Senator Graham on Iranian protestors:

They've been shot down on the street like dogs.

These are the people you want to help.

Senator Graham to Saudi Arabia’s MBS and UAE’s MBZ:

Be smart. Knock it off, Saudi Arabia. Knock it off. I'm tired of this crap.

MBZ is not a Zionist. You're emboldening Iran by having this conflict.

I know they got differences in Yemen and they got differences in Sudan, but we got to think big picture.

To any leader in the region that doesn't understand you're on the verge of history, history would judge you poorly because you are.

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Senator Graham on Reza Pahlavi:

If they screw it up, they screw it up.

I'd rather give them a chance than not because I know what I'm getting with the Ayatollah.

Senator Graham on midterm elections:

Right now, looks like we'll lose the House, maybe keep the Senate.

Then in '28 we'll have another election and we'll have another one and another one and another one.

God willing.

Senator Graham on Khamenei:

If somebody had killed Hitler in 1935 it would have probably been better.

If this regime falls, the day after has promise.

If it stays in place, the day after is going to triple—generationally destroy the Mideast and we'll be haunted by this for generations to come, and they will be talking about us in a very bad way.

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NATO's Rutte on him calling Trump "daddy":

Here is my insufficient command of the English language - I said 'yeah, daddy sometimes has to be tough.'

And... of course later realizing that the word 'daddy' has a lot of connotations.

Then, what he did, and this is to his credit because he is a fun guy and he has a lot of humor, the American side then put this on T-shirts, there was a video when he came back from the Hague summit where he said 'daddy is home.'

So there it was born.

And it was never intentioned, but okay, I am now carrying it, living with it, it's a fact of life.

Reporter: Do you want a regime change in Iran?

Trump: It seems like that would be the best thing that could happen.

For 47 years they have been talking and talking, in the meantime, we lost a lot of lives while they talk...

Let's see what happens.

Reporter: You said that the Iranian nuclear sites have been totally obliterated. What is left to go after?

Trump: You could get whatever the dust is down there. If we do it, that's really the least of we mission.

But we would probably grab whatever is left.

Trump on Iran:

We don't want any enrichment.

Reporter: What can Iran do to avoid an attack?

Trump: Give us the deal that they should have given us the first time. They give us the right deal, we won't do that.

They want to talk but so far they do a lot of talking and no action.

Zelensky on Putin:

I am younger than Putin, this is important.

He does not have too much time.

Zelensky:

Trump wants compromises.

We made a lot of compromises, Putin and his friends, they are not in prison. This is the biggest compromise that the world has already made.

We accepted a ceasefire, Putin refused.

Reporter: Who would you want to take over Iran?

Trump: There are people.

BIG: Anthropic’s AI model Claude was reportedly used in the U.S. military operation to capture Nicolás Maduro, marking a major step in the Pentagon’s adoption of AI tools.

The deployment occurred through a contract with Palantir Technologies.

Source: WSJ

The U.S. military is preparing for potential weeks-long operations against Iran if Trump orders an attack.

The planning goes beyond last year’s limited strike on Iranian nuclear sites and could include sustained attacks on state and security targets.

Officials expect Iran to retaliate, raising the risk of prolonged exchanges and wider regional conflict.

Source: Reuters

Trump Signals Iran Regime Change as U.S. Sends Second Carrier to Middle East

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US Ambassador to NATO Matt Whitaker:

This war is being completely enabled by China.

China could call Vladimir Putin and end this war tomorrow.

It could cut off the dual-purpose technologies it is selling to Russia.

China could also stop buying Russian oil and gas.