Greg Myrie

and specifically cited the image of choking children.

Now today or this weekend, Trump also said he would talk with billionaire Elon Musk about possibly getting Starlink, Musk's satellite internet service, to help with communications in Iran.

But what Trump really wants, and this is something he's wanted for a long time, is a deal that permanently prevents Iran from getting nuclear weapons.

Well, he's always bouncing ideas off his friends and allies.

One close ally, Senator Lindsey Graham, for example, is urging Trump to kill, quote, kill the leaders of Iran who are killing protesters.

Graham argued on Fox News that taking out the supreme leaders would lead to peace and a new day in the Middle East.

Now, of course, other lawmakers have expressed caution about taking military action.

We've also heard one from the exiled crown prince of Iran who has called on Trump to intervene.

Trump was asked if he'd meet with the crown prince by a conservative radio host, Hugh Hewitt.

But Trump said it would not be appropriate right now to do that.

So the U.S.

launched this operation in the middle of the night.

Explosions rang out in the capital Caracas.

Helicopters were crisscrossing the sky.

Photos from a military base on the capital or the edge of the capital showed smoke rising from a hangar.

Residents in that part of the city said they heard many loud explosions early in the morning, according to the Venezuela government.

The U.S.

military also struck in other parts of northern Venezuela near the Caribbean coast.

And then a couple hours later, President Trump took to True Social and he wrote, quote, The United States has successfully carried out a large scale strike against Venezuela and its leader, President Nicolas Maduro.

who has been, along with his wife, captured and flown out of the country.