Iran, Ukraine high on agenda as Rubio attends G7 Summit

Secretary of State Marco Rubio was in Paris for a two-day summit with his counterparts from the G7. It's the first time that's happened since the result of the midterm election. As Jonathan Hunt explains, Iran and Ukraine are high on the agenda. It was another violent weekend in France, thousands of protesters hitting the streets. A highly anticipated G7 summit was supposed to kick off Monday in Marseille, but it was moved to Paris partly because of those protests. Secretary of State Marco Rubio facing his counterparts for the first time since Republicans suffered heavy losses in the midterms. The foreign leaders might be looking at this and wondering whether the president will be more flexible. in the wake of these huge historic midterm losses, but that's not the president's brand. Iran is expected to be a main focus at the summit. Rubio said before arriving that the diplomatic process remains stalled. The Iranian demands are simply not just unacceptable, but in some cases outrageous and ridiculous and really not realistic. Iran's government pushing back on those comments, claiming they're ready to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within two days if the U.S. comes back to the bargaining table. What is so unreasonable about Iran's demand that the United States put an end to its naval blockade? Another big focus at the meeting, Ukraine. Both sides are expected to meet in Abu Dhabi this week. Special Envoy Jared Kushner says this is now the time for, quote, difficult decisions as the administration pushes to end the war. As long as Putin is continuing to attack civilians, he knows he can't defeat Ukraine's army. Student leaders are calling for thousands to take to the streets again in Paris on Tuesday. It's unclear whether that will impact the G7 summit. In Paris, Jonathan Hunt, Fox News.