This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Batchelor.

Bill Rajo, the Senior Fellow Foundation for Defense of Democracy, keeps the Long War

Journal, joins to comment on an announcement by the Houthi military spokesperson,

Yaya Saria in these last hours at a podium meant to resemble the White Houses with the

huthy flag behind him wearing a full uniform, a golden eagle is their icon, making an announcement into twin

mics. In response to the continued American aggression against our country, our armed forces

targeted for the second time in less than 24 hours, the U.S. aircraft carrier USS Harry Truman

in the Northern Red Sea with ballistic and cruise missiles

and drones, according to the Houthi statement.

Our armed forces also succeeded in thwarting a hostile attack the enemy was preparing to

launch against our country by launching several rocket and drone attacks that forced

the enemy warplanes to return.

Bill Rajio joins me to comment on what we're learning about the attacks by the Houthis,

but before that, the Trump administration's decision to end the Houthi threat to global traffic in the Red Sea.

Bill, a very good evening to you.

The Houthis are taking on the Harry Truman, which is something that great states would hesitate.

What is your measure of the Houthis right now?

Are they running on exhaustion?

Are they just getting ready for a fight?

Do they know the hammer's falling?

Hello, John.

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