In moments ago, the Pentagon identified those two soldiers who were killed in Jordan.

First Lieutenant Tyler James Feehan, a 25-year-old from Hawaii, and private Isabel Gonzalez, a 19-year-old from Texas.

President Trump spoke about the losses.

Well, we feel very badly, but you know, those great people, those great patriots who

out there fighting that Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. Iran has been very, very badly

damaged. They've lost everything almost militarily.

Where we are in Iran, because there are no glib easy answers we can't

cut and run the MOU that that gave Iran half a trillion dollars is a non-starter because they

proved they couldn't even be bribed but it's it's going to be very hard to fight out of this corner.

Where are we?

What do we do next?

You can't really talk about their sacrifice without talking about where we are in this conflict.

And I think we're at an inflection point here.

You can see that the Trump administration is accelerating

and expanding their strikes, now hitting military infrastructure, railways, bridges, that kind of thing,

trying to really put economic pressure on the IRGC in the military there in Iran. The question is,

is that going to be enough to force the Iranians to the table?

And you have to remember that the folks that Mr. Whitkoff and Mr. Kushner are talking to

are not the folks in charge of the drones and the missiles.

The IRC still runs all the military there in Iran.

So it's going to be, it's an open question whether this additional pressure is going to force

them to the table.

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