Nathan Hager

President Trump did not elaborate on which countries would help with the blockade.

We get more from Bloomberg's Jumana Bersetchi in Dubai.

Bloomberg's Germana Bersetchi reports Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps has warned any military vessel attempting to approach the strait would be considered a violation of the ceasefire.

This morning, three tankers tried to cross the strait ahead of the blockade by sailing close to Iran's coast.

Well, Nathan, this latest move in the Iran war is drawing a sharp reaction in Washington.

Democratic Senator Tim Kaine says it never should have gone this far.

We had a diplomatic control over Iran not seeking a nuclear weapon that Donald Trump decided to tear up.

And we had an open strait of Hormuzan reasonable gas prices up until February 27th when Donald Trump launched this war without the support of allies, the American public or Congress.

Democrat Tim Kaine appeared on ABC's This Week, but Republican Congressman Mike Turner says President Trump should have more international support for the blockade.

He was a guest on CBS's Face the Nation.

And former White House National Security Advisor John Bolton says President Trump should not stop with a blockade.

You can negotiate all you want with these people.

It's not going to change anything.

And former National Security Advisor John Bolton was speaking on Bloomberg this weekend.

Catch that show along with Face the Nation and This Week every Sunday on Bloomberg Radio.

Well, Karen, President Trump isn't just going after Iran.

He's also attacking Pope Leo XIV after a series of rebukes from the American-born pontiff over the war and the idea that God is on the U.S.

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President Trump again spoke to reporters on the tarmac in Miami.

He also attacked the pontiff in a social media post that included an image of himself dressed in robes healing a sick patient.