But I want to bring in Jennifer Griffin now.

Jennifer, welcome back.

Thank you, Brian.

So, Jennifer, if you were inside the meeting between the Prime Minister of Israel and the President of the United States, I sense this is very substantive.

What do you think they're just talking about?

Well, I think it's very clear.

Let's look at a few things that have happened this morning.

First of all, Prime Minister Netanyahu met with Secretary of State Marco Rubio this morning. He signed on to the Board of

Peace in Gaza. That's something that Israel has not really wanted to be involved with because they

didn't like the members that were being included. Saudi Arabia, Pakistan. It was Turkey.

They had issues with the groups that were involved, and they were worried they were going to get pushed into something in Gaza that they don't want to agree to from a security standpoint.

So that is showing that Prime Minister Netanyahu is under some pressure from the U.S. government.

He met with Steve Whitkoff and Jared Kushner, who obviously are taking the lead on not only Gaza,

but also other significant talks right now.

In terms of Iran, I thought it was notable that Vice President J.D. Vance said today, put out a statement today that if the Iranian people choose to overthrow their government, then that's one thing, but it will

be up to the Iranian people. That is definitely the White House taking a step back from regime

change talk in terms of Iran. What we do know is that the talks that took place between the

Iranian sides that included Witkoff, Jared Kushner, and the head of Syncom, they were

face-to-face. I was able to report that last week. And we, they also, they were only discussing the nuclear program.

And we also heard from foreign minister as soon as he got back from those talks that,

that Iran, their hardline stance in those talks is that they will continue to have the

right to enrich uranium. That's a non-starter for the U.S. and Israel.

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