Trump: Iran's Military, Leaders 'Wiped Out'

0:00On March 3rd, here's the latest out of Sydney. President Donald Trump announced that Iran's Navy, Air Force, and Air Defense systems have been completely wiped out by strikes from U.S. and Israeli forces. He also claimed most of Iran's potential future leaders are now dead, warning the conflict might end up with someone just as bad, taking over. In his first press conference since the attacks began, Trump praised Germany for its support, but lashed out its pain for blocking use of its bases, threatening to cut off all trade. He took a similar swipe at British Prime Minister Kierstarmer, saying he's no Winston Churchill. Iran fired back with drone strikes on U.S. embassies in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, prompting Washington to shut those down, along with the one in Lebanon. Non-essential staff and families were ordered out of the region as tensions spiked across the Gulf. Explosions rocks Tehran all day, with Israel hitting the state broadcaster headquarters and areas near Mayerabad Airport. A key building in calm for selecting a new Supreme Leader was destroyed,

1:02and Trump noted more high-level targets were taken out. Cities in Iran are emptying out as people flee the chaos, turning places like Tehran into ghost towns. Residents Huddled embassments amid smoke and fear, with some unable to get medical care after hospitals were hit, pleading for the world to notice. They're suffering. This episode is supported by our sponsor. Some people meditate. I just lay down and press play. S-O-L-I-S-O-L-P-L-O dot com.