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God, I just looked at the New York Times and they glanced up at Fox News.

They have two completely contradictory news stories.

Fox has, according to the Department of Defense, bombing campaign

obliterated Iranian nukes. I look in the New York Times and they're quoting the Defense

Intelligence Agency as saying that we only destroyed two entrances to the nuclear facilities, and we didn't get any of the underground infrastructure.

We did not collapse their underground buildings, contradicting what Trump is saying publicly, claiming this defense intelligence agency said we only set back Iran's

nuclear program by a few months. Department of Defense is saying we completely destroy the place.

It's two government sources, two different government agencies, two different news services.

This is where we are. All right, well, let's go to Jordana Miller. Maybe she knows.

She's the ABC News correspondent in Jerusalem. Been on with us many times. Jordana, how are you?

I'm good, actually. What are you hearing about how much damage we did?

Well, we're just beginning to see the initial Israeli intelligence assessment,

and that assessment is that significant damage was done, enough to set back the program,

the Iranian nuclear program by years.

Clearly, in contrast to some of the reports out of the U.S.,

that the centrifuges weren't damaged,

that is not what the Israelis are saying.

You know, it feels like it defies common sense that one could, one could drop such powerful bombs, right, with the 30,000 tons of explosives in each one.

And I think seven or eight were dropped at least on Fordow and that still it would not have collapsed the inside and rendered the facility inoperable, right?

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