Fox.

15:51I'm Andrew Kraft.

15:52So just to give you a sense,

15:54this is what we're watching going into the next hour,

15:57a live picture there in Galveston, Texas.

16:01So as you know,

16:02because you've been probably watching it all day,

16:04it's Juneteenth, of course.

16:05You know Juneteenth celebrates the end officially of slavery in the United States.

16:11It commemorates June 19th, 1865,

16:15when Union soldiers, led by Union General Gordon Granger,

16:19brought the news of freedom to enslave black people in Galveston, Texas,

16:24two years after President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation.

16:30And so we're waiting for former President Joe Biden to address the occasion and the holiday

16:37there at the African Methodist Episcopal Church in Galveston.

16:42Galveston, of course, is the key locus of why we celebrate Juneteenth.

16:48Of course, Juneteenth became a federal holiday during the Biden administration.

16:55And so we're about to hear from the former president there on this occasion.

16:59We also have a live picture, I believe, outside the church.

17:02Outside.

17:02We just spoke with Fox 26 Houston's Sherman DeSalle, the reporter.

17:07And you can see so many lined up outside the historic church there.

17:13So stay tuned for that.

17:15In the meantime, though, we do have lots to get to.

17:17Let's get back to the most pressing story of the day.

17:21And that, of course, is what we heard from Caroline Leavitt at the White House press briefing today,

17:26reading out a statement from the president saying that he needs more time

17:30to ultimately decide whether or not to hit targets inside Iran with U.S. assets.

17:37He says the decision on that will come within two weeks.

17:41Fox News correspondent Trey Yinks with more.

17:47White House press secretary Caroline Leavitt had a message directly from President Trump Thursday

17:52as he continues to weigh U.S. involvement in the Israel-Iran conflict.

17:56If there's a chance for diplomacy, the president's always going to grab it.

17:59But he's not afraid to use strength.

18:00So far, Israel has launched dozens of strikes against Iranian nuclear and military sites.

18:05But they've not yet been able to hit the Fordow nuclear facility, which sits hundreds of feet underground.

18:10That was put there so that it could not easily be subject to aerial bombardment.

18:16The U.S. could use its powerful bunker buster bombs to take out the facility.

18:20But those can only be dropped by Air Force B-2 bombers flown by American pilots.

18:24And feelings about taking that step are mixed.

18:27Look, I want to see someone finish the job, whether it's Israel, whether it's the United States of America.

18:32The idea that one strike is going to be adequate, I think, is a misconception.

18:38Experts say there are alternatives to a U.S. strike.

18:41They're just not as good.

18:42Israel can certainly conduct a ground raid, you know, secure the facility and then blow it up.

18:48There's a lot of risk associated with that.

18:50Meanwhile, Israeli officials say they'll step up attacks against Iran after a missile barrage Thursday hit several civilian targets, including a hospital.

18:59We're targeting military sites.

19:01We're targeting nuclear sites.

19:02They're targeting civilians because they're a criminal regime.

19:05President Trump says he'll make a decision within the next two weeks about whether or not to get directly involved in the Israel-Iran conflict.

19:12In Tel Aviv, Trey Yankst, Fox News.

19:14Trey, thanks so much.

19:17We do have a live picture there over the skyline of Tel Aviv.

19:20Take a look at that.

19:21That's a live picture.

19:22So this is more of the remarks, the full remarks from Caroline Levitt, the White House press secretary, echoing a statement made by President Trump with this timeline decision here.

19:34Let's listen.

19:36Regarding the ongoing situation in Iran, I know there has been a lot of speculation amongst all of you in the media regarding the president's decision making

19:43and whether or not the United States will be directly involved.

19:47In light of that news, I have a message directly from the president, and I quote,

19:52Based on the fact that there's a substantial chance of negotiations that may or may not take place with Iran in the near future,

19:59I will make my decision whether or not to go within the next two weeks.

20:04That's a quote directly from the president for all of you today.

20:07All right.

20:08That was Caroline Levitt there with a statement from the president.

20:10And so Jennifer Griffin on the X saying this, that the president will decide before July 4th whether to strike Iran.

20:17The White House spokesperson says the president will decide whether to strike Iran's underground nuclear facility at Fordow within two weeks,

20:24given ongoing negotiations two weeks from today is July 3rd here.

20:29So let's talk about all of this and more with our colleague and friend there, national security analyst and expert and retired marine intelligence officer.

20:37Hal Kempfer, he joins me.

20:39Hal, thanks for being with us yet again.

20:41You've been just an invaluable resource as we try to make sense of yet another and now new conflict in the Middle East,

20:48this one between Israel and Iran here.

20:50I have to ask you this, Hal.

20:52If the president and Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli leader, has said that they want this to be a limited engagement of the operations going on inside Iran,

21:04Operation Rising Lion, why does the president, why does Trump want to take two more weeks to make a decision here?

