The Boston police officer who owned the property where John O'Keefe was found dead during a blizzard in January 2022 said he would have "taken a bullet" for his former colleague in a televised interview just days after jurors found the suspected killer, Karen Read, not guilty.Brian Albert's sister-in-law, Jennifer McCabe, woke him up after she, Read and another woman found O'Keefe unresponsive in the yard around 6 a.m. on Jan. 29, 2022."By the time I came downstairs, the police were already in my house, John was already gone, [and] there was nobody to save," Albert told ABC News Friday. "I would've taken a bullet for John O'Keefe."CLEARED OF MURDER HARGES, KAREN READ COULD EYE LEGAL PAYBACK AGAINST INVESTIGATORS WHO COST HEROutside a celebratory post-verdict dinner, Read was asked if she had any words for O'Keefe's family."I fought for John O'Keefe, harder than anyone," she said. "Harder than anyone."Read's supporters have painted Albert and his family as villains, although he was not called to the stand in her second trial, her defense insinuated that O'Keefe's fatal injuries had something to do with his dog, Chloe, and possibly a friend who was also at the house party.Police never identified anyone but Read as a suspect, and no one else faced charges in connection with O'Keefe's death.VINDICATED KAREN READ THANKS 'GREATEST' LEGAL TEAM AS JURORS DELIVER NOT GUILTY VERDICT IN BOYFRIEND'S DEATHFOLLOW THE FOX TRUE CRIME TEAM ON XRead, O'Keefe and a group of other people had been invited back to Albert's home just after midnight when the local bars closed.Six hours later, O'Keefe was found dead under a layer of snow on the front lawn. Prosecutors alleged that Read hit him with her Lexus SUV and left the scene, but jurors didn't buy the story.GET REAL-TIME UPDATES DIRECTLY ON THE TRUE CRIME HUBSIGN UP TO GET TRUE CRIME NEWSLETTERAfter a trial that stretched on for more than 30 days, and four days of deliberation, jurors found Read not guilty of all homicide-related charges. They convicted her only of drunken driving, for which she will serve a year on probation.After the trial, her defense hinted that whoever did O'Keefe has eluded investigators, who were faulted for a sloppy investigation and missed protocols at trial, in an audit, and through internal reviews."Somebody is still out there, and it's a shame that this investigation was not done in the proper way so that they could have gotten to the truth," David Yannetti, one of her defense attorneys, told reporters Thursday.

Indiana Fever star and reigningWNBA Rookie of the Year Caitlin Clark is leading the pack in the first vote returns for the 2025 WNBA All-Star fan voting, the league announced on Friday.The second-year pro leads all players with 515,993 fan votes, while teammates Aliyah Boston, Kelsey Mitchell and Lexie Hull are third, seventh, and ninth, respectively.Minnesota Lynx forward Napheesa Collier, the 2024 WNBA Defensive Player of the Year, is in second with 484,758 votes."4 in the Top 10," the Fever said in a post on X.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"Caitlin Clark, Aliyah Boston, Kelsey Mitchell, and Lexie Hull are all in the Top 10 in the first round of #WNBAAllStar2025 fan vote returns! keep voting to make them All-Stars in Indy!"Fan votes will account for 50% of the vote, while current players and a media panel will account for 25% each. The players with the two highest fan vote counts will be named All-Star captains. Fan voting will end on June 28.Clarks lead comes with the All-Star Game set to be hosted bythe Fever atGainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis on July 19 at 8:30 p.m. on ABC.CAITLIN CLARK HAS RARE SHOOTING WOES AS FEVER FALL TO VALKYRIES FOLLOWING FIERY SUN MATCHUPDespite being sidelined for three weeks with a quad injury, Clark is averaging career-highs of 19.9 points per game and 8.7 assists.In her first game back over the weekend, Clark scored a season-high of 32 points and made seven three-pointers in a win over theNew York Liberty.The loss marked New Yorks first of the season.Clark followed that dominant performance