Trump Extends Iran Ceasefire, Blasts Media

0:00It's April 23, I'm Cory with the story, and this is entertainment and celebrity news today. Your AI-powered entertainment report President Trump fielded questions from reporters at a White House event on Thursday about how long he plans to wait for a unified response from Iran. He announced an indefinite extension to the ceasefire with Tehran, pointing to what he calls serious fractures in their leadership. After this week, Trump made that call after just six weeks of action, insisting Iran's military stands totally defeated with only small shifts left. In play, reporters kept pressing for a timeline on the conflict, drawing sharp reactions from the President. He labeled one correspondent a disgrace and another a wise guy for jumping in, then unloaded on the media for pushing too hard. Trump drew parallels to past wars, to push back, noting Vietnam dragged on for 18 years Iraq for many more. World War II nearly five years, and Korea 7, he stressed there's no real pressure beyond

1:01the press. As things simmer with Iran, the indefinite ceasefire holds for now, leaving everyone watching for the next move.