Out front next, breaking news.

The president briefed by top Pentagon officials on new military options in Iran tonight,

including a new series of short and powerful strikes, according to Axios, as Iran tonight

mocks Pete Heggseth.

Plus, the price of gas soaring, inflation today hitting the highest rate in three years. J.P. Morgan's CEO,

Jamie Diamond, meantime, warning of a looming crisis. The former Treasury Secretary Janet Yellett is our

guest and is Maha angry at Trump. Some members of the movement say that they are let down.

And their votes are now up for grabs. We have a special report. Let's go out front.

And good evening. I'm Aaron Burnett and Outfront tonight, the breaking news. President

Trump at this hour is getting briefed by the CENTCOM commander and chairman of the joint

chiefs of staff. Both there, the topic new military options in Iran. Now, Axios is reporting that among

these options are a new series of quote-unquote short and powerful strikes, as well as a plan

to take over part of the Strait of Hormuz, which could involve using American ground forces.

These things are still on the table. On the table right now as Trump is being

presented with these ideas. And it all comes as Trump is continuing to say that the current

blockade of Iran's blockade is incredible. The blockade is incredible. The power of the block.

The blockade is incredible. They're not getting any money from oil. Now, just as one important reminder to something he said there, the Financial Times reported

about a week ago that Iran had already moved oil through the blockade worth close to a billion

dollars, and that was about a week ago.

So that's just important context here.

Now, the reality right now of what's happening from port to port and for those ships is virtually impossible to know.

But Iran tonight is quick to dismiss Trump, mock his defense secretary, the speaker of the Iranian parliament, leader of the negotiations,

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