Trump weighs Iran war decision

With the midterms behind him, President Trump is now turning his focus back to the war in Iran. Fox News has confirmed he met with his national security team at the White House Wednesday and Thursday and intends to make a decision soon on whether to resume military strikes. Fox's Rebecca Castor has more. Burning pictures of President Trump and his allies in the street, pro-regime Iranians are celebrating this week's U.S. election results that delivered a crushing setback to the president's party. Even the American people don't want Trump. Now, how can he be sympathetic towards our people in Iran? President Trump is expected to make a decision soon on what's next for Iran, but his political loss makes things more complicated. A return to all-out war will just drive up gas prices again, which Americans clearly rejected Tuesday night. But making a deal may be off the table if Iran refuses to make concessions, knowing the president is less powerful when Democrats control Congress in January. This is going to be tumultuous. Iran knows that divided government could absolutely hurt our effort to present a unified force to deal with their threats. Meanwhile, Pentagon Chief Pete Hegseth wants Congress to approve billions of dollars in defense funding before Democrats control the purse strings. That's one way they could force an end to the war if it's not wrapped up by the end of the year. And they want Hegseth gone. Didn't work against President Trump. And it won't work with me. Most allies in the region are still pushing for a diplomatic solution. The leader of Qatar, who's been acting as a key mediator, says he spoke with President Trump this morning on de-escalating tensions.