21:12Does that kind of underscore or belie the immediacy of all of this?

21:18Why not make a decision sooner rather than later?

21:21In the last 48 hours, you were on with us.

21:24The immediacy of the answer to that question had been reported.

21:29Remember, the Wall Street Journal had that scoop yesterday saying that the president had already made up his mind.

21:34Why two more weeks?

21:35Is he giving Iran more time to come to the table to figure this out?

21:40If so, why?

21:42Well, Andrew, there could be not complete inconsistency, if you will,

21:47but it could be the president has reviewed all the different courses of action of what the U.S. could do in this situation.

21:53And he has approved a plan that we could execute, probably involving the B-2s and the GBU-57,

22:02those massive ordnance penetrators, going after the Fordo site.

22:06That's probably what he may have improved.

22:08Probably.

22:09We don't know for sure.

22:10But the other side, too, is there could be intelligence.

22:13You know, there's reports that the foreign minister of Iran may be going to Turkey this weekend.

22:18There might be an option to come up with some sort of negotiated settlement.

22:24You know, there is certainly a maximum pressure campaign, if you will, on Iran to do things that they just don't want to do,

22:31which is to give up that enrichment capability altogether.

22:34And so maybe they're seeing some, you know, some indications that maybe the regime is willing to budge on that, that they're willing to change it.

22:44You know, the president came out and said he wants unconditional surrender.

22:47That's a pretty strong term of surrender, if you will, publicly saying that.

22:52But, you know, certainly there's a, from where we are now to unconditional surrender, there's a lot of space in there.

22:58So maybe he's trying to do that.

23:00The other thing, too, and I'll just throw this out there because it is true, is that it's within two weeks.

23:07That, you know, historically, we have seen things happen, you know, when we have a deadline that can happen before the end of that two-week deadline.

23:16So it's within two weeks.

23:18It's possible, you know, if circumstances dictate that he could go ahead and do that.

23:22He's also, we're moving forces into the theater, so he needs a little bit more time to put more, another carrier task force in there.

23:28There's a lot of other considerations that go into this.

23:31And, sideline, is that possibly Israel has another option that they're working on and they're trying to see how things roll out on the ground.

23:43So, Hal, though, with Iran being the bad actor in the region that it is, I think a lot of people are scratching their heads.

23:50Why give Iran two weeks to come to their senses, to figure things out?

23:55I thought we were mere weeks away from a nuclear bomb, from proliferation here.

24:02So, two weeks is a lot of time, to your point.

24:05It is absolutely a lot of time.

24:08I will, I'm going to assume, keep in mind, there's a lot of information, intelligence, if you will, they look at that we don't see.

24:15Okay.

24:15That they decide that two weeks is a reasonable amount of time, that there's not going to be a bomb that's developed or fielded that they could possibly use within that two-week period.

24:24And there is a lot that goes into making a nuclear device.

24:29I mean, it's not just enriching the uranium.

24:32It's, you know, you have to actually create the ball, if you will, that's used to put into the warhead and then fixing the warhead.

24:39So, anyway, long story short, probably that could not happen within two weeks.

24:43So, it gives them a little bit of time.

24:45Also, they may be gathering more intelligence on the Fordow site.

24:48You know, the GBU-57, that bomb, was designed with Fordow and some other sites in mind, those deep bunker things in mind.

24:58So, yes, it's very capable.

25:00But, unclassified, I'm not sure what the classified stuff is, but unclassified, it says it goes down to 200 feet and then explodes.

25:07Well, the Fordow bunkers or the Fordow cavities, as I understand, are actually deeper than that, about 300 feet.

25:13The kinetic energy should be enough to collapse those things, but I have to say, from a target intelligence standpoint,

25:20I'd be wanting to do a lot of validation and verification that we're hitting the exact right location,

25:25that we're hitting with enough ordinance to destroy the facility.

25:30And, of course, they're also going to look at another thing, which is the possibility of radioactive contamination,

25:36which, as we know, should be localized, but I'm sure they're going back and double and triple checking that as well.

25:42Okay, so, Hal, there was a report today in The Guardian, citing officials anonymously,

25:49saying that, you know, the president and those around him are doubting the efficacy of the bunker buster bombs themselves,

25:58saying, essentially, that they're not sure if it can achieve what they want militarily with taking out,

26:05or at least taking offline, Iran's crown jewel of their nuclear program, the Fordow facility here.

26:11Jackie Heinrich kind of tracked this down, Fox's White House correspondent,

26:15and the White House is denying this in her reporting.

26:18She reports this, that a White House official tells her the contents of The Guardian report are false,

26:24that the U.S. military has no doubt about the efficacy of bunker busters in eliminating the site at Fordow.

26:30The Guardian report says,

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