17th day of Donald Trump's war with Iran, he openly pleaded with America's allies to help him reopen the Strait of Hormuz which while also claiming he doesn't need anybody to help him get that done. Watch this. We strongly encourage the other nations to get involved with us and get involved quickly and with great enthusiasm.I have that from a number of them, and I'd like to say their names, but frankly, I don't know if they would want me to or not, because maybe they don't want to be targeted. Numerous coun ...

I wanna start with that comment that I just read, that that that comment that the president made to NBC News saying, that on the heels of hitting Carg Island, he might do it a few more times just for fun. And I wonder how that resonates with you as you think about what the endgame is here and what you've learned from the administration about how they intend to prosecute, this war to its conclusion. Well, certainly, the the cavalier nonserious way in which president Trump, secretary Hager, and others have ta ...

going on laura is the white house listening to these americans and how much pressure are they getting from countries outside of the u .s our foreign WELL, RIGHT NOW THE PRESIDENT AND THOSE IN THE WHITE HOUSE ARE CLEARLY STANDING BY THESE ACTIONS BY THE STRIKES DESPITE THE FACT that polling, as you know, Ana, as well as those comments that we're hearing from voters. They're not necessarily behind this war. They're not behind these actions.They already were feeling pain in a number of areas, not just at the g ...

Most European leaders have trodden a fine line between offering limited support for US military action against Iran and warning of a regional conflagration.Not Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. He has been outspoken in his criticism of US strikes, provoking anger and threats from the White House. But rather than back down, Sánchez and his government have doubled down. https://t.co/vSOxgpVizm ...

Developing news back here in Washington because in just the last hour, we've been looking at this vote in which lawmakers in the Senate were trying to pass a bill that would require the president to get the green light from Congress before more strikes against Iran. That bill has now failed and that vote is closed. That's a done deal.Julie Cirkin is on the Hill. Walk us through what happened. >> Yeah, Hi, as we talked about last hour, this was pretty pre-baked.I say that because we knew that only one Democr ...

The United States military is undertaking a massive and ongoing operation to prevent this very wicked, radical dictatorship from threatening America and our core national security interests. The USIsraeli strike on tyran is a defining moment in Donald Trump's presidency and a high stakes geopolitical gamble. In a sharp break from campaign promises to keep America out of foreign conflicts, Trump moved ahead with the attack despite reported progress in nuclear talks and polling showing most Americans oppose n ...

We have a bit of breaking news that has just come in. Uh right now the Iranian state media is telling the people of Iran that the Ayatollah has been killed. Again, Iran state-run media is now confirming that the Ayatollah has been killed.Earlier we had reported this citing President Trump, citing leaders in Israel as well as well the prime minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu first announcing this. But now we have it even from the Iranians saying saying that the Ayatollah has been killed in those strikes. ...

The Trump administration is dealing with competing policy priorities as the US military is pushing more weaponry into the Middle East for possible strikes on Iran while his party and the voters who put him in office are looking to hear more from the president on domestic issues like the economy and affordability heading into the midterm elections. Right now, President Trump is in Battleground, Georgia in the district previously held by Marjgery Taylor Green. He's expected to speak there shortly, touting his ...

I guess I have a few questions based strictly off what President Trump said. First, to have a meaningful deal. Is ten days enough time.Well, I think it depends on how you define meaningful. If you look at the deal that the Trump administration fashioned around Gaza, that was a meaningful deal, but it was short on details. And so that could be what President Trump has in mind if he's thinking of a meaningful deal, like the deal that the Obama administration, the JCPOA, did with Iran many years ago.That was a ...

Iran is signaling it's willing to compromis ahead of tomorw's critical meeting on Tehran's nuclear program in Geneva. Iranian officials are We're hoping to get some relief from U .S. sanctions stifling its economy, but the White House is not backing down in its pressure campaign, sending the world's largest aircraft carrier to the Middle East, joining what is already a formidable American armada in that region.Joining us now from Geneva is MSNOW's Inés de la Cotera, and also with me, Mark Polymeropoulos, fo ...