Trump's Iran Threats: Deadline Looms

0:00On April 6, President Trump held a Wild White House briefing on Monday about rescuing two American pilots shot down over Iran. He called the mission breathtaking and bragged about total U.S. military dominance, even after Iran downed one of our fighter jets. He ramped up the pressure with a hard deadline for Tuesday at 8 p.m. Eastern time. Trump warned that without a peace deal, the U.S. could wipe out Iran's entire infrastructure in one night, smashing every bridge and power plant. Helping them in the Stone Age for 100 years to rebuild. Critics online are ripping it apart, comparing the whole thing to a comedy sketch. Comedian Jimmy Door labeled it a clown show, saying Trump's spin on the jet downing as a win is pure projection. Even Army vets called him madness, shocked by the no-holds bar threats, straight from the president. Meanwhile, Secretary of War Pete Hexeth claimed strikes are hitting record highs every day, ramping up non-stop. Pentagon data tells a different story, showing strikes holding steady at about 250 a day over

1:03the past three weeks, no big surge. As that 8 p.m. deadline ticks closer, the world holds its breath to see if Trump's bold gambit forces a deal or unleashes the full fury he described.