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Former Pentagon official Brent Sadler discusses eight women being spared execution in Iran after President Donald Trump called for their release on ‘Hannity.’
At its core, the MV-75 is a tiltrotor aircraft. It lifts vertically like a helicopter, then rotates its rotors forward and flies like a fixed-wing aircraft. That combination changes everything. Instead of cruising at traditional helicopter speeds, it moves at roughly 280 knots, covering distances that would have required multiple legs and refueling stops in the past. With a combat range pushing beyond 500 nautical miles, it allows commanders to launch from safer distances and still arrive with speed and precision.
Impeachment failed. Raiding Mar-a-Lago failed. Lawfare failed. Assassination failed. Now President Trump is winning on foreign policy and Barack Obama is furious. He is doing all he can to save Iran as his hopes of a Marxist-Muslim coalition conquering the world fade with every missile that lands on the IRGC.
Ret. Lt. Gen. Keith Kellogg says Iran’s negotiation strategy is similar to a marketplace haggling situation on ‘Hannity.’
The U.S. blockade of Iranian ports will continue, and the ceasefire with Iran will be extended, President Donald Trump said Tuesday, citing ‘serious fractures’ within the Iranian regime.
President Trump made a decision to deal with Iran, a decision his predecessors would not make. They kicked the can for so long that you couldn’t recognize it anymore, and the problem only got worse.
We are seeing considerable mention of the concept of “International Law”, used as a stick to beat Israel and the US for their attack on Iran. The claim is that it is an unprovoked “war of aggression”, and thus illegal under the UN Charter.
The chattering class has once again been shocked by President Trump’s out-of-the box actions. For years, we’ve been led to believe in the oft-repeated international consensus among “experts” that Iran controls the Strait of Hormuz and has a stranglehold on the world’s hydrocarbon-powered economy.
US Central Command said the USS Spruance intercepted the Iranian-flagged “Touska” as it traveled towards an Iranian port in violation of the blockade. Iran’s military called it a violation of the US-Iran temporary ceasefire and threatened to retaliate. However, Iran was later accused of violating the ceasefire after reportedly opening fire on ships trying to transit the Strait of Hormuz. CNN’s Ivan Watson reports.
There’s a reason Khe Sanh still gets brought up in war colleges, smoky VFW halls, and late-night strategy debates. It wasn’t just a battle. It was a live-fire experiment in something we didn’t have a name for yet—what we now call fifth-generation warfare. Not bullets versus bullets. Not even armies versus armies. It was narrative versus reality. And narrative won.
Hoover Institution senior fellow Victor Davis Hanson reviews the many players who would be involved in a potential resolution to the conflict with Iran on ‘Life, Liberty & Levin.’
Former FBI assistant director Chris Swecker discusses the White House’s investigation into missing scientists on ‘The Story.’
The main goal behind the Israeli-US war against Iran is patently obvious: control over Iran’s energy sources especially its oil sold to China. For Israel, it’s their self-defense. Sanctions did not stop Iran terrorism policies until military pressure was brought by Trumps “Epic Fury” opération when it became necessary to achieve commercial dominance over middle east energy resources, not Iran. Iran’s belligerent behavior on the world stage holding other countries hostage to Islamic terrorism with the one product everyone needs, petroleum, rendered Iran a pariah nation suitable for behavioral modification. For us, oil is our primary but not only reason. For Iran, religion and money, in that order, is their motive to do what they do because they need the cash their oil producers to destroy Israel. Israel, on the other hand, wants to survive by destroying Iran’s military, especially itsnuclear threats. Dealing with weak leaders since Jimmy Carter, facing indecision, bribery and incompetence over fifty years, made Iran’s goal easy, until Donald Trump.
Retired Navy SEAL Mike Sarraille discusses the potential roadblocks for President Donald Trump’s push for a deal with Iran on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime.’
Wednesday morning began with the capitulation of Chairman Xi.
Trump announced on Truth Social, “China is very happy that I am permanently opening the Strait of Hormuz. I am doing it for them, also—and the World. This situation will never happen again. They have agreed not to send weapons to Iran.
Naturally, both the United States and Russia have security concerns. Russia opted to safeguard its borders against NATO’s expansion along its Western frontier through a full-scale ground war that is now in its 5th year. The fighting persists with significant military actions from both sides continuing, resulting in substantial casualties and geopolitical tensions that have further complicated international relations.
Border czar Tom Homan warns about potential national security consequences stemming from the partial government shutdown’s impact on DHS funding.
U.S. Navy intelligence officer Ret. Capt. Todd Sawhill discusses reports Iran used Chinese satellites to target U.S. bases and the impact of strikes on their nuclear sites on ‘The Story.’
There was no declaration. No troop movement you could point to on a map. No shock-and-awe campaign lighting up the night sky. And yet somewhere around 2019, the world shifted—and it hasn’t felt normal since. That’s because the battlefield changed. We are now living inside what military thinkers call Fifth-generation warfare. And unlike every war that came before it, this one isn’t being fought over land. It’s being fought over you.
Former Special Envoy to Ukraine Lt. Gen. Keith Kellogg discusses the U.S. naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, ongoing minesweeping operations, and how the pressure campaign is impacting Iran on ‘America’s Newsroom.’