On Iran, you called it an excursion. You said it would be over soon. Are you thinking this week

it will be over? No, but soon. I think so. Okay. And with respect to- Very soon. Look, everything

they have is gone, including their leadership. In fact, there are two levels of leadership,

and even actually, as it turns out, more than that, but two levels of leadership are gone.

Most people have never even heard about the leaders that they're talking about.

So it's obviously been very, very powerful, very effective.

That was presidential yesterday.

Hello, Joe.

Telling reporters, the war with Iran could end soon while touting the

success of the U.S. military. But during that news conference, he gave conflicting statements

about the future of the conflict that do not align with messaging from his administration.

That's just one of the several angles we'll following this morning,

including new reporting that the president would support the killing of Iran's new leader,

if he doesn't agree to the administration's demands, plus the dramatic impact on the global economy,

with oil prices spiking at one point yesterday to the highest level in four years. And the growing

questions, Joe, about the deadly strike on an elementary school in Iran. Your thoughts?

Well, I mean, you know, we're different from other countries. We're supposed to be different

from other countries. When we make horrible mistakes in warfare,

we admit it. We need to admit it. And this is a situation where it certainly looks like all the evidence

suggests that it was an American tomahawk missile. Iranians don't have it as far as I'm,

as far as anything I've ever read. And so yeah, we were we were aiming at a naval base. There was, uh, tragically a school

nearby there. And, and that missile got guided in. And the intel must have had that as one of

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