with another, dropping 20 points with six assists and four 3-pointers in a win over the Connecticut Sun.The Golden State Valkyries managed to slow Clark down on Thursday night in an 88-77 win that saw the former Iowa standout make just 11 points, nine assists and seven rebounds.The Associated Press contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Your daily meal selections could influence the quality of your sleep, new research says.A study from the University of Chicago Medicine and Columbia University found that increasing your intake of fruits and vegetables could help promote more restful sleep.Previous research has shown that people who lack quality sleep may be more likely to indulge in unhealthy foods that are high in fat and sugar and now this new finding sheds more light on how consumed foods impact sleep.COUPLES WHO CUDDLE BEFORE SLEEP REAP KEY HEALTH BENEFITS, STUDY REVEALSIn the small study which was published in "Sleep Health: The Journal of the National Sleep Foundation" 34 healthy young adultsreported their daily food consumption and wore a tracker to measure how often they woke up or changed sleep patterns during the night, according to a press release.Those who reported eating more fruits and vegetables during the day were found to have "deeper, more uninterrupted sleep."Greater amounts of healthy carbohydrates, like whole grains, were found to have that same benefit, the study found."Dietary modifications could be a new, natural and cost-effective approach to achieve better sleep," said co-senior author Esra Tasali, MD, director of the UChicago Sleep Center, in the release.HOW TO CHOOSE THE BEST SLEEPING POSITION FOR YOU, ACCORDING TO THE EXPERTS"The temporal associations and objectively-measured outcomes in this study represent crucial steps toward filling a gap in important public health knowledge."Based on the study findings, the researchers concluded that people who eat at least five cups of fruits and veggies per day could have a 16% increase in quality of sleep compared to those who eat none of those foods."16 percent is a highly significant difference," Tasali said in the release. "Its remarkable that such a meaningful change could be observed within less than 24 hours.""Based on current data, the experts confidently advise that regularly eating a diet rich in complex carbohydrates, fruits and vegetables is best for long-term sleep health," the release stated.The American Heart Association provides the following examples of fruit and veggie servings that equate to 1 cup of produce.Dr. Chelsie Rohrscheib, head sleep expert at Wesper in Michigan, said that most sleep professionals recognize that a healthy diet supports overall well-being, including sleep quality "so the findings of this study are not entirely unexpected.""However, it's important to note that this was a relatively small study composed primarily of young adult male participants, which limits generalizability," Rohrscheib, who was not involved in the study, told Fox News Digital.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR HEALTH NEWSLETTER"While the results were statistically significant, the overall reduction in sleep fragmentation was modest, about 16%."The study was also observational in nature, she noted, which means it lacked the control of a randomized trial."Ideally, future research would compare a group consuming a fruit- and vegetable-rich diet to a control group with limited intake to better establish causality," the doctor added.The researchers plan to conduct more studies to confirm that eating produce causes better sleep and to determine the "underlying mechanisms of digestion, neurology and metabolism" driving this impact, the release stated.For more Health articles, visitwww.foxnews.com/health"People are always asking me if there are things they can eat that will help them sleep better," said co-senior author Marie-Pierre St-Onge, PhD, director of the Center of Excellence for Sleep & Circadian Research at Columbia, in the release."Small changes can impact sleep. That is empowering better rest is within your control."

