Trump rejects Iran deal and withdraws troops from Germany

0:00Meanwhile, Donald Trump has rejected Iran's latest peace proposal, claiming the regime is in disarray and asking for too much. The president's feud with European allies is also escalating tonight, announcing he's withdrawing thousands of troops from Germany. Less than a week after the shooting at the White House correspondence dinner, Donald Trump was back out in public, working a crowd of seniors in Florida. Now, you know, it shouldn't be here. There was just an attempt, I won't use the word, an attempt they say on my life. Before he left Washington, a brief update on negotiations with Iran, the regime delivering its latest peace proposal to Pakistani mediators today. They want to make a deal, but I'm not satisfied with it. The president says they're asking for things he can't agree to. They've made strides, but I'm not sure if they ever get there.

1:01Leaving open the possibility of more deadly attacks. I do have the impression an imminent military strike is very much on the table, which is deeply disturbing. The war has opened up a rift between the president and his German counterpart. Now, the Iran are not open. Friedrich Merz saying this week, America has no strategy, and Iran was humiliating the US. Amid the deepening feud, the Pentagon has announced it's withdrawing 5,000 troops from Germany. Saying the decision follows a thorough review of the department's force posture in Europe. A reduction which would still leave about 30,000 US forces in the country. Well, if it's punishment, it's childish. It's a bunch of kids at a playground. Other European nations are being punished too. The president announcing he's raising tariffs on EU-made cars and trucks from 15 to 25%. Accusing them of breaching their trade deal.

2:03A move the EU says is unacceptable. In the United States, Rob Scott, Seven News.