Trump's Iran War: Progress, Criticism, and Future Plans

0:00It's April 2nd. Welcome to Global News Today, powered by AI, I'm Cory with the story. President Trump just dropped his first big speech since kicking off this war with Iran, claiming all U.S. goals are on track, or even smashed, and promising to keep pounding them hard over the next two or three weeks until they're back in the Stone Ages. He dialed down the tough talk a bit. After 32 days of what he calls a brilliant operation that's already gutted their power, the markets ain't, buying at oil prices junk, while Asian stocks tanked on his vows to finish the job. Folks back home are getting antsy, so Trump compared this to passwords like World War 1 at one year seven months, or via NAMS 19 years five. Months. Pleading for a little more patience since Americans have stuck it out before. Critics like Senator Chris Murphy fired back, saying, were actually losing, can't wipe out all their missiles or nukes and is costing billions. Without destabilizing everything, Iran's even stronger in the region now.

1:00Trump's eyeing Iran's new leaders, as less radical, holding off on their oil, but ready to slam power plants if they don't open the strait of harmoos, with their nukes buried and under watch no ground troops needed, as we hold all the cars to keep them from ever going nuclear.