I'm starting off with the biggest story, obviously, in the world right now.

And it is our war with Iran, which started in the early hours, United States time on Saturday,

in the daylight hours in Iran.

And look, I think this is further evidence of President Trump and the impact and the reality that what happened to him with the double assassination

attempts. And I think you can add in certainly the attempt to bankrupt him, the attempt to put

him in prison for the rest of his life. He's not doing things halfway anymore. He's trying to fix every single issue that he

sees that exists in the country and he's trying to do it in one term. And to me, this is what's tied in

with Iran and why it is so significant what's going on there.

For basically my entire life, I was born in 1979 when the Islamic Republic came to power

in Iran and kicked out the royal family and ended what had been one of the cultural flowers of the Middle East and

began Iran on basically a 46, 47 year descent into awfulness.

And if you go back in time and you look at photos, you look at videos from the 1970s in Iran, Persian culture embraced education,

to a large extent it embraced Western civilization. Women walked around in high heels and skirts,

men's war, men wore suits. This was a country that was incredibly successful.

And then the veil of terror descended upon the country.

And as a result, we are continuing to deal with the fallout from that moment.

And when I woke up on early Saturday morning and saw that we had began to bomb Iran,

and as I saw during the course of the day,

Saturday that we had killed Kameney

and around 49 others of the top echelon of leaders in Iran,

I said, thank the Lord.

Because I believe in basic human rights around the world. And what we have seen happen for nearly 50 years was we are just perpetually

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