Trump on Iran after Xi summit: "I think we're going to do great"

President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping wrapped up a three-day Washington summit Friday with tea at the White House and a visit to the National Archives, an event that yielded no major economic announcements. After the two leaders talked about Iran, Trump was asked about the issue and gave an optimistic prediction while offering no details, according to the report. China has rejected American claims that it assisted Iranian leadership during hostilities Trump started in February. The summit also produced limited trade accords, identified artificial intelligence as a possible area for joint work, and included Xi urging caution on Taiwan. The U.S. trade representative said further trade specifics would be disclosed Monday.