Hello, everybody and welcome to The Great America Show.

It's great to have you with us.

Happy Monday.

A very eventful weekend over in the Middle East here for America and for our allies abroad.

President Trump going ahead launching strike missions on multiple Iranian nuclear facilities, at least facilities,

that we believe to have nuclear capabilities, enriched uranium, and things of that sort.

It's a very successful mission for America for this country.

The B2 bombers making the trip over 30 hours over to Iran and back to America.

Thank God for those gentlemen. Thank God for the men and women that serve this country on a daily basis and for everything they do.

God bless them. God bless our members of the military here at home and those abroad.

Now, earlier this afternoon, at least 10 missiles were launched at the U.S. military base in Qatar.

Missiles were aimed at the Alludade Base in Qatar, which is America's largest base in the Middle East.

Missals were launched just after 1230 Eastern Time, but those missiles were intercepted

with no injuries or deaths reported, according to Qatari officials. Iran's armed forces

said the attack on the U.S. bases were carried out by the Revolutionary Guards Corps, announcing

that they, quote, warn our enemies that the era of hit and runs are over. Now, Al-Uidad's air

base is heavily fortified by a multitude of air

defenses, which have been on alert since the tensions escalated over the weekend. Donald Trump's

attacks were on three Iranian nuclear plants. It was called Operation Hammer, which I said

they significantly say that they damaged those nuclear

facilities. Now, the problem with Al U.Dade in Qatar is it's home to just over 10,000 U.S. troops.

That's the base that I'm sure you all remember. President Trump visited just a few months ago

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