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I'm Afalmadiki with the five things you need to know for Wednesday, February 4th.

Should the Supreme Leader in Iran be worried right now?

I would say he should be very worried, yeah.

He should be.

That's President Donald Trump during an interview with NBC News.

The U.S. has built up military resources around Iran, as Trump weighs taking action against the regime.

Talks between Iran and the U.S. on Iran's nuclear program will be held in Oman, according to Iran's

foreign minister. Secretary of State Marco Rubio says Trump administration officials may not be able to reach a deal with Iran,

but the U.S. is ready to

meet to try to find out. Trump also weighed in on his immigration crackdown in Minneapolis,

following two fatal shootings by federal agents. I learned that maybe we can use a little bit of a

softer touch, but you still have to be tough. These are criminals. We're dealing with really hard criminals.

Trump said the order to have the Department of Homeland Security immediately withdraw 700

personnel, leaving 2,000 officers on the ground, came directly from him.

However, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frye says the drawdown isn't a de-escalation, while

Minnesota Governor Tim

Walls calls it a step in the right direction. More news coming up, including an update on the

redistricting wars in one blue state. The Supreme Court has allowed California to use a new

congressional map that will undermine President Trump's efforts to keep control of the House.

There were no noted dissents and the court didn't explain its reasoning.

California's map put five Republican seats in play, in response to redistricting in Texas that

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