We got breaking news. Pete Hexeth reveals a final blow to end the war in Iran.

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Make sure that you know that we are following it right now. We have our team making sure that

there is nothing really of substance that we need to make sure you guys know. And if there is,

we will certainly cover it. One of the things, though, that we were going to cover today comes

from Pete Hexeth. It comes from the ongoing war in Iran.

What does it look like? Are we actually headed towards an end date? We're only a few weeks in.

And of course, there has been talk since the very beginning that this was not going to be a long-term

effort, this was going to be fairly short-term, weeks, months,

but not years.

But it looks like, and maybe it's due to the American people, already starting to wane a little

bit with their want to keep pursuing it, as we've seen.

Troops die.

We've seen things happen.

Maybe there is pushback.

What could it be?

But also, this was never planned to be that long

of a moment. And they are currently discussing the way it could end right now.

You know, Logan, we're talking about stopping the madness this week. That's kind of the theme

of a lot of the things we've talked about, even the work here at the ACLJ.

But I hope this stops the madness of some of the war theory that's been going along with this country, with the military commanders, for more than 50 years, I'd say.

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