President Donald Trump responds to Sen. Lindsey Graham’s skepticism about a new preliminary U.S. agreement with Iran by questioning Graham’s stance at the G7 summit. Trump tells reporters he will “have to talk to Lindsey,” adding that Graham “will be in big trouble,” while also saying Graham is “good” and “fine.” The comments come after Graham publicly expressed concerns about the arrangement, though the specific details of the preliminary agreement and the nature of Graham’s objections are not described in the provided accounts. The reporting reflects that Trump dismisses Graham’s criticism rather than engaging with the substance of the critique. No additional consequences or follow-up actions are outlined in the sources. Overall, the coverage centers on Trump’s remarks that he intends to confront Graham directly about the Iran deal, despite Graham’s reservations.
Trump says he will speak with Lindsey Graham over skepticism of Iran deal
President Donald Trump responds to Sen. Lindsey Graham’s skepticism about a new preliminary U.S. agreement with Iran by questioning Graham’s stance at the G7 summit. Trump tells reporters he will “hav...
- President Donald Trump makes remarks about Sen. Lindsey Graham’s skepticism regarding a new preliminary U.S.-Iran agreement.
- Trump says he will speak with Graham and characterizes Graham as being “in big trouble.”
- Trump adds that Graham is “good” and “fine,” despite the disagreement.
- The comments are made at the G7 summit in response to questions from reporters.
- The sources provided focus on the exchange between Trump and Graham rather than detailing the agreement’s specific terms.
President Trump on Tuesday brushed aside concerns raised by Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) over the U.S.’s new preliminary agreement with Iran. “I’ll have to talk to Lindsey. He’ll be in big trouble,” the president said at the G7 summit, when asked by reporters about Graham’s skepticism toward the deal. “Lindsey’s good. Lindsey’s fine. He’s not...
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