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Paul Stevens (0:03)
No end in sight. I'm Paul Stevens, Fox News. Fighting raging out in the Middle East. President Trump claims Iran has reached out about an end to the war. More that with Fox's Dana Marie McNichol in West Palm Beach.
Dana Marie McNichol (0:14)
President Trump told NBC in a phone interview yesterday that, quote, Iran wants to make a deal and I don't want to make it because the terms aren't good enough yet. He stopped short of saying what those terms are, but said they would be, quote, very solid. Now, the president announced this weekend that other countries affected by Iran's attempted closure of the Strait of Hormuz will send warships to help us secure the waterway and said this should have always been a team effort and now it will be. Democrats are calling this a war of choice with no coherent strategy or end state. But the administration continues to push the message that these economic strains are temporary.
Paul Stevens (0:52)
Meantime, Iran's foreign minister suggesting there was no real reason to talk to the US about ending the war, but that Iran was willing to talk to other countries about oil tankers moving through the Strait of Hormuz. Meantime, Energy Secretary Chris Wright saying there will be high prices at the pump, but he says it will eventually come down.
Grinal Scott (1:10)
Secretary Wright said the price of oil should be dropping in a matter of weeks. The conflict with Iran has driven oil prices up, hovering around $100 a barrel as Iran continues to try to control passage of petroleum tankers through the Strait of Hormuz. Secretary Wright said on ABC's this Week President Trump chose the best time to
Paul Stevens (1:30)
strike to end Iran's ability to threaten energy markets. He yes, we go through this period of short term disruption, but better to do it now than to have a nuclear armed Iran.
Grinal Scott (1:40)
Last week, Secretary Wright said 172 million barrels from U.S. petroleum reserves will be released to help offset high gas prices. Grinal Scott, FOX News.
Paul Stevens (1:51)
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