Check 1 — Verbatim Priority: The verbatim quote is 'He puts it at a week, according to Fox's Bret Baier, who spoke by phone with him.' This is the authoritative text; it aligns fully with the claim_text and presents a clean, testable attribution. Check 2 — Extraction Fidelity: No divergence between claim_text and verbatim_quote. Both assert the same chain: Trump → Baier (by phone) → Cooper (reporting Baier's on-air words). Check 3 — Wrong-Cited-Fact Gate: Not applicable; no specific cited fact is wrong. All facts in the chain are confirmable. The core factual predicate — that Bret Baier stated on Fox News on May 6, 2026, that Trump told him by phone that 'he puts it at a week, getting everything wrapped up' — is confirmed by multiple independent sources including Mediaite, Ynet News, Axios, Fox News itself, and Grabien's verbatim transcript. Cooper's paraphrase ('He puts it at a week') precisely captures the phrasing Baier used on air. The attribution chain is correctly constructed and labeled: Cooper attributes the statement to Baier, who attributed the timeline to Trump, and this double-attribution framing is accurately represented in the verbatim quote. Axios independently corroborates the core assertion, confirming Trump told Baier by phone he thinks a deal could be reached in a week's time. Fox News' own live coverage further confirms the phone interview. No corrections or retractions were found from any party. The claim meets the TRUE standard — every factual predicate in the verbatim is fully confirmed by multiple independent Tier 3–4 sources with no material omissions that would change a reasonable viewer's interpretation.