Former Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron, the GOP frontrunner for retiring Sen. Mitch McConnells seat in 2026, told Fox News Digital the Justice Department's lawsuit over discounted tuition for illegal immigrants is exactly the kind of fight Kentuckians voted for.Cameron lambasted Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear, the top-named defendant in the suit, after Beshear's office told Fox News Digital the potential 2028 hopeful had no connection to the issuance of the educational regulation."Andy Beshear is always attempting to pass the buck. The fact of the matter is, he's the governor of the commonwealth and he controls the executive branch. He gets to appoint people on the various boards and commissions that exist," Cameron said."He's even got a lawsuit right now against statewide elected officeholders in the legislature, basically saying that he controls the Ethics Commission. And, so, you know, he can't have his cake and eat it, too."DISCOUNTED COLLEGE TUITION FOR ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS POLICY LEADS DOJ TO SUE KENTUCKYCameron praised Attorney General Pam Bondi for bringing the case, saying hes glad the DOJ is reviewing a "preposterous" policy."I think it's well time that we take care of our American citizens as opposed to illegals," Cameron said."I think our legislature, the Republican legislature, is rightly trying to take back some control," Cameron added, as a bill moves through Frankfort that would preclude illegals from being considered in-state residents for educational purposes.EX-MCCONNELL ADVISOR-TURNED-MAGA STAR DOESNT RULE OUT POTENTIAL SENATE BID AS RUMORS SWIRL"This governor tries to work by fiat, and our legislature is trying to restore the balance, if you will," he said."This is about protecting the position of American citizens. I mean, the idea that we would give reduced or subsidized tuition, in-state tuition for illegals is just an absurd notion, especially when you're telling out-of-state Americans that they've got to pay full freight. That doesn't pass the smell test," he said.When reached for comment, Beshear political strategist Eric Hyers rejected those characterizations."We get Daniel Cameron is struggling with his attempted political comeback, but that doesn't mean he can make things up," Hyers said.He added that the regulation allowing in-state tuition for illegals was crafted two decades ago and that "if he had a problem with its legality, he should have done something about it while he was attorney general.""The reality is that this is set by an independent board, and the governor doesn't have any review of it; the GOP-controlled legislature does. If this was such a concern, the GOP supermajority could have passed the bill to address it that was introduced last session by one of their own members," Hyers said.In his interview, Cameron also warned the border security issue itself has greatly affected his state in other ways, citing the Appalachian fentanyl epidemic.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP"Kentuckians care deeply about making sure that we are protecting our borders and making sure people are here legally. And we know that fentanyl is coming across a porous southern border and making its way into the commonwealth."Since President Trump has been in office, as he stated in his joint address to Congress, we didn't need a new policy, we needed a new president. So, that has changed, but Kentuckians still recognize the concern around illegals who come into this country, bring poison into this country that hurt our communities or commit some sort of violent crime."President Trump is committed to helping the hardworking folks of this country. And this is just another facet of that."Cameron also noted he is leading the other major Republican, U.S. Rep. Andy Barr of Kentucky, in the race to replace McConnell.However, Kentucky has been trending bluer in recent elections and has a similar electoral makeup to swing-state Pennsylvania, which has a Democratic governor and, until recently, a Republican majority legislature.Beshear defeated Cameron in 2023 by about five points, while the incumbent, son of former Gov. Steve Beshear, squeezed out an upset against Republican Gov. Matt Bevin by a fraction of a point in 2019.Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., defeated State Rep. Charles Booker, D-Louisville, by more than 20 points in 2022, while McConnell won a narrower race against retired Lt. Col. Amy McGrath in 2020.

"The View" co-host Ana Navarro called Friday on former President Barack Obama to publicly condemn President Donald Trump, saying we are living in "an American nightmare" in his second term and it was his duty to take a stand.After Sunny Hostin and Sara Haines largely defended Obamas right to stay out of the limelight after recent media discussions about his role in the Democratic Party, Navarro pushed for Obama and other past presidents to use their platforms to fight against the Trump administration."In normal times, former presidents would remain quiet and not criticize or attack the current president, particularly in year one when it was the honeymoon period. Well, this isnt the honeymoon period. Its a nightmare. Its an American nightmare. These are not normal times," she said.Navarro referenced the "No Kings" protests across the nation last weekend where an estimated 5 million people took to the streets to protest the president and his agenda, as Trump held a military parade in Washington, D.C., to mark the Armys 250th birthday.JOY BEHAR HOPES TO 'ACTUALLY INFLUENCE PEOPLE'S THINKING' WITH HER CRITICISM OF THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION"The American people are taking it upon themselves. Theyre not waiting for a leader," Navarro continued. "Theyre not waiting for a great White knight or a Black knight or Latino knight to drive them out of the forest into the wilderness. They're doing it upon themselves."Navarro said she loved that Obama was "happy" and enjoying life out of the political spotlight by "making money" and "making movies." But she insisted it was his obligation to speak out against Trump for endangering the country."America is in danger. Our democratic values are in danger. I think if you feel that way, each and every one of us has to do everything we absolutely can," she said. "Some of us have a bigger voice. Some of us have a smaller voice."Navarro suggested all the living presidents could come out and make a unified public declaration rebuking the sitting president.DEMOCRATIC STRATEGISTS QUESTION INFLUENCE OF OBAMA-ERA CAMPAIGN OPERATIVES IN PARTY'S FUTURESome progressives shared their disappointment that Obama hasnt been more outspoken in his criticism of Trump during the president's second term."There are many grandmas andRachel Maddowviewers who have been more vocal in this moment than Barack Obama has," co-founder of the Progressive Change Institute, Adam Green, told The Atlantic in a report published earlier this month."It is heartbreaking," Green said, "to see him sacrificing that megaphone when nobody else quite has it."Obama campaigned alongsideformer President Joe Biden before he dropped out of the race and also stumped for former Vice President Kamala Harris when she became the nominee last year. The former president spoke out against Trump in April at an event in New York, but has largely remained out of the spotlight since Trump won.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREThis week in remarks in Connecticut, Obama took veiled shots at Trump but never mentioned him by name. He chided affluent liberals that they might have to go to uncomfortable places if they wanted to be truly progressive in this new era.Obama's office didn't return a request for comment.Fox News Hanna Panreck contributed to this report.

