In his address to the nation, President Trump gives a timeline on the war in Iran and says it's time to finish the job.

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Welcome to Seculo. Of course, we were talking about the president's address last night. We're

going to discuss that as President Trump did not really unveil a complete timeline, did not make maybe the big announcement

we all expected, but at least inferred, very directly inferred, that things were coming to a close,

then started to give a two to three week time frame of when things may end again, saying he was

going to finish the job. There was maybe some mixed messaging on the oil situation and what we should do or shouldn't do.

I think all of that can be discussed as they have said that Operation Epic Fury is nearing completion.

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What did you think about President Trump's address to the nation?

Of course, it was the first night of Passover. So for those that were celebrating, and then tomorrow,

Good Friday, leading in, of course, to Resurrection Day on Sunday, Easter Sunday.

It is a powerful time even to have a war happening in the Middle East. And I want to hear from you

at 1-800-684-31-10. President Trump also continued the sort of aggressive talk with Iran,

discussed still, you know, bombing them to the stone ages, some of the phrases being used, if not just

regime change didn't happen, which he's already kind of claiming, which we said that was

going to happen yesterday by some of the tone. They are claiming regime change now, just based

on the fact that it is a completely new group of people in charge. Now, I don't know if that is what the people

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