US-Iran Conflict: Weighing Wins & Losses

0:00This is your entertainment update from March 12th. The United States and Israel have hammered Iran with strikes that killed supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Kaminay and top officials, crippling much of their military power. What started as a quick operation has turned tougher, with Iran landing blows on American forces despite being outmatched. President Trump first talked about needing four to six weeks and pushing for full regime change, even picking Iran's next leader. That fell short when they put Kaminay's son in charge. Now Trump says the fight wraps up soon, with almost nothing major left to target. 140 U.S. service members got wounded right at the start, showing Iran's fight back ability. Republicans and others want Trump to claim success on halting their nuclear push and get out fast, avoiding endless wars. Iran's forces are mining the strait of hormones to choke off oil shipments and hitting U.S. troops with drones and militia attacks. Trump's admit they underestimated how Tehran would treat this as a do-or-die threat.

1:01At home, gas prices are soaring, markets are shaky, and jobs are banishing amid the uncertainty. Trump faces pressure from his base to end a quick, balancing big winds abroad with America first promises. $50 a barrel oil and 10,000,000,000 AM news briefings add intensity to the debate. The daily news now is powered by our sponsor, Link in the description. Thanks deeper. Reset faster? Comfort. You can hear. S-O-L-I-S-O-L-P-L-O dot com.