We have some news right now. The Trump administration and the president himself underestimated what Iran was

capable of in response to the U.S. strikes on Iran. New intelligence community information coming out

via the New York Times shows following the death of the seventh U.S. service member yesterday that we

learned about. Well, we're now learning that the Trump administration actually

wasn't fully prepared for what Iran's retaliatory strikes would be and that they underestimated

what Iran was actually capable of. It comes as a new hardline Supreme Leader has been elected

in Iran. This Supreme Leader is more hardline than his father, and he has more of an impetus to

go after the United States because the United States just actually also killed his wife as part of

the initial strikes.

And finally, we're learning today, according to a New York Times analysis, that a tomahawk missile

was launched by the United States of America did strike near that

all-girls school in Minab, Iran, the only army in this conflict that has access to

Tomahawk missiles, not Iran, not Israel, but the United States. And despite Trump's claims

that Iran bombed that school, not the United States, all evidence shows otherwise.

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Let's jump right into it.

A new Iranian Supreme Leader has been elected.

The Supreme Leader is a son of the late Ayatollah Kamenei.

Here's what you need to know about this new Supreme Leader. He's more hardline than his father.

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