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Iranian hardliners oppose a Trump summit. They argue that U.S. can't be trusted since it reneged on its last deal.

But some Iranians are demanding equal Trump time.

"We are a country with municipal, parliamentary and presidential elections, our 80-million-strong society is open and dynamic, we share borders" with many countries, Masoud Daneshmand, a member of the Tehran Chamber of Commerce, told The New York Times. "Iran is a much more advanced and open society, compared with North Korea. So why wouldn't Iran and America be able to sit down and have direct talks?"

Trump says he's open to a meeting to negotiate a "real deal" with Iran over its nuclear program.

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