Bill O'Reilly here. You are listening to the O'Reilly update. Coming up next, the news with Mike Slater.

Thank you, Bill. It is Thursday. April 9th, 2026, here's this happening today in America, removing uranium.

Open the straight, splash down tomorrow, and L.A. Olympic ticket sales open. That's all coming up. Then Bill's going to be here with your message of the day. But first, the president said the United States will work with Iran to remove their enriched uranium from the destroyed sites that came from Operation Midnight Hammer last June. The president said there will be no enrichment

of uranium and the United States will, working with Iran, dig up and remove all of the deeply

buried, B2 bombers, nuclear dust. There are three sites that we bombed back in June. If people are

worried that Iran is working overtime to get enriching, the president said that has not happened.

He said it is now and has been under very exacting satellite surveillance.

Space Force, nothing has been touched from the date of the attack.

The price of oil dropped to $95 when the president decided not to attack, and it was announced that Iran wants a deal.

We'll see if they follow through and completely open up the strait.

There were reports of Iran closing the strait after Israel bombed to Lebanon.

Caroline Levitt, the White House spokesperson, said if this is true, then it's completely unacceptable for Iran to close the strait because of what Israel did in Lebanon.

She said this is the case of what they're saying publicly is different privately.

We have seen an uptick in traffic in the strait today.

And I will reiterate the president's expectation and demand that the strait of Hormoos is reopened immediately, quickly, and safely.

That is his expectation.

Netanyahu said the ceasefire agreement between

American Iran doesn't apply to Lebanon. And he said Israel will keep striking the Hezbollah,

the Iran-backed Hezbollah terrorists there. Artemis 2 set to splash down on Friday. The expected

splashdown is 8.07 p.m. Eastern right off the coast of San Diego.

Artemis II's recovery criteria require winds below 28.7 miles per hour, wave heights under

six feet, and no rain or lightning within 30 nautical miles. They chose San Diego because of the

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