This is the mop-up. I'm David Feldman in New York City, trying to organize these 30-minute

Trump-inflicted news cycles. Let's empty out the White House's rusty martini shaker filled with stale

gin and vermouth and see if we have any fresh olives. First, we have the war in Iraq, Trump's Operation Epic Fury, now entering

day six. And despite what you think, the end is near because everyone is running out of ammunition.

I'll explain. Trump is going to declare victory, walk away, and turn Iran into a failed state,

like Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, and Yemen, so that there's sectarian violence internally,

which means the Iranians can't threaten Israeli or American or Saudi interests. Meanwhile,

the death toll in Iran is approaching 1,300. According to Al Jazeera,

U.S. and Israeli military airstrikes have hit more than 100 civilian sites inside Iran, like schools,

hospitals, and apartment complexes. By the time you hear this,

an estimated 400,000 people will have been displaced across the Middle East because of Trump's bombing campaign. So you want to talk about border crisis, the border crisis along our southern border?

People try to come to America to escape war, famine, political persecution, or climate catastrophe.

This is what causes refugees. And no amount of border security or pumping money into ice is going to

stop people from trying to come to America. The reason border crossings right now are at an all-time

low here in the United States is because Joe Biden didn't mess things up in Central America.

Donald Trump declared, it must stop now.

Not the slaughter of innocent Iranians.

He's talking about the civil war inside Texas's Republican Party over picking a nominee for Senate.

The incumbent Republican Senator John Cornyn right now is fighting for his political life going into a runoff this May

against Maga Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton.

Neither man got 50% of the vote on Tuesday. Cornyn is running for his fifth term.

He's an institutionalist, a Republican, but he's not sufficiently mage enough for Trump,

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