The first story I want to get into is what happened with Iran yesterday.

A major bridge was hit.

And this bridge that we're talking about is a bridge from Tehran on the way to Kadaj.

Rob, is this it?

Yes, sir.

Go for it, Rob.

Go ahead and show this.

I've been over that bridge, God knows how many times.

Oh, really?

Oh, my God.

What would you compare it to Brooklyn or George Washington?

Well, no, but the point is, when my dad would go to Kaddash to work, you would go from Tehran.

Uh-huh.

So you're driving back and forth, and you know, the way to put Cadage,

can'tage is like, imagine you live in L.A. and Cadage is Palm Springs. It's like a, you know,

two-hour drive. Two-hour drive in his Giants. So I don't know what the drive is in a Mercedes

or a Porsche, but in his Gian, Gian would go 45 miles an hour. So it's probably like an like an hour and 10 minute drive, hour and 20 minute drive. But that happened yesterday, 95 wounded. Rob, how many killed? I saw number eight. Has that been updated yet? Let me take a look. Last I saw was eight as well. Yeah, last I saw is eight. Tom, what do you think is going on with this? Because when you're hitting something

like this, strategically, what do you think is behind this? What do you think is behind this attack

here? I think they're, they're upping it and hitting these kind of infrastructure targets

are just trying to break the back of the regime. But this regime doesn't care about its own people. It was happy to slaughter 30, 42,000, you know, and then they claimed, oh, only 3,100, which is horrifying in and out of itself. No, no, no, we didn't do 31,000. It was only 3,100. Really, that's it? More than 9-11, so that's fine with you.

And so I think they're trying to break the back of the regime,

and they're trying to hit key infrastructure.

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