Meet the Press NOW — June 11
6/11/202638 min
NBC News Correspondents Gabe Gutierrez, Richard Engel and Courtney Kube report on President Trump saying a memorandum of understanding has been reached between the U.S. and Iran. Congress fails to approve short-term extension on surveillance law, setting up a lapse in funding for investigations into foreign intelligence. U.S. House candidate Micah Lasher (D-N.Y.) joins Meet the Press NOW to discuss his campaign and the crowded field running to represent parts of Manhattan.
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Kristen Welker· Host0:48
You're listening to President Trump taking a series of questions in the Oval Office on a range of different topics. Uh, the biggest headline related to Iran, we'll get to that in one moment. We do wanna just note one thing, President Trump saying that he won Minnesota three times. In fact, he lost three times. Let's get to the biggest headlines on Iran, though. President Trump saying there may be a deal that gets finished as soon as this weekend. He was asked whether the Supreme Leader has signed off on the deal. He said he believes the answer is yes. He was pressed on why is this time different. He's expressed optimism that he perhaps has a deal