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Speaker 2: We are seeing what appears to be an Iranian response
Speaker 2: to the American attack over the weekend. Iran said that
Speaker 2: it has attacked American forces stationed at Kater's Al Udaid airbase.
Speaker 2: The announcement was made on Iranian state television as they
Speaker 2: were playing I Guess the Iranian version of a John
Speaker 2: Phillips Suza March. It says martial music was being played.
Speaker 2: A caption on the screen says this quote was a
Speaker 2: mighty and successful response by the armed forces of Iran
Speaker 2: to America's aggression. Israel says that they were tracking missiles
Speaker 2: coming out of Iran, that it's believed that ten of them,
Speaker 2: ten missiles from Iran were fired at Cotter, maybe at
Speaker 2: Ledaid airbase there, and that one may have been fired
Speaker 2: into Iraq. There are a couple couple thousand, i should
Speaker 2: say Americans that are in Iraq as well. Explosions have
Speaker 2: been heard in Qatar. Shortly after the Qatari government closed
Speaker 2: its airspace because of the threat of retaliation and American forces.
Speaker 1: The US moved most of its unhangared aircraft out of
Speaker 1: the base already even before the airspace was cleared yesterday.
Speaker 1: So this was an obvious target. It was an obvious threat,
Speaker 1: and they prepared as best as they could. President Trump,
Speaker 1: by the way, will be meeting with his national security team, probably,
Speaker 1: as we speaked, we may hear after this meeting more
Speaker 1: details about the substantial damage to the nuclear facilities from
Speaker 1: the strikes. We haven't heard any additional evidence in that
Speaker 1: situation the International Atomic Energy Agency assessing the damage to
Speaker 1: your point of where is all the enriched nuclear material?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so despite the claims of a complete obliteration, we
Speaker 2: just simply we can't know yet the extent of the
Speaker 2: damage to these nuclear facilities. And it's unclear right now
Speaker 2: where four hundred kilograms about eight hundred and eighty pounds
Speaker 2: of uranium is sitting right now. There have been satellite
Speaker 2: pictures that have been published that showed a couple dozen
Speaker 2: large trucks outside one of the facilities that could arguably
Speaker 2: be used to remove and move the enriched uranium, the
Speaker 2: kind that we're talking about, by the way, the eight
Speaker 2: hundred and eighty pounds they said is enriched to about
Speaker 2: sixty percent. For nuclear energy purposes, you only need to
Speaker 2: enrich it to three to five percent. Sixty percent is
Speaker 2: still short of what would be required to get a
Speaker 2: nuclear weapon, but eight hundred and eighty pounds is in
Speaker 2: finger quotes at least a metric pantload of these of
Speaker 2: that enriched uranium. So the question is where does it exist.
Speaker 2: The one positive thing that you can probably hang your
Speaker 2: hat on is the incredible Israeli intelligence community that exists
Speaker 2: not just in Israel, but clearly in Iran. One of
Speaker 2: the reasons why is Israel's original bombing of Iran was
Speaker 2: so successful was the amount of MASAD members and secret
Speaker 2: agents that existed in Iran and were able to from
Speaker 2: within that country disable almost all of Iran's anti air
Speaker 2: defense missile systems.
Speaker 1: So what remains, Experts say, the last tool that remains
Speaker 1: standing and will most easily be resurrected Iran's ability to
Speaker 1: carry out terror plots abroad. Tehran is already signaled that
Speaker 1: it's prepared to use all available means to respond to
Speaker 1: the US bombing, the Iran Foreign Minister saying on social
Speaker 1: media yesterday, Iran reserves all options to defend its sovereignty
Speaker 1: interest in people. The events this morning are outrageous and
Speaker 1: will have everlasting consequences. So the FBI and its counterparts
Speaker 1: in Europe and the Middle East already in motion to
Speaker 1: put scrutiny on cells and networks they know about, put
Speaker 1: out feelers for seals and networks they don't know about
Speaker 1: cells with links to Iran. Several who spoke on the
Speaker 1: condition of anonymity say that these operations have been rolling
Speaker 1: and will pick up substantially since the weekend. The FBI,
Speaker 1: as you can imagine, and as you would want to imagine,
Speaker 1: has remained very tight lipped about any sort of enforcement
Speaker 1: going after Iranian cells that exist here. But they do,
Speaker 1: and that is what everyone should be really, all eyes for,
Speaker 1: all eyes out for.
Speaker 2: You see the La County Sheriff's department social media posts
Speaker 2: saw that.
