Tonight, the United States and Iran trade fire in the straight-of-form moves, putting President Trump's

gamble to the test. Will it pressure Iran to back down or caused the ceasefire to collapse?

Plus, we already knew the Supreme Court cutting the Voting Rights Act was just the beginning.

Well, now Trump is calling on states to cancel elections so they can

redraw their maps. Also, it's that time again, the glitz and glam from the Met Gala and the backlash

over the billionaire paying for the party. Tonight on Laura Coates Live.

My opening statement tonight, a ceasefire doesn't hold just because someone says it's on effect.

You know what it holds when everyone acts like it is?

And tonight, neither side is acting like this truce is on solid ground. Let me take a look.

This is a fire at an oil port in United Arab Emirates.

Not the kind of thing you want to see when a ceasefire is hanging by a thread, huh?

Well, the UAE says its air defenses engage 15 missiles and four drones launched from Iran.

Situation within the Strait of Vermeuse, well, that's just as dicey.

A tanker about seven nautical miles north of that UAE port was reportedly hit by a projectile.

And the U.S. military is confirming it's destroyed six Iranian small boats.

So about that ceasefire?

Trump isn't willing to say what the current status is.

Is the ceasefire over?

Is it over?

We're going to end him tonight?

Well, I can't tell you that.

All right. That's fine. You wouldn't, if I I can't tell you that. All right.

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