Kerry Kahn

You're welcome.

We know that the outcome is generally predetermined and that the government has really set itself up to purge these people out of our ranks.

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President Trump says the strikes on Khark Island only hit military sites, but he said oil facilities could be next if Iran continues to interfere with ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, the vital waterway that 20% of the world's oil supply passes through.

Haqqa Island is off the coast of Iran.

It's in the northern Persian Gulf.

90% of Iran's crude exports are handled there.

Iran's military quickly threatened retaliation and said it would turn oil and energy firms working with the U.S.

in the region into, quote, a pile of ashes.

And while a weakened Iran is still launching missiles and drones at several Gulf nations,

Already today, Dubai and Bahrain are reporting aerial infiltrations.

Yesterday, Saudi Arabia's defense minister says it intercepted nearly a dozen drones.

Well, I'll tell you that yesterday, Iran's leaders were out in public.

The government brought out thousands to an annual pro-Palestinian rally in a huge square in Tehran.

Even the president and the head of the regime's feared security forces were there.

The head of the forces, he's actually listed on this new bounty the U.S.

put out offering up to $10 million for information on top Iranian officials.

Here's a bit of that rally from state TV, and you're going to hear an airstrike hit very close to the crowd.

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And the crowd doesn't disperse, and instead you hear people chanting defiantly against Israel and the U.S.