Trump's Iran Deadline: U.S. Forces on High Alert

0:00On April 6, President Trump is standing firm on his Tuesday night deadline for Iran to strike a deal, calling their latest peace proposal a big step, but still not cutting it. He made the comments Monday during an Easter event at the White House, warning that U.S. forces could hit Iranian infrastructure hard if nothing happens by then. Negotiations have been going indirectly through Pakistan, with Trump's team pushing for Iran to drop nuclear weapons plans and reopen the straight-of. More moves for oil shimmants. Iran shot down the deadline, saying they want a full, permanent end to the conflict, not just a quick pause. Trump noted the new Iranian rep seemed less extreme than those taken out in recent air strikes, even calling them smarter. He believes they've been talking in good faith, but need to meet key demands to wrap this up fast. Meanwhile, Trump floated the idea of the U.S. seizing Iran's oil fields if he had his way, but admitted most Americans wouldn't back that playwright. Now, as tension simmer, all eyes stay on Tehran ahead of tomorrow's cutoff, could be a

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