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The Pentagon says Iran fired missiles that American Navy destroyers trying to cross the

Strait of Ramoze and that the U.S. fired back, striking Iranian military facilities and command locations.

Central Command describes the American strikes as self-defense. In an interview with me tonight,

President Trump called them something else, a love tap. Is the ceasefire with Iran still on?

Yeah, it is. They trifled with us today. We blew them away.

If there's no ceasefire, you're not going to have to know.

You're just going to have to look at one big glow coming out of Iran.

And they better sign their agreement fast.

So, they fired on our ships yesterday.

We blasted the crap out of them, including hitting a bunch of targets in Iran, including in Tehran the capital.

And Trump said it was a love tap and the ceasefire is still on.

For whatever reason, maybe it's just my own brain, maybe you don't do this, but whenever the news report sees, Iran fired on U.S. ships, the United States

fired back, you know, destroying the small boats or something like that. I picture it being a very

short little exchange, but for instance, the one that happened yesterday was four hours long or

something like that. Oh, is that right? Yeah. They never let you know what a serious, that's a pretty serious battle, it seems like, to me.

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