We have some news right now. The president of the United States has a problem. He claimed that the

United States has won the war in Iran. And the problem is overnight, the Iranian military struck

several commercial ships in the Gulf, struck multiple ports in Oman and elsewhere. And while the

American people are spending billions of dollars footing the bill for a war that is ongoing world leaders don't know

what the end game is a major Iranian hack occurred in the United States of America and at the end of the

day the president may call what we're going through an excursion but as I said last night an excursion is something you do on a cruise ship war is not an excursion, but as I said last night, an excursion is something you do on a

cruise ship. War is not an excursion. There are significant developments this morning that

really put into doubt where this war is heading and the viewpoints of some on the right

regarding the war right now. I want to begin by showing you something significant.

After a video call with heads of state for all members of the G7, French President Emmanuel Macron

declared publicly what others have said privately. No one can tell what U.S. President Donald

J. Trump wants from this ongoing war. Israeli officials tell Axios their impression is that Trump is not planning to end the war

in the next two to three weeks, but are accounting for the possibility he makes an abrupt decision

if he concludes his objectives have been met. Both Trump and Netanyahu had hoped that the opening

strike would rapidly destabilize the regime in Tehran.

However, 13 days later, both understand that has not happened, and they still hope that cracks

would begin to widen within the Iranian government. But a new report from Reuters says quite the

opposite. A new report from Reuters confirms that Iranian leadership is largely intact.

Outside of the killing of an 86-year-old Ayatollah, most of Iranian leadership, specifically the religious

leaders, the clerics in Iran, have largely remained both alive and coordinated.

And so today, you're going to have the new Ayatollah come out and give

his first public address, a new Ayatollah who is more focused on building a nuclear weapon than his

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