Welcome in. By now you probably heard President Trump say that Iran has asked for a ceasefire.

Well, there has been some back and forth on both sides of what that actually means.

We have multiple strikes inside Iran and around the region, which we are also going to take a look at,

how this conflict is still unfolding and where it might be going.

So first, starting with President Trump, who tweeted this just yesterday, saying Iran's new regime president,

which that's interesting phrasing, right, new regime president, not even call him the new president,

much less radicalized and far more intelligent than his predecessors has just asked the United States of

America for ceasefire. We will consider this when the Strait of Hormuz is open, free, and clear.

Until then, we are

blasting Iran into oblivion, or as they say, back to the Stone Ages. But to put that in perspective,

the Supreme Leader, the Ayatollah of Iran, the one that we haven't seen since he was elected

at the beginning, week one, when everyone else was taken off the table, he came back and released

a statement, or at least someone released a statement on his behalf, saying, I empathetically

declared that the consistent policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran, following on the path

of Imam Khomeini and martyred leader, continue reporting their resistance against the Zionist

U.S. enemy.

So we go from the Supreme

Leader to the foreign minister who says they're not seeking a ceasefire with the

US and Israel but a complete end to the war across the region with guarantees

against future attacks compensation damages. So it does not appear that Iran

is asking for a cease fire. Maybe there are back

channels where they're trying to scramble to get this done. But President Trump last night

...