Cabot Phillips

And the White House is confident that sentiment will only grow as they continue to weaken, that the people will see an opportunity.

Trump actually said that, saying this might be your best chance for generations.

Now, to that point, we've already seen just moving videos of Iranians celebrating in the streets, honking their horns, yelling from the rooftops as bombs literally drop on government facilities and military installations.

Here's one, for example, that appears to show students celebrating the news.

Some of them saying, quote, I love Trump.

Yeah, before these U.S.

strikes, the Iranian military was talking a big game, for lack of a better term.

They were

threatening to send American carriers to the bottom of the ocean.

They said the US military, quote, wouldn't do a damn thing.

But to this point, it's the Iranian military that really hasn't been able to muster much of a response.

They've already launched drones and missiles at Israel in what they're calling the first wave of retaliatory attacks.

And from there, they launched missiles targeting

a number of other Middle Eastern countries, specifically U.S.

military installations in those countries.

There have been large explosions in downtown Dubai with drones seemingly targeting large skyscrapers there, just remarkable footage coming out.

There were also large explosions reported in Kuwait.

Jordan, we mentioned Israel, and also in Bahrain.

The U.S.

Navy, the Fifth Fleet, has a headquarters there in Bahrain.