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This is CBS Eye on the World. Here's John Batchelor.

Bill Rajo, Senior Fellow Foundation for Defensive Democracies, my colleague and co-host,

and we're very pleased to welcome Bridget Toomey of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracy,

writing most recently about the Houthis. There is news on the Houthis always. New York Times reporting U.S. military says its air campaign has hit more than

800 targets in Yemen. President Trump ordered a start to the strikes against the Houthis March 15th.

Congressional officials say the subhead say the campaign has cost well over $1 billion.

There's more because there's always more on the Houthis.

We're looking at new sanctions, the news from Fox in these last hours.

U.S. Treasury targets Houthi-linked vessels to disrupt efforts to fund dangerous and destabilizing attacks.

The subhead, this is the Treasury Department's third action against the Houthis in the first 100 days of the Trump administration.

Bridget, a very good evening, too.

Your article is comprehensive, but these are

within the last hours. Was this, were these sanctions always planned or is this something

fresh that they're using? Good evening to you. Good evening, John. These sanctions definitely

are worthy. The Trump administration has been going after Houthi financing, which is what these sanctions are attempting to target. They're at vessels that have been bringing, I believe, oil derivatives to the Houthis, which is a large, you know, segment of their economy and how they fund their terrorist machine.

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