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Senator Lindsey Graham warns that Iran could produce a nuclear weapon before the election. She warned the "failure" of President Biden and Vice President Harris is what leads to the threat. Graham, appearing on CBS? "Face the Nation," said the Senate last week received a "stunning" report from the Director of National Intelligence about the status of the Iranian nuclear program. "What I worry the most about is a sprint to a nuclear weapon," Graham said. "I am very worried that not only you could open up a second front [in Israel's war], but they could use these three or four months before our election to sprint to a nuclear weapon, and we have to put them on notice. That cannot happen." Deputy Director National Council of Resistance of Iran Alireza Jafarzadeh spoke with LiveNOW from FOX's Jeane Franseen to speak on the possibility of this all taking place.

The FDD's David Daoud joins LiveNOW's Andrew Craft to dive deeper into the deepening conflict between Israel and Hezbollah.

Manhattan Institute Fellow Daniel Di Martino joins LiveNOW's Andrew Craft to explain the political climate in Venezuela after President Nicol?s Maduro won the country's disputed election.

An Israeli strike has killed two people and left three injured in Lebanon Monday, Lebanon?s state-run news agency said. The report came as Israel mulls its response to a rocket attack launched by Lebanon from over the weekend that killed 12 children and teenagers. National Security Expert with the University of New Haven joined LiveNOW from FOX to discuss the latest in the Middle East.

The Venezuelan government could face major overhaul as citizens cast ballots in their presidential election on Sunday. The election will end with a major shift in global politics, or extend the policies that caused the world's worst peacetime economic collapse for 6 more years. Venezuela is choosing between President Nicol?s Maduro, and his main opponent, former diplomat Edmundo Gonz?lez. Adelys Ferro, Executive Director of the Venezuela-American Caucus, joins LiveNOW from FOX.

The Middle East is bracing for a potential flare-up in violence after a rocket from Lebanon struck a soccer field in the Israeli-controlled Golan Heights, killing 12 children and teens. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is meeting with his security cabinet. U.S. Secretary Blinken said he does not want to see an escalation of conflict on Israel's northern border with the U.S. currently in talks with Israel. University of New Haven's Ken Gray joins LiveNOW from FOX to discuss the latest.

After hopes of a ceasefire deal, the possibility of a full-scale war once again looms, as Israeli authorities report a rocket strike on a soccer field. At least 11 kids and teenagers are dead, dozens more injured. Israel blamed Hezbollah for the Saturday attack. The Israel Defense Forces released a statement about the attack on X, formerly Twitter. Also on Saturday, an Israeli airstrike reportedly hit a school used by displaced Palestinians in Central Gaza. At least 30 people were killed, including several children. This is a developing story.

Ahead of the Olympics opening ceremony, French high-speed rail network lines were reported to have been sabotaged, officials say. French officials condemned the attacks as ?criminal actions,? though they said there was no sign of a direct link to the Games, and prosecutors in Paris opened a national investigation saying the crimes could carry sentences of 15 to 20 years.

After years of rift, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will meet with former President Donald Trump. This will be the first time they are speaking in person in nearly four years. Former Netanyahu Advisor Ruthie Blum joined LiveNOW from FOX to further detail the upcoming meeting.