As his war with Iran hits the 60-day mark, is he about to break the stalemate or dig in even further.

Plus, Trump's new spin on the economy as he questions how anyone could be doing badly.

And later, my special Friday night guest, Spike Lee, on everything from politics in America to AI in Hollywood.

Tonight, I'm Laura Coates Live.

My opening statement tonight, President Trump ain't budging.

No matter how bad his polling gets, no matter how high

gas prices go, no matter how much pressure from Congress, it doesn't seem like anything is going to

change his path with the war with Iran. And right now, he's getting it from every direction.

I mean, 61% of Americans see the war as a mistake.

We're talking Vietnam era levels of disapproval.

And look, I get it.

It's just one poll.

Then there's this one with the exact same 61% disapproval.

And then this one at 67%. And you get my drift here. And gas, another new four-year

high. A national average of 439 a gallon. Now today was the biggest one-day jump in the last six

weeks for Trump and BD.

When this war end, gasoline and oil and everything is going to come tumbling down.

But right now, as of this moment, the stock market has hit record high.

You think if skyrocketing gas prices and dismal polls did not change the calculation,

I mean, the law might at least force the question.

You know, the whole unique congressional approval for a war beyond 60 days thing?

It's called the war power is resolution.

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