Speaker 1: There was an issue, but I did not click to
Speaker 1: see what the post was.
Speaker 2: So the original version of this LA Sheriff's Department statement
Speaker 2: on Twitter said, quote, our hearts go out to the
Speaker 2: victims and families impacted by the recent bombings in Iran.
Speaker 2: What Within minutes, the department edited the statement to remove
Speaker 2: any mention of Iranian victims and families before they ultimately
Speaker 2: deleted the whole thing and then issued an apology, said
Speaker 2: that that social media post was offensive and it was inappropriate,
Speaker 2: and they apologize that it's not the view of Sheriff
Speaker 2: Luna and it's not the view of the La County
Speaker 2: Sheriff's Department. So again, it appears, according to Irani and
Speaker 2: State TV, that they are attacking an American air base
Speaker 2: in katterr. We know that there have been missiles fired
Speaker 2: from Iran towards those bases. We don't know if they've
Speaker 2: been impacted caught her and Iraq, but we'll keep an
Speaker 2: eye on it see if we get some more information.
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Speaker 3: AM six forty.
Speaker 1: Story we're following right now that is breaking. Iran has
Speaker 1: launched missile attacks. Excuse me, take two. Iran has launched
Speaker 1: missile attacks on US military basis in Cutter and Iraq.
Speaker 1: Of course, this is retaliation retaliation that we saw coming
Speaker 1: from its bombing, from our bombing over three nuclear sites
Speaker 1: over the weekend. This is in Cutter's capital or people
Speaker 1: stopped looked up as missiles flew, interceptors fired. Iran announcing
Speaker 1: on state television that it has attacked American forces, and
Speaker 1: a caption on the screen called it a mighty and
Speaker 1: successful response to America's aggression as that martial music played. Listen.
Speaker 2: The truth again is going to be somewhere in the middle,
Speaker 2: because while they say it was as successful, CNN is
Speaker 2: reported that the missiles that were fired were all intercepted
Speaker 2: by missile defense systems. Obviously, whether it's iron dome like
Speaker 2: systems that we have that would prevent those from coming down.
Speaker 1: That no injuries or deaths are reported.
Speaker 2: US embassy staff in Cotter and Bahrain are considered to
Speaker 2: be in duck and cover mode as of right now.
Speaker 2: This is actually not a surprise. The embassy and caught
Speaker 2: her hours ago was telling people to shelter in place
Speaker 2: wherever they were, if they were in the embassy or
Speaker 2: in their residences. The competent Katari authorities announced the temporary
Speaker 2: suspension of air traffic in the country's airspace in order
Speaker 2: to ensure the safety of citizens, residents and visitors. And
Speaker 2: it's important to point out again this was hours before
Speaker 2: Iran launched any missiles towards them. There is something that
Speaker 2: is clearly working in terms of the intelligence that we
Speaker 2: have that obviously share with the Israelis, but that we
Speaker 2: have about what's going going on in Iran. The embassy
Speaker 2: said it made that recommendation of shelter in place out
Speaker 2: of an abundance of caution, and as I mentioned that
Speaker 2: al Udaid Air Base there in Kotter is home to
Speaker 2: eight to ten thousand Americans. The UK has an embassy
Speaker 2: in Kotter as well. They issued a similar warning after
Speaker 2: the United States did so. This came after the State
Speaker 2: Department has been issuing warnings to American citizens throughout the world,
Speaker 2: and its been doing so for more than twenty four hours. Basically,
Speaker 2: there is a potential for demonstrations against US citizens and
Speaker 2: interests abroad, and that the State Department advises any US
Speaker 2: citizen anywhere in the world to exercise increased caution. As
Speaker 2: a result of all of.
Speaker 1: This, the bases around the United States, of course, have
Speaker 1: been a focus as well, concerned basically for because troops
Speaker 1: everywhere talked about how Iran is at a week in
Speaker 1: place and may turn to terrorism because of that, and
Speaker 1: how the basis here would be a likely target for
Speaker 1: that sort of bad acting.
Speaker 2: You know, A lot has been said over the last
Speaker 2: say week or so since Israel started targeting Iran and
Speaker 2: before we got involved, that the Supreme leader in Iran
Speaker 2: was now going to flip the switch on a bunch
Speaker 2: of sleeper sales around the country, around the world, but
Speaker 2: also specifically within the United States. And I don't know
Speaker 2: how apocryphal those sleeper sales actually are. They make great
Speaker 2: fiction stories, but are there actually waiting in the wings
Speaker 2: groups of people who are sympathetic to the Iranian Supreme leaders,
Speaker 2: who would be willing to now put their lives on
Speaker 2: the line and blow themselves up or other people up
Speaker 2: in order to further whatever they think they're doing.
