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“I’m the boss.”

President Trump walked into the first session on the final day of the G7 summit in Évian-les-Bains, France, and dropped the line as cameras were rolling.

Fellow world leaders laughed as the moment cut through a summit focused on Ukraine, Iran, trade and global security.

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A desperate rescue effort unfolds after a business jet slams onto a Texas highway and catches fire.

Video shows the aircraft blocking part of Loop 20 in Laredo while first responders and civilians rush toward the burning wreckage, trying to smash cockpit windows and pull people to safety.

Officials say six people were onboard when the plane crashed. One person has died, though authorities have not yet clarified whether the fatality occurred in the aircraft or on the ground.

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BREAKING: Details are beginning to emerge ahead of the U.S.-Iran memorandum signing ceremony, now less than 48 hours away.

The proposed framework reportedly includes reopening the Strait, ending the U.S. blockade, a 60-day negotiation period over Iran's uranium enrichment, sanctions relief, and a ceasefire agreement involving Israel and Hezbollah.

President Trump says he plans to move against Iran's nuclear program on Tuesday, while pointing to the 60-day window for negotiations over Tehran's nuclear ambitions.

Now all eyes are on whether the ceasefires can survive long enough for any deal to take hold.

@TreyYingst breaks down the latest.

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BREAKING: "If I don't like it, we'll go back to shooting at them, dropping bombs on their head."

President Trump warns Iran that any change to the peace agreement or failure to comply could bring an immediate military response.

"If they don't behave, we'll go right back to dropping bombs right smack in the middle of their head," Trump said.

Trump contrasted the deal with the Obama-era JCPOA, arguing the previous administration tried to "bribe their way out of it."

"You know what the Iranians did? They laughed at Obama and they said, 'he's a stupid son of a b****.'"

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NEW: Stocks up. Oil down. President Trump says that's the clearest sign yet that the proposed Iran deal is being welcomed by investors.

Speaking about the agreement, Trump highlighted a market rally, declining energy prices, and progress toward reopening the Strait of Hormuz after weeks of uncertainty.

"The stock market has gone through the roof and oil has come tumbling down."

He argued the deal delivers economic stability while also keeping Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.

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WATCH LIVE: Trump holds bilateral meeting with the Egyptian president
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"If you believe that Jesus is the son of God, rose from the dead on the third day, there are a lot of progressives who will say you're a crazy person."

VP JD Vance took aim at what he called "progressive atheistic culture," arguing that many on the left dismiss traditional religious beliefs while embracing ideas he considers far less believable.

"Actually, you believe something that's far crazier and clearly a violation of nature." @Gutfeldfox

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"What really does bother me is that they don't show gratitude for the United States of America."

VP JD Vance blasted Democrats serving in public office during an appearance on @Gutfeldfox, arguing that too many spend their time criticizing the country rather than appreciating it.

Vance said he was raised to love America and be grateful for the opportunities it provides, calling patriotism a core value that shaped his upbringing.

He contrasted that outlook with what he sees from many on the left, saying a lack of appreciation for the country has become increasingly common in American politics.

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"Honestly Greg, I expected them to be absolutely vicious, and they were only a little bit vicious."

VP JD Vance is looking back on his recent appearance on The View and says it went better than he expected.

While appearing on @Gutfeldfox, Vance joked that "it wasn't as bad as I thought it was gonna be" despite sparring with the show's co-hosts over immigration, race, and his past "childless cat ladies" comments.

He even revealed what happened once the cameras stopped rolling: "Joy Behar even said during the break, not joking, she said, 'You know what, you're pretty good for a Republican.'"

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"Donald Trump did exactly what he came to do."

VP JD Vance touted the administration's Iran strategy during an appearance on @Gutfeldfox, arguing that the U.S. achieved its core objectives and now holds the leverage moving forward.

"We accomplished what we set out to accomplish and now we have, as the president says, all the cards."

Vance pointed to the destruction of Iran's nuclear infrastructure and the ongoing negotiations with Tehran, saying any future economic benefits for Iran will depend entirely on whether it follows through on its commitments.

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WATCH: "The only way you can get this done is to nuke the legislative filibuster. And this is not something that we have anywhere close to the votes to do. So we have had votes... We will continue to put the Democrats on record. The Democrats are voting against an issue that 80 to 85% of the American people are for."

Following President Trump’s ultimatum to attach the SAVE America Act to the pending surveillance renewal package, @LeaderJohnThune walks @BretBaier through the unyielding floor math confronting Republican leadership. While strongly endorsing the voter validation measures, Thune gives a realistic assessment of institutional boundaries and explains why the upper chamber lacks the votes to force a rules change.

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"I guarantee that when Barack Obama was president, or Joe Biden was pretending to be president, that you had Republicans who still said they're proud of America."

VP Vance said he wished Democrats would be proud of their country, even when their party is out of power, telling @TheFive he rejected the idea that patriotic pride should rise and fall with politics.

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"I do think the political violence and rhetoric in this country is completely out of control."

Speaking on @TheFive, VP JD Vance reacted to news that the FBI disrupted an alleged drone and sniper plot targeting the White House UFC Freedom 250 event.

Vance said the suspects never came close to carrying out the attack and credited law enforcement for stopping the plot before it reached the point of execution.

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"Not a single cent of American money."

VP JD Vance pushed back on claims that the Iran deal will hand Tehran billions of dollars in U.S. funding, arguing that critics are misrepresenting what's actually on the table.

Speaking on @TheFive, Vance said any economic benefits would come only if Iran completely changes its behavior and meets U.S. demands.

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"How real are they? How fake are they?"

Vice President JD Vance tells @TheFive that the Iran deal signing won't just be a photo opportunity — their compliance is what really matters.

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Iran was ordered to leave the U.S. and return to Mexico directly after their first match of the World Cup.

The team had expected to spend the night in California, but was told after their match that everyone must immediately get on a plane for the 140-mile trip back to Tijuana, Mexico.

Coach Amir Ghalenoei says the team was ordered to leave the U.S. but did not say why or who ordered them to leave earlier than planned.

"I think our team is perhaps the most oppressed in the World Cup."

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A cougar had its jaws locked on a helpless goat - seconds later, the owner was chasing the predator off all by herself.

Wild footage from British Columbia shows farmer Gina Moore sprinting toward the scene after spotting a cougar attacking one of her Nigerian dwarf goats.

Moore says she acted on pure instinct, knowing the cougar could have turned on her at any moment.