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Trump Can't Let Obama Go? POTUS' 'VULGAR' Remark Overshadows Iran Deal Talks at G7 | WATCH
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8:58Now PlayingPresident Donald Trump sparked fresh controversy at the G7 Summit in France after dropping a profanity while criticizing Barack Obama's Iran nuclear deal. During remarks about his proposed agreement with Tehran, Trump claimed Iran mocked Obama and defended his own approach to negotiations. The expletive-laced moment quickly went viral, overshadowing ongoing discussions surrounding the new U.S.-Iran deal and a reported $300 billion reconstruction proposal.
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