Speaker 1: My gut say, yes, there are the people. My gut
Speaker 1: also says that they lack organizational skills to carry out
Speaker 1: anything that would be a mass casualty event. I just
Speaker 1: don't know how we would have sleeper cells that are
Speaker 1: that well organized and that large and not ready to
Speaker 1: go without having dismantled them systematically. I don't see the
Speaker 1: FBI allowing sleeper cells to grow teeth. I just don't
Speaker 1: I understand the FBI's ability to find them, suss them out,
Speaker 1: realize they exist. But that's kind of where it ends
Speaker 1: in terms of them communicating to arm themselves or to
Speaker 1: orchestrate something.
Speaker 2: I'm and as politicized as leadership at the FBI has
Speaker 2: become over the last say ten years or so, the
Speaker 2: men and women that are still doing the actual exactly
Speaker 2: shoes on the ground, boots on the ground work of
Speaker 2: the FBI are the ones who are worthy of our
Speaker 2: praise because of the work that they do. So one
Speaker 2: of the biggest issues that has been talked about this
Speaker 2: is before Iran started launching missiles at American basis in
Speaker 2: the Middle East, was whether or not the Iranian leadership
Speaker 2: was going to cut off oil shipments through the Strait
Speaker 2: of horm Moves, tiny little piece of water that basically
Speaker 2: twenty percent of the daily oil supply in the world
Speaker 2: goes through that little stretch. And if they were able
Speaker 2: to close down the Straight of Horror Moves, what that
Speaker 2: would do to economic markets around the world. Well, they're
Speaker 2: not the only ones who have a card to play
Speaker 2: when it comes to oil. President Trump has already said
Speaker 2: something today about this, and that oil card is something
Speaker 2: that could be next outside of the military response that
Speaker 2: we see going on right now. So we'll talk about
Speaker 2: that and much more when we come back.
Speaker 1: Gary and Shannon will continue. Iran saying the mischele barrage,
Speaker 1: missile barrage on Cutter was the same number as bombs
Speaker 1: used by US on nuclear sites. So that's okay? Are
Speaker 1: they are they saving missiles?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: What I think they're trying to go tit for tat like, oh,
Speaker 1: we use the same amount of bond? What get out
Speaker 1: of here?
Speaker 2: Well again, no reports of any not even damage, but
Speaker 2: damage or injuries at all from this Iranian missile attack
Speaker 2: on American base.
Speaker 1: They say that. Iran saying this that the missile missile
Speaker 1: barrage on Cutter was the same number as bombs used
Speaker 1: by US on nuclear sites, as a signal for their
Speaker 1: desire to de escalate. Of course they wanted deep. Of
Speaker 1: course they want to de escalate. They have nothing. Their
Speaker 1: pants are being handed to them left and they don't
Speaker 1: have pants. Their pants were blown off. Their pants are
Speaker 1: not being handed to them, their pants were taken and
Speaker 1: another's standing. They're naked in the breeze.
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Speaker 1: All ees on the Middle East. As air spaces continue
Speaker 1: to Domino like shut down, United Arab Emirates has joined
Speaker 1: Cutter and closing its air space. According to analysis of
Speaker 1: flight paths and air traffic control audio, Bahrain, Gulf state
Speaker 1: very close to Cutter. If you want to pull up
Speaker 1: your map of the Middle East, we'll all do it together.
Speaker 1: Air raids sirens have sounded there in Bahrain. That's where
Speaker 1: the US Fifth Fleet is headquartered. So the country's interior
Speaker 1: ministry there is our citizens and residents to remain calm
Speaker 1: head of the nearest safe place as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so we do know that Iran has launched some
Speaker 2: missiles at bases in caught Her and apparently in Iraq,
Speaker 2: and what it says is retaliation for the air strikes
Speaker 2: on the nuclear facilities over the weekend. The explosions have
Speaker 2: been heard over the capital of Doha, the Katari capital
Speaker 2: of Doha, and then video from the area also shows
Speaker 2: missiles being deployed, anti missile defense systems being deployed and
Speaker 2: exploding several of the ordinances in the skies over caught Her.
