Iran's formerly supreme leader, Ayatollah, Hameh, is dead.

He suggested that before the strikes, he had identified possible candidates within the Iranian

government who could take over.

But he said the attack was so successful. It knocked out most of the

candidates. Can we get rid of this Ayatollah T-shirt? Marge, it works on any Ayatollahs in the rat.

And it's gone. Another one vasteredistice to dust. Iatotas in the rat. And it's gone. Another one

vastered duster. Iototas in the rat. And it's gone Another one boister's lost

I had told us in the rat

And it's gone

Another one vaster's lost

This was our last best chance

To strike what we're doing right now

And eliminate the intolerable threats

posed by this sick and sinister regime

And they are indeed sick and sinister regime, and they are indeed sick and sinister.

Live from the Burnah Less Lethal Pistol Pistol Studio, it's Howie Car.

Welcome to the Howie Car Show, 844-5-4-F400, 4242.

First, a slight clarification on some happy news that came out of the Mideast earlier today.

Apparently, it was reported that a Supreme Council of Iranian Mullahs, 88 of them, were meeting in the holy city of quam or Qom,

QOM, and they were electing a new supreme leader, and guess what happened?

It happened again.

The Israeli Air Force hit it.

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