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Whip in a way, Sam coming in. It's 10.30 p.m. on Saturday, June 21st in New York City. It is 5.30 a.m. on Sunday, June 22nd in Israel after what was

certainly an eventful night for all of us. Earlier today, on day 625 of Israel's seven front war,

President Trump announced via truth social that the United

States launched an attack on three Iranian nuclear sites, Natanz, Esfahan, and of course the much

talked about foredo enrichment plant. Tonight, President Trump gave a public address from the White

House. He called the attacks on Iran, quote, a spectacular military success.

And he said that Iran's three targeted nuclear facilities had been, quote, completely and totally obliterated.

He warned of tragedy for Iran far greater than we have witnessed over the past eight days,

should Iran target the U.S.

in response. This comes after days of intense uncertainty about whether America would join

Israel's war against Iran's nuclear program. In the hours leading up to the U.S. attack,

there were reports that the U.S. was moving B2 bombers, which carry the 30,000 pound bombs needed to destroy the

underground Fordo facility to the Pacific Island of Guam alongside fueling tankers. Trump told Fox News

that six of these so-called bunker buster bombs were dropped by the B2 bombers in this attack.

I want to welcome Nadav Ayal and Amit Segel, both Call Me Back

Regulars and among the most prominent journalists in Israel to this emergency episode during

this historic moment. Nadav, Amit, thanks for being here. Thanks. Thank you. Good morning from Jerusalem.

All right. So Nadav, what do we know about the military operation? We know the U.S. used six bunker buster bombs that never been used before.

It used B2 strategic bombers. It also showed about 30 cruise missiles from submarines.

And they hit Isfahan, Natanz, and Fordo.

These sites have been completely devastated

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