This is 710 W.O.R. Where the Mark Simone show starts now.

Hey, it's Friday. We've got through the week. We got a lot to get to today. We'll get to the loss of our great friend, the beloved Ernie Anastus. We'll talk about him. We'll get to the very latest on the war in a couple of minutes.

We'll get to the Save Act.

We'll get to Crazy Mamdani.

He's doing even more crazy stuff.

Speaking of crazy, that sheriff in the Nancy Guthrie case, sounding a little nuts and a little suspicious.

We'll get to all of that coming up.

And let's get you. The latest on the war, Iran's new leader, son of the Ayatollah, the new Ayatollah, is now believed to be not only wounded, we kept saying he has facial lacerations. It's now believed he's probably disfigured.

In fact, Secretary Hegzith on camera this morning, daring him to appear on camera, and let's see what he looks like.

We know he lost a leg. We know he's been in a coma, severe facial lacerations.

But, Hexeth saying, and he would have more intelligence on this than anybody, that he is disfigured.

And that's why written statements are coming out.

And he has not spoken publicly about anything.

So we'll see what happens with that.

Straits of Hormuz will probably get reopened, probably next week.

The attacks on these tankers are done in two ways one

by drones which are unmanned and can be directed from far away drones with explosives and the other thing

is these speedboats loaded with explosives that hit the tanker those are also unmanned and like a drone can be controlled from

many miles away. So you've got to get rid of all this stuff. They're getting rid of those

speedboats. One by one, you've just got to take them all out as far as drones. And these are the

most dangerous. Missiles are easier to blow up or stop because we can see the launchers.

We can see where they're launched from.

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