Trump's Iran War: End in Sight or Options Open?

0:00It's April 1st. This is Global News Today, driven by AI tracking the world in real time. President Donald Trump is set to speak to the nation tonight at 9 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time about pulling U.S. forces out of the month-long war with Iran. His team says the military hit all major goals, and they plan to wrap things up in two to three weeks. White House insiders expect Trump to highlight how the U.S. took out Iran's navy, ballistic missiles and production sites, plus lock down any path to a nuclear weapon. But the admins' timelines and reasons for the fight have flipped around during these five weeks. Americans are fed up with polls showing 60 percent disapproving of the war, and 66 percent wanting out fast, even if it skips some goals. Independent voters hate it most, and gas prices are spiking from oil disruptions. Trump's blasting NATO allies for not helping secure the straight of Hormuz, and he's mulling a U.S. pullout from the alliance.

1:00Meanwhile, more troops head to the Gulf, and ideas flow for grabbing Iran's uranium or oil islands, though he hints at spostrikes if needed after. Leaving? Today he hit the Supreme Court for immigration arguments, and told folks at an Easter lunch they're almost done with Iran, just a few more hits to go. Eyes now turn to whether he de-escalates for real, or keeps options wide open.