Fox News explains how Trump got played by Iran: 'Not reached any of those objectives'

Fox News host Lawrence Jones pointed out that Iran achieved a ceasefire without giving in to many of President Donald Trump's demands.

"You said it perfectly, talking about the Iranian demands," Jones told Ainsley Earhardt on Wednesday. "All of them, all 10 of them, are non-starters for the United States."

"But I will say that the president's demands, we have not reached any of those objectives," he continued. "But he said that we want to dismantle all major nuclear facilities. That has not happened. The end of uranium enrichment on the soil, they're still wrenching. The transfer of the enriched uranium stockpiles out of Iran; that hasn't happened."

"The acceptance of intrusive international inspections. They're still not willing to do that. And they have not suspended their ballistic missiles program. They're still firing them off to stop the production of the long-range missiles."

Jones questioned whether Trump had a plan to pressure the Iranians during the ceasefire.

"The question is, is the president using this two weeks to give our soldiers a break, a rest to see if we can get this ultimately done?" he asked. "We'll see."