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I don't think enough time has been spent praising the brave men and women that had to carry

out this mission on Saturday night, and they did so with grace and precision and professionalism.

You know, when you look at the laundry list of things that they were able to accomplish I mean the amount of of precision courage the deception at a levels

that we've never seen before was was frankly inspiring and we've got to be

grateful to all of them I want to just just give you some of a little bit of insight.

And we didn't play this the other day.

I wanted to describing the operation.

It's called Operation Midnight Hammer, as you all know.

And this is General Dan Kane and talking about the intricacy and the absolute amazing, you know,

might of the United States military, the greatest fighting force on the face of this earth.

Take a listen.

At approximately 6.40 p.m. Eastern Standard time, 2.10 a.m. Iran. RAND time. The lead B-2 dropped two GbU 57 massive ordinance

penetrator weapons on the first of several aim points at Fordow. As the president stated last

night, the remaining bombers then hit their targets as well, with a total of 14

mops dropped against two nuclear target areas. All three Iranian nuclear infrastructure

targets were struck between 6.40 p.m. and 7.05 p.m. Eastern time. Again, that's about 2.10 in the morning local time in Iran,

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