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President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney took questions from reporters during the G7 Summit in Canada. Trump said his focus for the summit would be trade negotiations, specifically with Canada. He also commented on the fact that Russia is no longer part of the G7, which used to be the G8, calling the decision to oust the country a "big mistake." Trump also answered questions regarding the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran as both continue to exchange missile attacks saying, "Iran is not winning this war."

Trump Organization launched a self-branded mobile network on Monday, dubbed Trump Mobile, signaling a new effort to court conservative consumers with a wireless service positioned as an alternative to major telecom providers.

While departing the White House Sunday ahead of traveling to Canada for the G7 Summit, President Trump spoke with reporters about the ongoing Israel-Iran conflict, the possibility of a nuclear deal with Iran amid the conflict, the Army's 250th anniversary military parade, the continuing Los Angeles protests and use of the National Guard, as well as the economy and trade negotiations.

Protests have erupted nationwide in response to federal immigration enforcement actions and President Trump?s policies. While many demonstrations have remained peaceful, others have resulted in arrests and confrontations with law enforcement. Officials in several states have activated National Guard units and imposed curfews to manage the unrest. Attorney Raul Gastesi, Co-Founder of Gastesi Lopez Mestre & Cobiella, joins LiveNOW from FOX?s Stephanie Coueignoux to discuss the legal implications and broader national impact.

Protests over federal immigration enforcement raids flared up around the country as officials in cities large and small prepared for major demonstrations against President Donald Trump. Although many demonstrations against Immigration and Customs Enforcement have been peaceful, others led to clashes with police and hundreds of protesters were arrested. Elizabeth Ricci, an immigration attorney, joins LiveNOW from FOX's Carel Lajara to provide legal insight into the protests and discuss the broader implications of federal immigration enforcement policies.

President Donald Trump delivered remarks on Saturday evening during a military parade honoring the U.S. Army?s 250th anniversary. "Every other country celebrates their victories," he said. "It's about time America did too ? that's what we're doing tonight." Presidential historian and author, James Robenalt, is speaking with LiveNOW?s Austin Westfall as ?No Kings? protests continue across the country.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz says Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark, were shot and killed this morning in what appears to be a "politically motivated assassination". We also know that Sen. John Hoffman was shot along with his wife in a separate targeted attack in the same area. Both were hit multiple times and are recovering from surgery at this time. Meanwhile the search for the suspect who was disguised as law enforcement is ongoing. The shooter is described as a white male with brown hair wearing black body amour.

The U.S. secret service is making its final preps ahead of President Trump's military birthday parade. Special agent Matt McCool spoke to LiveNOW's Josh Breslow about the the security measures in place. He talked about the nationwide ICE Protests and the conflict between Israel and Iran's role in their security. He also had a message for anyone planning to disrupt the parade, "There will be consequences.