Tom Bilyeu

That one of the helicopters involved in the rescue effort was reportedly attacked by air defense near the border of the scene and they ended up fleeing.

So a lot of this is calling into question just how much supremacy we have.

There's been a debate for a long time where the IRGC was claiming, bro, like you have hardly begun to touch our reserves.

We have so much hidden in all these massive tunnels.

But the message coming out from the US being like, no, no, no, we've severely degraded it.

We've blown a ton of the tunnels closed.

So, yes, there's things inside of the tunnels that we can't get to, but they're not able to pull this stuff in and out as easily as they once were.

We've just been degrading, degrading, degrading.

So this certainly calls that into question.

Now there's unverified footage that suggests that the combat search and rescue operation may be supported by these F-35 jets.

These are the ones that are super stealthy and an MQ-9 Reaper drone or series of drones.

The C-130, as we were saying, was also reportedly flying very low over Iran, deploying flares.

Tasnim is claiming that based on unnamed sources, that Iranian security forces have taken a U.S.

pilot into custody, that at least one, there's two that were in the jet.

So one of them, again, unconfirmed at this point, fog of war in the extreme.

We will have to see what this ends up being in reality.

But there are unconfirmed reports that at least one of them has already been taken into custody.

Iranian television is reportedly broadcasting a message offering a reward for anyone who captures Iran.

The other pilot alive.

Iran's messaging at this point is contradictory, but you can expect that.