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It is Saturday, February 28th, and another breaking news update coming to us from Iran. The Supreme Leader is dead.

According to multiple sources, mainly President Trump with that. Welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J.

Roves. This didn't take long. As we're recording this, this whole operation was launched a little over 12, but 15 hours ago.

Now we're getting word. They have taken out the Supreme Leader.

Ooh, this is chilling. This is significant news. And we had been waiting, actually, because

Israel had come out a short while ago confirming at least I believe they said we're

99% sure the supreme leader has been killed in the U.S. Israeli airstrikes.

But we were waiting to hear from President Trump, who also was dancing around and saying,

we believe he's dead. I don't want to confirm until I know for sure.

And then, yes, just a short while ago, we got confirmation from the president of the United States

that Supreme Leader Ali Hamanay is dead.

And Ali Hamanay has been the face of this regime for a long time.

He's 86 years old, been in place since 1980. What is it? So he has

been there and been in place for decades. He serves as the head of all government. He is the

spiritual leader, but he is also the head and has the final say in everything that that government

does. This is significant. We don't know who is next, but Robs, at least

right now, we're keeping an eye on what's happening on the streets. Will this now spur new

confidence, new protests on the streets? Like Trump said, hey, we're going to take down your

government. Once we do, you need to go in there and take over yourself, the people on the street. But Roves, this could embolden them now. He's dead. It could, and I believe that is what the United States and Israel is hoping will happen. Here's the question, though. Right now, Iran, as of this recording, is denying that their supreme leader has been killed. You can

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