Good evening. The show tonight begins in Yemen. The Houthis of North Yemen. Some of the leadership has fled to Oman, expecting a counter from the U.S., having provoked it these last days, and now boasting of firing drones and missiles at the Harris Truman and its escorts in the

North Red Sea. The president has sent a warning to Houthis, stop where else? Well, here comes the

else. Question is, will the U.S. take out the arsenals, which some have reported are buried deep in underground?

They've been storing missiles and drones for quite some time, coming from Iran, perhaps manufactured in Yemen in the Houthi cities.

In any event, the Houthis are now taking on the Trump administration.

Bill Raggio, my colleague, speculates that perhaps they don't know this is a different president and a different motive.

The Houthis have been warned, and now we'll see.

Bill says the assumption is that the U.S. won't keep it up, but just one off.

Maybe.

U.S. Navy, U.S. Air Force, everyone's ready to obey the President's direction to end the disruption of world shipping through the Red Sea,

costing some fantastic amount of money and dislocating shipping lanes for the last year or more.

Then David Dao joins to talk about airstrikes in Hamas territory in Gaza.

Some Hamas fighters were planning an IEU, a V-B, an IED in the roadway.

I forgot my terminology from the Iraq war. And the drone took them out. Three KIA.

They looked to have been teenagers.

That's what Hamas said to be recruiting to fill its ranks, untrained teenagers.

Massacre.

Up against first-rate soldiers in the IDF and the drones of the idea.

Lebanon is reorganizing the Hezbollah, according to David Daoud, and there have been

airstrikes there as well.

They're not nearly what they were before, but they're looking to pop off some missiles to

look like they're in the fight.

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