Tonight, President Trump orders an attack on Iran's crown jewel to keep black gold moving

through the Persian Gulf.

But if the Pentagon underestimate Iran's grip on the world's oil, plus Americans on edge

after two terror attacks on U.S. oil in the same day.

We have new troubling information about the men

who carried out those attacks. And Trump's revenge tour hits another legal roadblock as a judge

backs Jerome Powell with a brutal message, the DOJ. Tonight on Laura Coates Live. We're going to be in the White.

Well, we're closing in on now the third week of the war with Iran.

And tonight, President Trump says the United States has bombed what he calls Iran's crown jewel,

a vital Iranian oil hub in the Persian Gulf. Now, this move significantly raises the stakes

in this conflict. What you might be wondering about is the timing. Specifically, why does he need

to hit it now? Because if you've been listening to Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegeseth,

Iran's military has already been devastated and almost completely destroyed.

Their Navy is gone, their Air Force is gone, most of their military is gone, their big threat is gone in every way.

Iran has no air defenses. Iran has no Air Force. Iran has no Navy.

Their missiles, their missile launchers and drones being destroyed or shot out of the sky.

Strikes from Iran, they are down from the opening days of the war.

Hegsa says Iranian missile volume is also down 90 percent.

Drones?

Down 95 percent. But Iran is still proving it can threaten the entire

global economy. Exhibit A seems to be the strait of Famos, that vital choke point for

20 percent of the world's oil. Tankers that try to pass through, they're being hit, turned

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