waiting game here at the White House this weekend, but as you mentioned, the United States has now

received a response from Iran on its proposal to bring this conflict to an end, and President

Donald Trump says that he is not happy with it. I want to pull up that full response for you now.

This came on true social Sunday. Trump said, I have just read the response from

Iran's so-called representatives. I don't like it. And then in all caps, he called it totally

unacceptable. Now, it's obvious that Trump does not believe that this response puts the United

States in a place for serious negotiations. But there are still a lot of

questions. And we have reached out to the White House for specifics on this. What was included in

the response and how far does it go, if at all, in addressing Iran's nuclear capabilities?

It's highly enriched uranium, the things that we have been discussing for several weeks.

According to Iranian state media, that counterproposal, it included acknowledgement of sovereignty of the Strait of Hormuz and demands for compensation, those non-starters here at the White House.

And this response, it came later than many administration

officials had predicted. In fact, Trump and other officials on Friday said that they thought

that they would receive a response from Tehran sometime that day. Even then, Trump was pressed on

the timing if he believed that Iran was slow rolling this response. And he essentially said,

we'll find out soon enough. In an interview with Axios yesterday, Trump did confirm that he

had spoken with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that the two discussed the Iranian

response as well as other matters. They have been in close contact throughout these peace negotiations, these attempts at peace negotiations.

He did categorize that as a good phone call.

And all of this comes as he is preparing for a high-stakes trip to China, where he will have bilateral meetings with Chinese leaders, Xi Jinping.

We expect there to be a welcome ceremony,

those meetings leading up to a state banquet. And this topic of the conflict in Iran,

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