Trump will join war on Iran

Bob Hormats, Vice Chairman of Kissinger Associates, talks about the history of the G7 and the significance of President Trump leaving early today to deal with the conflict in the Middle East.
Israel and the US are ratcheting up pressure on Iran, sparking fresh speculation that Washington could be preparing for a more direct intervention alongside its closest Middle East ally.
US President Donald Trump says he wants a permanent end to Iran’s path to a nuclear weapon, after an early departure from the Group of Seven leaders meeting in Canada spurred questions about whether a truce could be imminent. 
“An end. A real end. Not a ceasefire. An end,” Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One Tuesday when asked to clarify his comments that he was leaving Canada for something “much bigger” than a temporary peace deal.