Speaker 2: The strike comes after caught Her, as you mentioned, had
Speaker 2: already shut its airspace because of the threat of what
Speaker 2: we assumed was going to be retaliation targeted at al
Speaker 2: Udaide airbase there and caught her somewhere between eighty five
Speaker 2: and ten thousand Americans believed to be at the air
Speaker 2: base or nearby. The White House has confirmed that this
Speaker 2: is in fact going on and has been following this
Speaker 2: situation very closely. Statement from the White House said, the
Speaker 2: Department of Defense and White House are aware of and
Speaker 2: closely monitoring potential threats to the Allodade Air Base. President
Speaker 2: Trump and as we've said before, as meeting with the
Speaker 2: National Security team in the Situation room right now.
Speaker 1: This is kind of Aron striking back without striking back.
Speaker 1: It can save face a little bit with this retaliation.
Speaker 1: But it did give Cutter a heads up. It's the
Speaker 1: same way they gave, you know, when Iran gave Iraq
Speaker 1: a heads up back in twenty twenty before firing ballistic
Speaker 1: missiles onto a base in a Rock when they acted
Speaker 1: its top general and so a way of striking back
Speaker 1: but limiting casualties, which is nice. But there was a
Speaker 1: heads up definitely, I mean it was an obvious target
Speaker 1: as well.
Speaker 2: Caught her officially has condemned the attack. The Prime Minister
Speaker 2: of caught Her, Majed al Ansari, said on x that
Speaker 2: the Iranian missiles are a flagrant violation of the sovereignty
Speaker 2: of the State of kater its airspace, its international law
Speaker 2: and the United Nations Charter. The Prime Minister said that
Speaker 2: Catter reserves the right to respond directly in a manner
Speaker 2: equivalent with the nature and scale of this brazen aggression,
Speaker 2: in line with international law. We reassure that Qatar's air
Speaker 2: defense has successfully thwarted the attack and intercepted the Iranian missiles.
Speaker 2: So now Cattter is saying, now that Iran has launched
Speaker 2: missiles at Kotter, can then launch missiles back at Iran.
Speaker 2: All the while this is playing out, the nuclear strikes,
Speaker 2: the Israeli campaign against Iran continues. They had several more
Speaker 2: strikes just in the last several hours and have said
Speaker 2: that they're now going after the military leadership. On top
Speaker 2: of the military I should say below the military leadership
Speaker 2: that they've already taken out in multiple air strikes over
Speaker 2: the course of the last nine or ten days or so.
Speaker 2: So the issue of whether or not the Iranian parliament
Speaker 2: is going to vote to shut down the Strait of
Speaker 2: Horn moves is something that a lot of people have
Speaker 2: been watching.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you bring this up because I would like
Speaker 1: to just point out that oil prices have taken a
Speaker 1: dive right after the strikes on the air base. They
Speaker 1: went from let's see, they were at seventy four a
Speaker 1: barrel went down to now at about sixty nine and
Speaker 1: change a barrel, I mean, so a huge spike down.
Speaker 1: Of course, Trump came out demanding that everybody, uh, drill, baby, drill.
Speaker 1: I think were his words, and I want to put
Speaker 1: them in all caps. I believe that's how they were
Speaker 1: delivered in terms of calling for the US and other
Speaker 1: oil producing countries to put their foot on the gas.
Speaker 1: That the enemies are watching and so am I so
Speaker 1: to speak.
Speaker 2: Yeah, one of the things that we would have in
Speaker 2: the event that the Straight of Horror Moves is shut down,
Speaker 2: twenty percent of the world's daily oil production comes through
Speaker 2: that Straight of Horror Moves. Obviously, that could jack up
Speaker 2: oil prices. Iran would benefit from that because they are
Speaker 2: one of the major oil producers in the in the world,
Speaker 2: although they have to sell it on the black market.
Speaker 2: But anybody's price goes up, their price gets to go up.
Speaker 2: So we in the United States would be able to
Speaker 2: in the you know, at the president's behest start drilling
Speaker 2: and fracking more, and that's sort of what he was expecting.
