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Trump Playfully Shifts Blame to Vance Over Iran Deal Outcomes

KTSM••Julia Manchester and The Hill
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During a recent interview, President Trump humorously suggested he would hold Vice President Vance accountable if a preliminary agreement with Iran does not succeed. When questioned by Fox News reporter Peter Doocy, Trump expressed his willingness to take credit for a successful deal while jokingly deflecting responsibility for any potential failure onto Vance. This lighthearted exchange highlights the political dynamics surrounding international negotiations and the roles of key figures in the administration.

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