Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again. So today, we're going to talk about Trump,

bunkers, Iran, and meters. Okay, so Trump left the G7 meeting and flew back to D.C. to reportedly

meet with the National Security Council. It was covered extensively in the media.

Trump had also told people they should evacuate Tehran.

The French president commented, saying that if the U.S. can obtain a ceasefire,

it's a good thing, and that France hopes for that to happen.

Trump got on social media to say, quote,

He has no idea why I am now on my way to Washington,

but it certainly has nothing to do with a ceasefire.

Trump then went on to say, quote, much bigger than that.

Whether purposely or not, a manual always gets it wrong.

Stay tuned.

That's led to more speculation about direct U.S. involvement, with the media hyping up different

weapons systems in that bizarre pregame show style of coverage reminiscent of

the lead-up to Desert Storm. There's been a lot of focus on the GBU 57 mop. That's massive

ordinance penetrator. This is commonly called a bunker buster, but it's the daddy of all bunker busters.

The thing is almost three feet in diameter, and it's more than 20 feet long. It weighs a ton.

Well, actually, it weighs around 10 to 15 tons. So, why the focus on this particular device? Because one of Iran's nuclear

facilities is deep in a mountain in North Iran. Because of its construction, Israel has been

unable to hit the facility. The GBU 57 is the most effective bunker buster known.

It can penetrate 200 feet according to known specs.

The problem is that the facility in question is estimated to be 80 to 90 meters deep.

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