Speaker 2: Back in seventy seven, before the Iranian Revolution began, the
Speaker 2: US had net imports of about three billion barrels of
Speaker 2: petroleum and refined products each year. That per capita number
Speaker 2: has basically unchanged since since then, from nineteen seventy seven
Speaker 2: to about two thousand and three. The US was also
Speaker 2: a significant importer of natural gas in both of those years,
Speaker 2: but today we have net exports of about two and
Speaker 2: a half barrels per capita. Also the world's largest seller
Speaker 2: of liquefied natural gas. And the technology is not new,
Speaker 2: but the way that it's been improved over the last
Speaker 2: decade and a half has been transformational, is one word
Speaker 2: that I saw today. So the potential for this strait
Speaker 2: of Hormuz issued to be global. Obviously, it could cause
Speaker 2: immediate problems if they shut down the Straight of Fellows.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the world's it all runs through there, right, the
Speaker 1: world's oil supply. Now. As much as presidents get the
Speaker 1: applause and get the shillacking when it comes to oil
Speaker 1: prices rising and falling, they have very little of it influence.
Speaker 1: Excuse me little influence on oil and gas prices generally.
Speaker 1: I mean they can sway the oil companies and things
Speaker 1: like that, but we don't have a state run oil company.
Speaker 1: It's up to the private companies to determine whether they
Speaker 1: want to produce oil in the US. So there we are.
Speaker 1: By the way, gas price has been outstanding, outstanding. Have
Speaker 1: you noticed do you use gasoline? I filled up today
Speaker 1: for like four thirty four to thirty five. How ridiculous
Speaker 1: is it that at four thirty a day bargain?
Speaker 2: I know, but if you were in Waco would be
Speaker 2: like two dollars and twelve cents.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm not in Waco, and look around. It's also
Speaker 1: beautiful here and not Waco. Ouch. Well, the truth is
Speaker 1: the truth. Any you want the mountains, you want, the ocean,
Speaker 1: you want, the beauty you want? Where does Michael Monks talk?
Speaker 1: You want Carmel? Can't get that in Waco.
Speaker 3: Jeez?
Speaker 2: All right again, we are watching what's going on in
Speaker 2: the Middle East. Will bring you updates as soon as
Speaker 2: possible when anything happens.
Speaker 3: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KFI
Speaker 3: AM six forty.
Speaker 1: Kuwait and Iraq now have both closed their airspace in
Speaker 1: light of the attacks this hour, joining Qatar, United Arab
Speaker 1: Emirates in Bahrain in doing so. These are the debris
Speaker 1: now from missiles or interceptors at a fallen and Cutter.
Speaker 2: To your point, the number, the specific number of missiles
Speaker 2: that were supposedly used against the base in Cutter and
Speaker 2: also a potential base in Iraq that Iran made reference
Speaker 2: to the number of bombs that were dropped on those
Speaker 2: three nuclear facilities, the fourteen mops that now we know,
Speaker 2: and you reference this also in that last segment that
Speaker 2: Iran informed caught her about the missile strikes, but also
Speaker 2: informed the Trump administration that the missiles were coming.
Speaker 1: We're using the same number you did, so let's just
Speaker 1: call it even. Is that the mentality.
Speaker 2: They said that that Iran signaled its warning to the
Speaker 2: United States via a couple of diplomatic channels, that it
Speaker 2: had also informed Doha, the capital of kut Her, that
Speaker 2: they were going to be launching these missiles. That lends
Speaker 2: itself to that theory that maybe this is Iran saying, listen,
Speaker 2: to be honest, we have to drop we have to
Speaker 2: do some missiles because we still have some people, we
Speaker 2: still got ninety million people that they got. They got
Speaker 2: to believe that we're actually fighting back. But we're just listen.
Speaker 2: We know that none of these missiles are actually going
Speaker 2: to get through.
Speaker 1: But you call We'll call off the dogs. You call
Speaker 1: off the dogs, Let's have no more dogs. Let's just
Speaker 1: let the dust settle and then go back to the
Speaker 1: negotiating table.
Speaker 2: Well, and that and the response from the Katari government,
Speaker 2: which I said was the Prime Minister had taken to Twitter,
Speaker 2: because that's where you know, that's where you play out
Speaker 2: World War III, said that the Iranian strikes were a
Speaker 2: flagrant violation of the sovereignty of the State of Qatar,
Speaker 2: it's airspace, the international aw United Nation's charter. We have
Speaker 2: the right to respond directly in a manner equivalent with
Speaker 2: a nature in the scale of this brazen agress. That's
Speaker 2: a statement that any one of those countries over there
Speaker 2: would be able to put out because they have to
Speaker 2: at that point, they're not just going to shrug their
Speaker 2: shoulders and go nice try. They have to prove or
Speaker 2: they have to say something publicly for public consumption, not
Speaker 2: just for Iran, but for the people within their own
Speaker 2: country that says, hey, don't worry about it.
