Megyn Kelly

Though the Air Force describes the mission as routine, Wu is cautioning that in military aviation, routine never means without danger.

President Trump in France for day two of the G7 summit, where the agreement with Iran and the future of the Middle East.

continue to dominate discussions.

During a sit-down with the president of the United Arab Emirates, Mr. Trump offering a rough timeline for what comes after Friday's signing.

The president predicting the next phase of negotiations with Iran could move faster than the roughly 60 days currently envisioned.

The agreement itself still not officially released.

It is expected by Friday, though a draft has been circulating and was outlined at the top of the MK show yesterday.

President Trump previewing some of these central provisions.

One major question still remaining, what happens to Iran's existing stockpile of highly enriched uranium now buried beneath the nuclear facilities struck by American B-2 bombers last summer?

Vice President J.D.

Vance yesterday on the MK show offering a broader explanation of how the administration plans to verify Iran is dismantling every stage of its nuclear weapons program.

The cascades and the centrifuges.

All of this stuff.

Can those stay?

Are those coming out?

Back in France, President Trump telling reporters he would have no problem sending the agreement to Congress for review.

The president then turning to one of the biggest unresolved threats to the broader agreement, the continued fighting between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Iran maintains that further Israeli attacks could violate the deal, while Israel insists it will continue operating against Hezbollah as necessary.

Mr. Trump now publicly pressuring Israel to pull back.

Israel not immediately responding to the president's criticism.