Trump's Easter War: Bunny Speech, Iran Threats

0:00It's April 7th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News, AI-powered stories from the world of fame. I'm Cory with the Story. President Trump had a wild Easter weekend firing off a heated truth social post Sunday, demanding Iran reopen the Strait of Hormuz or face hell. Monday morning he gave a free-willing White House speech next to the First Lady Melania and a giant Easter bunny, covering a successful rescue of two. Crew from a downed F-15 jet in Iran, plus egg prices, and new fencing. The conflict kicked off February 28th and Trump downplayed Iran's strength while hinting at bigger moves ahead. He called Tuesday power plant and bridge day in Iran, if they do not comply, and later told reporters his strong language just drove the point home. Late show host Stephen Colbert tore into it, comparing the bunny field address to Obama announcing Bin Laden's death with a mascot edit for laughs. The crowd loved his jaunty recorder tune, mocking Trump's jazzy war, boasts about obliterating

1:00Iran. Trump also noted eggs dropped 40 to 50 percent from inflation peaks, then hyped to Melania's new movie that cost Amazon $75 million, but only pulled $13 million by week two. The White House issued a statement touting his defense of Christian faith and religious liberty. All this ramps of pressure on Iran as the U.S. keeps striking hard, with the Easter eggroll still going down amid the chaos.