Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich says President Donald Trump will face a “very difficult choice” regarding U.S. policy toward Iran once he returns from a trip to China. Appearing on Fox News’ “Outnumbered,” Gingrich links the upcoming decision to the current state of U.S.-Iran negotiations. He argues that negotiations are unlikely to produce results because, in his view, Iran will not “give in.” In the interview, Gingrich frames the situation as a high-stakes period in which the president must weigh continued diplomatic efforts against other options. The accounts emphasize Gingrich’s assessment of the negotiating dynamic and the timing of Trump’s decision-making after the China trip. Both sources present Gingrich’s warning that diplomacy may not work with Iran as currently conducted, setting up the prospect of a harder policy decision for the administration.