Washington Today (4-23-26): Pres. Trump says 'don't rush me' when asked about U.S.-Iran peace talks
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57:18Now PlayingWashington Today (4-23-26): Pres. Trump says 'don't rush me' when asked about U.S.-Iran peace talks
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as posted by the channelPresident Donald Trump when asked by a reporter how long he is willing to wait until he gets a response from Iran to U.S. peace proposals, replies, 'Don't rush me.'
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