Trump Shuts Down Iran, Boosts PTSD Treatment

0:00On April 18, President Trump shut down Iran's latest threats to close the Strait of Hormuz, saying they can't blackmail the United States. He dropped this during a question and answer on Saturday, right after signing an order to fast track a psychedelic drug for veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder. Iran fired shots at ships trying to pass through the strait that same day, hitting at least two Indian merchant vessels according to maritime sources. One carried two million barrels of Iraqi oil, and the tankers quickly turned around to dodge more trouble. Ships scattered in the first big movement since the war kicked off, after Iran restarted its blockade over what it calls a U.S. naval squeeze on its ports. Iran's new supreme leader, Mojtaba Kamene, posted online that their navy is primed to hand enemies some bitter losses. Trump said, talks with Iran are going very well, but they're taking a tough stance with info expected by day's end. He warned of dropping bombs again if the shaky ceasefire falls apart, and the U.S. blockade

1:03on Iranian ports stays until a deal lands. All this went down as Trump announced $50 million for I will gain research to cut PTSD symptoms by 80 to 90 percent, joking he'd take. Some himself, while Joe Rogan and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. stood by, pushing hope for struggling