What did we learn from the White House Press conference today about two U.S. service members

who were rescued behind enemy lines in Iran? And what questions didn't get asked that we still

knew the answer to? Hi, everybody. I'm Jenna. This is smarter news. As I like to say,

News Without the Nonsense. We have no political agenda here Jenna. This is smarter news. As I like to say, news without the

nonsense. We have no political agenda here, strictly nonpartisan. We just want to give you the news,

what's going on, and why it matters, which seems very revolutionary during these media times.

And that's exactly what I want to do right now. It's a little bit later in the day than we

normally broadcast on Monday, but we had to wait and see what did the

White House actually say about this incredible story that we've heard over the last several

days. And why did this news conference matter more than most? Well, we had very little commentary

or facts confirmed on the record until this point. And just as we got to a little

bit later in the early afternoon on Monday, we have this news conference that has all of the major

military leaders in the United States, including the president of the United States,

providing some detail for the first time on the record over the span of 90 minutes. Now, if you don't have 90 minutes to watch this entire news conference, that's where I come in. I want to create a little cheat sheet for you of saying these are the important things that we really need to highlight to get an understanding of what's really going on with this story. And that's what we're going to spend the bulk of the time doing. Before I get to that, though, because we're in a time when there's a lot of distraction,

and we don't want to be part of that extra noise is taking place in the news landscape.

Let's just zoom way back and talk about the stakes right now about what's happening in Iran

and why the war with Iran matters.

There's a lot of debate about the timing and the wisdom of this

operation. In fact, we could do hours and hours of reporting on that, and we may still do that.

But why does this story matter so much? It's because it actually could shift the entire Middle East and have a domino effect

that impacts the entire world. And the reason for that is because although there's a lot of

debate about, again, the wisdom, the timing, the strategy, the approach, there's not a lot of

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