Speaker 3: We got it.
Speaker 2: We will respond in kind somehow do they I don't know,
Speaker 2: do they actually respond, That's that's going to be the question.
Speaker 2: But at this point, it is reported Reuters is reporting
Speaker 2: that Iran did inform the Trump administration about the missile
Speaker 2: strikes towards the al Udaide airbase in caught her hours
Speaker 2: ahead of the actual missile launches. We do know, as
Speaker 2: we mentioned a couple of times, that the security team
Speaker 2: is right now in the situation room, the Joint Chiefs
Speaker 2: Chair General Dan Kine and the Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth,
Speaker 2: among many others in that situation room monitoring this retaliation
Speaker 2: that came in from Iran.
Speaker 1: Iran basically today showing they don't have the stomach to
Speaker 1: escalate this. That's my takeaway at this point, that's a
Speaker 1: good point.
Speaker 2: Or the ability now or the ability right ability right
Speaker 2: right right. We know that that Israel has degraded their
Speaker 2: air defense capabilities that have completely blasted through hundreds of
Speaker 2: their ballistic missiles. Now they do have a lot, but
Speaker 2: if they don't have the ability to produce them on
Speaker 2: a mass scale, they don't have the ability to launch
Speaker 2: them now on a mass scale, maybe they only had
Speaker 2: fourteen left.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is this is the way for Ron to
Speaker 1: save face with its people, whatever face they have left
Speaker 1: to save, to stop any sort of talkover regime change.
Speaker 1: Excuse me, why can't I speak today? Everyone's but that's
Speaker 1: been the next talking point is will there be a
Speaker 1: regime change? You had the US back Shaw's son who's
Speaker 1: been in exile for forty years, come out and say
Speaker 1: things like there should be democratic leadership, and then Iran's like, Eh,
Speaker 1: let's just pump the brakes on that. Hey, heads up,
Speaker 1: we're going to be attacking this base that is the
Speaker 1: stronghold of American forces in the area, just so you know,
Speaker 1: and we're going to use the same number just so that,
Speaker 1: like you said, just so that we, you know, look
Speaker 1: like we're doing something. But but is it showing enough
Speaker 1: backbone to retaliatory strike like this and that's it to
Speaker 1: save the regime? Who knows? I don't know enough about
Speaker 1: Iranian politics or I haven't read enough, and I don't
Speaker 1: feel like there's been enough published about how the people
Speaker 1: of Iran feel about this current regime. I mean, I
Speaker 1: know there have been there's always protests and there's always pushback,
Speaker 1: and there's always another side of things. But you know,
Speaker 1: I don't know what the temperature is in Iran for
Speaker 1: regime change prior to what happened.
Speaker 2: But that's the thing is we can They've knocked out
Speaker 2: internet for the most part throughout Iran, so even the
Speaker 2: people within Iran can't judge each other's appetites for some
Speaker 2: sort of a regime change, revolution or whatever you want
Speaker 2: to call it. So airspace throughout the Middle East is
Speaker 2: being shut down. We have, of course told you that
Speaker 2: caught her shut down. It's airspace. Kuwait has now shut
Speaker 2: down airspace until further notice.
Speaker 1: It does seem like this is a one and done situation.
Speaker 1: It'd be nice, but I don't know then what happens.
Speaker 2: President Trump had said he still wants Iran to come
Speaker 2: to the table and negotiate a way out of this thing,
Speaker 2: give up their nuclear ambitions, and get out of this
Speaker 2: thing as peacefully as they can, which I mean, obviously
Speaker 2: it hasn't been peaceful for ten days. But find a
Speaker 2: way to get out of this without more loss of life.
Speaker 2: And do we know about their capabilities? About what the
Speaker 2: capabilities held.
Speaker 1: In those military bunkers that we bombed how far along
Speaker 1: they were?
Speaker 2: Not well, and now we don't. I mean, it's a
Speaker 2: after action report on this thing is going to be
Speaker 2: messy at least smotherings. Yeah, a lot of dust.
Speaker 1: Where are the smitherings? A lot of dust? Yeah?
Speaker 2: All right, we will continue again. This developing story out
Speaker 2: of out of the Middle East is that Iran has
Speaker 2: launched a retaliatory attack on an American in caught her.
Speaker 2: None of the missiles were able to get through, but
Speaker 2: it appears that Iran actually gave just about everybody involved
Speaker 2: a heads up before they did.
Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 2: All of these details and much more still to come
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