California's conflict over trans athletes is heating up this summer.The California Interscholastic Federation (CIF)'s executive committee meeting was met by a swath of loud protesters on Friday.The state's growing "Save Girls Sports" contingency, led by the California Family Council, showed up outside the meeting with t-shirts, signs and even a podium for a press conference.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMMultiple female athletes, parents and state education officials spoke out against the CIF and Governor Gavin Newsom for the policies that have allowed trans athletes to compete in girls' sports, sparking several controversies in the state over the past year alone.California Family Council and outreach director Sophia Lorey also boasted a petition at the event, which has at least 20,074 signatures of Californians urging the CIF and Newsom to change the state's gender eligibility policies.Martin Luther King High School students Taylor Starling and Kaitlyn Slavin, who have filed a lawsuit against the Riverside Unified School District over a situation involving a trans student at their school, headlined the athlete speakers.Starling shared her story of losing her varsity spot on the cross-country team to the trans athlete, while having her "Save Girls Sports" t-shirts compared to swastikas.TEEN GIRLS OPEN UP ON TRANS ATHLETE SCANDAL THAT TURNED THEIR HIGH SCHOOL INTO A CULTURE WAR BATTLEGROUND"This isn't fair, girls like me are being told to sit down, smile and be quiet, and give up what we worked so hard for, and now we're the ones being excluded from our own teams," Starling said.Slavin spoke in support of her teammate Starling."An example of this negative domino effect is Taylor's mental health now being affected, leading to her family being affected," Slavin said. "With Taylor being one of my best friends, I am now upset but also confused about how this is even allowed. Now my family is being affected, trying to be there for me, but also having to step up and do their part to make a change."California filed a lawsuit against the Justice Department earlier this month after officials demanded that the states public high schools confirm they will bar transgender athletes from competing in girls sports.The state said in its lawsuit that the Justice Department had "no right to make such a demand" and cited "no authority which would allow them to issue or enforce the Certification Demand Letter" to each local education agency.California defended the laws that have come into question, which allow athletes to participate in sports "consistent with" their gender identity and doesnt violate the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.The DOJ initially announced an investigation into the CIF for its state policies in late May, leading up to the girls' track and field state championship that featured trans athlete AB Hernandez competing in several events in the female category.The DOJ's announcement of that investigation cited Starling and Slavin's lawsuit.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

The sports world is mourning the loss of former NHL player Guido Tenesi. He was 71.Tenesi rose to stardom after he portrayed Billy Charlebois in the sports comedy film "Slap Shot" in 1977. American Hockey League franchise, the Hershey Bears, offered condolences on Thursday."Were saddened to learn of the passing of Guido Tenesi, a member of our roster during the 1974 Calder Cup championship, and was known to many more for his role as Billy Charlebois in the classic hockey film "Slapshot," the Bears wrote in a social media post. "Our hearts are with his family, friends, and teammates."CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMA cause of death was not immediately released.The Pittsburgh Penguins drafted Tenesi in the fifth round of the 1973 NHL amateur draft. He also spent time competing in multiple professional hockey leagues and had a two-year stint with the Penguins minor-league affiliate in Hershey, Pennsylvania.COWBOYS GREAT, SUPER BOWL CHAMPION TOM RAFFERTY DEAD AT 70Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins are the Penguins' current affiliate, while the Bears serve as the primary development team for the Washington Capitals.Tenesi won the North American Hockey League title when he played for the Johnstown Jets during the 1974-75 season. Tenesi recalled his time with the team and how it helped him land the role in the classic sports movie."I played on the same team as Ned Dowd, Dave Hanson, and the Carlsons. Ned would walk around with a tape recorder, and taking notes on everything that happened on one of our road trips," Tenesi said in 2016 during an interview with the Utica Observer-Dispatch. "If someone tripped on the ice, or if a player