Ben Ferguson

Number one, I thought it was really interesting to see the compare and contrast of the women standing up for themselves in Iran on the streets, risking their lives while women in America were actually standing up angry at America for going into Iran.

We saw that in New York City, for example.

We saw in some other college campuses.

The disconnect from reality from some of these leftists is amazing.

I want to get your take on that real quick.

And then also I want to talk about the possible closing straight of Hormuz and what that means and what America's role could be in that as well.

Here we go, Diaz.

Three, two, one.

It's incredible there.

And again, for people that can't see the video, you have this Austin CBS reporter.

He was handed the phone from his cameraman and he reads it and he's like, what does that mean?

And the cameraman responds, they don't want us to focus on this.

And this brave local reporter said, all right, whatever.

Well, I am.

And now it's out there on the Internet of him having this moment.

It's sad that you've got to be this brave in America at a local affiliate to report the news, which was the news that you had people celebrating and waving American flags and Iranian flags and standing up for the people, the innocent people in Iran.

And they're like, no, no, we don't want you to focus on that at CBS.

Final question on the Strait of Hormuz and the reality of what's happening there.

Give us your thoughts and perspective on that and what you think can happen moving forward.

And to be clear, that's significant.