Mr. New York, Mark Simone, 710 W.O.R.

Well, hey, the president will address the country. Actually, he'll take questions with reporters.

He'll do that later today. That's coming up. He's already, I I mean from the beginning of the strike on

Iran from the beginning he was speaking to reporters all along and answering

questions from them they were all a little surprised actually he would answer

as they had all his cell number he would answer his phone and give them five

minutes each so which is more than usually get in a press

conference. So he is talking and we'll continue to talk all day about what's going on. The president also

now saying it looks like originally we knew that we got 40 of Iraq's leaders. We got the Ayatollah and another 40

leaders. Now that number Ayatollah and another 40 leaders.

Now that number is 49 leaders of the country, the government, the military.

49 are now dead.

The Ayatollah had named Ali Larajani as his successor.

I don't know if he's on the list, but that's who he had, just in case anything happened to him,

that's who he had always designated to be his successor, Ali Lorajani, who's considered a brutal,

awful, as bad as the Ayatollah. But we'll see. We'll probably announce that later today if they got him,

too. So it's been a tough time for Democrats.

They don't know how to handle this.

They don't know what to attack.

As we were talking about earlier, the New York Times, the Washington Post horrified everybody

with their peaceful, gentle obituary for the Ayatollah, describing him as a cleric, a man who wrote poetry.

He was the most brutal, evil barbarian on earth.

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