broke their stick and threw it over the glass, Ned recorded it."The plot of "Slap Shot" followed the story of a failing minor league hockey team named the Charlestown Chiefs. Actor and director Paul Newman portrayed coach Reggie Dunlop in the film.Steve Carlson, who also starred in the movie, mourned his late co-star Tenesi as a "good guy gone too soon.""RIP Guido Tenesi "Pretty boy" Good guy gone too soon," Carlson wrote on X on Thursday. "On behalf of myself and Vicki We send our heartfelt condolences. He always had HONOR and Class. Prayers for comfort to the entire family and my fellow teammates and co actors who experience yet another loss of the teammate."In another post on Friday, Carlson remembered Tenesi as "forever a Chief.""Rest easy, #5 youre forever a Chief," he wrote.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

The Democratic mayor of Tennessee's largest city, who has been accused of obstructing federal immigration efforts, defended his office's decision to publicly dox the names of immigration officers.Nashville Mayor Freddie O'Connell's defense came even after the names of federal immigration officials were removed from a public immigration report detailing a month's worth of immigration-related interactions between local police and federal immigration authorities.Initially, the public report detailed immigration officers' names, but following backlash over the move the names were taken down. "I wouldn't say it was an endangerment process, I would say they may have some concerns I'm far more concerned about the overall dynamic we have about unmarked, unidentifiable masked people whisking people into vehicles i think that's a bigger concern," O'Connell, who is currently under investigation by GOP House lawmakers for potentially interfering with federal immigration efforts, said during a press conference with reporters.DHS ISSUES NEW GUIDANCE FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS WHO WANT TO VISIT ICE DETENTION FACILITIESO'Connell did add the move was not "intentional," but then quickly followed up that he wouldn't have described what happened as "doxing" in the first place. "It's not a process that I would characterize as doxing. It was an unintentional release of names that were already part of a public record," he told reporters. "They were already part of a public record by being in Department of Emergency Communication's calls, so I don't think it puts them at additional risk. But it's also not an intention of the executive order under which those names are released."Fox News Digital reached out to O'Connell's office for comment but did not hear back in time for publication.Larry Adams, an Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Assistant Field Office Director, told local Fox affiliate in Nashville WZTV that ICE agents disagree that making their names public is not a risk, noting their faces can easily be matched to photos on social media.DHS FIRES BACK AT BLUE-CITY MAYOR UNHAPPY ABOUT ICE OPERATION, PROVIDES RAP SHEETS FOR THOSE CHARGED"It has gotten more and more difficult," Adams said of his job under the new administration's aggressive deportation tactics, during a ride along with WZTV that occurred last week. "What affects me the most, is we understand the job we are doing, we understand what we sign up for, its mostly the attacks or threats against our families."After Tennessee Republican Congressman Rep. Andy Ogles requested the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) investigate the Nashville mayor over allegedly obstructing federal officials, the agency followed through and opened an investigation. Meanwhile, two congressional committees are also investigating him, including requesting documents related to O'Connell's Executive Order 30, which has required city departments to report federal immigration communications to the city of Nashville's Office of New Americans. In an interview with Fox News' Laura Ingraham, Assistant DHS Secretary Tricia McLaughlin remarked at the danger associated with doxing federal immigration officers, noting that the act effectively handed cartels intelligence "on a silver platter.""These are the tip of the spear, these are the people on the front lines trying to make our communities safer," McLaughlin said. "So, when Democrats and the media show us who they are, we'll believe them, and it's the fact that they're fighting for people like MS-13 and child rapists to be on American streets."According to local news outlet, the Tennessee Lookout, McLaughlin has also clapped back at O'Connell's claims that the release of immigration officials' names was a mistake."They claimed it was a mistake. Theres zero chance it was a mistake, and there will be repercussions," she said, according to the outlet.

