President Trump predicted death and destruction in the morning, then talked of peace in the afternoon.
The president once referred to the Iran negotiations as, quote, boring.
Other projects capture more of his interest.
He talks nonstop about his building projects in Washington.
This weekend, he hosts a UFC event on the White House lawn, available to people who pay for Paramount Plus.
Our correspondent reviews what's on Trump's mind judging by what he says.
Also, the president nominated a new director of national intelligence, a pick that came too late.
Congress was so unhappy with his last pick it led a major surveillance law expire.
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Judging by his words, President Trump shifted from one reality to another in the course of a day.
Soon.
There's no confirmation that either of the president's contradictory claims were true.
Iran says it has not agreed yet.