Franco Ordonez

Or will he talk more generally about the nuclear program, which could open him up to some political criticism for striking what some see as a deal similar to the one that the Obama administration did, which Trump frequently mocked as weak?

Thank you, Michelle.

In his order, Trump blames high prices on severe and ongoing weather conditions that have hampered livestock producers in beef-producing states, such as Texas and Kansas.

He says those factors, among others, have, quote, The price of beef has reached record high levels as the U.S.

cattle supply tightens to its lowest level in decades.

The Trump administration describes the move as part of the president's effort to bring down grocery prices.

But it's also facing political pushback from some Republicans who say the policy will hurt the U.S.

agricultural industry.

Franco Ordonez, NPR News, the White House.

President Trump issued another warning to Iran's supreme leader, saying that bad things will happen if he tries to restart Iran's nuclear program.

The president has been threatening another major strike on Iran as the U.S.

continues to build up its military forces in the region.

Trump previously threatened to strike if more protesters were killed.

But as deaths continue, he appears to have shifted his focus to pressing Iran to reenter talks on ending their nuclear program.

Franco, Ordonez, NPR News, the White House.

I would say he should be very worried, yeah.

He should be.

As you know, they're negotiating with us.

The meeting was part of celebrations for his one year of freedom following a U.S.-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.

The First Lady met with Siegel's wife Aviva Siegel, who also was held in captivity, just weeks before President Trump took office.