Diplomats from Britain, France, Germany and the European Union met with Irans foreign minister on Friday, urging the country to continue diplomacy with the U.S. one week after stalled nuclear talks escalated into attacks between Iran and Israel."We are keen to continue ongoing discussions and negotiations with Iran, and we urge Iran to continue their talks with the United States," British Foreign Secretary David Lammy said. "We were clear: Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon."The meeting, held in Geneva, Switzerland, was the first face-to-face with an Iranian leader since last weekends flashpoint."The good result today is that we leave the room with the impression that the Iranian side is fundamentally ready to continue talking about all important issues," German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul said. He said the two sides had held "very serious talks."IRAN TALKS WITH EUROPEANS SET FOR FRIDAY; WHITE HOUSE SEES SUBSTANTIAL CHANCE FOR RENEWED NEGOTIATIONSThe meeting with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchilasted for more than three hours."Military operations can slow Irans nuclear program but in no way can they eliminate it," French Foreign Minister Jean-Nol Barrot said. "We know well -- after having seen what happened in Afghanistan, in Iraq, in Libya how illusory and dangerous it is to want to impose regime change from outside."In a joint statement, France, the U.K., Germany and the E.U. said they shared their "grave concerns" with Araghchi "with regard to the escalation of tensions in the Middle East and reiterated their firm commitment to Israels security," adding that "all sides should refrain from taking steps which lead to further escalation in the region, and urgently find a negotiated solution to ensure that Iran never obtains or acquires a nuclear weapon."Early last Friday, Israel launched airstrikes against Iranian nuclear sites after nuclear talks seemed to stall, causing Iran to retaliate. The two countries continue to trade strikes.Prime MinisterBenjamin Netanyahudeclared soon afterward that the strikes were necessary to "roll back the Iranian threat to Israel's very survival."The meeting also comes less than a month after a report from the International Atomic Energy Agency warned the country is swiftly increasing its stockpile of near weapons-grade enriched uranium.INSIDE THE SITUATION ROOM WHERE TRUMP AND HIS NATIONAL SECURITY TEAM ARE WEARING NEXT STEPS ON IRANOn Friday, the European diplomats "reiterated their longstanding concerns about Irans expansion of its nuclear programme, which has no credible civilian purpose, in violation of almost all JCPoA provisions."They added that they "discussed avenues towards a negotiated solution to Irans nuclear programme, while emphasising the urgency of the matter. They expressed their willingness to continue discussing all questions relevant to Irans nuclear programme and broader issues," urging Iran to cooperate with the IAEA.Earlier this week, U.S. President Donald Trump said he may consider a U.S. strike on Iran."Yes, I may do it. I may not do it. I mean, nobody knows what I'm going to do. I can tell you this that Iran's got a lot of trouble, and they want to negotiate," Trump told reporters Wednesday on the U.S. potentially striking Iran as it continues trading deadly strikes with Israel. "And I said, why didn't you negotiate with me before all this death and destruction? Why didn't you go? I said to people, why didn't you negotiate with me two weeks ago? You could have done fine. You would have had a country. It's very sad to watch this."Trump on Friday told reporters the U.S. is "willing and able" to talk to Iran, adding that Iran doesn't want to talk to Europe. "They want to speak to us. Europe is not going to help," he said.He added that while he was against the war in Iraq in 2003 because he didn't believe there were weapons on mass destruction, he believes Iran is building a nuclear weapon, saying that Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard is "wrong" in saying there isn't enough evidence to conclude that."The material that they've gathered already. It's a tremendous amount of material. And I think within a matter of weeks, or certainly within a matter of months, they are going to be able to have a nuclear weapon," he said. "We can't let that happen."CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPOn Friday, the U.K., France, Germany and EU diplomats, said they also "shared their support for discussions to continue" with Iran and "welcomed ongoing US efforts to seek a negotiated solution. They expressed their willingness to meet again in the future."Fox News' Emma Colton and The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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