Trump Warns Iran: 'Lots of Bombs Dropping'

0:00It's April 20th, U.S. News Today starts now, AI powered and always on. President Trump dropped a heavy warning on Monday during a PBS interview, saying if the ceasefire with Iran expires tomorrow, lots of bonds will start. Dropping. He's making it crystal clear the U.S. won't let Tehran get nuclear weapons, keeping it simple, no nukes for Iran, period. Meanwhile, U.S. negotiators Gear up for talks in Islamabad, led by Vice President Jadi Vance, envoy Steve Wyckoff, and advisor Jared Kushner. The team's pushing a dual track, mixing diplomacy with straight up threats of military action, if Iran doesn't back off its nuclear push. Tensions spiked after Iran mess with ships in the straight of Hormuz, which the U.S. calls a ceasefire violation. Trump hid back on true social, calling out their aggression and promising devastating strikes if they reject a fair deal. He also shut down critics on Kushner, praising him as a sharp dealmaker, laser focused on the mission.

1:01Trump added that sealing a deal could send gas prices tumbling down fast. But he's firm. Iran's moves show they can't be trusted, so confrontation might be the only play. As markets hold their breath and the deadline hits, these next few days could pull the region back from the edge, or light the fuse on bigger conflict, with U.S. security hanging in the balance.