chancellor, french president, and the british prime minister as it relates to what they can do to get iran back to the table as the u.s. tries to cobble back together the iran nuclear deal, four years after president trump took the united states out of it. we saw the president coming forward after with the leaders indicating his optimism that iran will come back to the table. a national security official did say earlier this week they do feel that there have been signs of progress in separate talks ongoing with the iranians. but similarly to what we heard from the french president yesterday, they want to see that sort of optimism borne out by tangible results. indication that the u.s. in this standoff, would u.s. lift sanctions first, or would iran come back to the table it? appears the u.s. is being more explicit trying to get iran back to the table by promoting the idea of lifting these sanctions. another important question. this shows how incredible of a correspondent mike memoli
award-winning burgers. congratulations. you know about bringing joy to people with food. random applause. learn how to make these burgers on fox nation. sandra: iran now backpedaling on possible talks with the u.s., and china calling for calm in the trade battle is president trump continues to play offense with both nations. good morning, everyone. i m sandra smith. jon: and i am jon scott in for bill hemmer. wrapping up three days of meetings of the world s major economies. a china signaling it is ready to come back to the negotiating table but iran s president is demanding the u.s. lift sanctions first. sandra: moments ago, senator lindsey graham responding to tehran. i really don t care if they meet, i care what president trump has done to crush the iranian economy. there is no good deal that will