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The White House's peace deal with Iran, seen as a mere reset or even benefit to Tehran, hasn't inspired confidence among friends and allies.

The signing comes before the two countries are expected to ink the agreement in person during a meeting in Switzerland on Friday.

The vice president's comments follow multiple reports purporting to show the memorandum of understanding between the U.S. and Iran.

Throughout the summit, the president has been focused on selling his tentative agreement with Iran while offering few details.

Trump was able to get an Iran deal with enough time to benefit Republicans in the midterm elections, assuming it lasts and does not divide the party.

May marked the second consecutive month that more Canadians traveled to the U.S. than in the same month of the previous year.

The reported 14-point plan calls for a ceasefire "on all fronts," specifically noting Lebanon, which has been a sticking point for Israel.

"Working with Qatar and the people of Qatar was really a pleasure," the president said. "They were tough, they were strong."

President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are divided over how to end the Iran war.

Addressing Obama, Vance asked, "If it's the same thing, why is it that the Gulf Arabs hated your deal, and they love our deal?"