Chapter 1: What are the latest developments in U.S. strikes on Iran?
Today will be, yet again, our most intense day of strikes inside Iran. The most fighters, the most bombers, the most strikes. Intelligence more refined and better than ever. The Pentagon is cranking up the volume on Iran while the regime once again threatens President Trump. I'm Daily Wire executive editor John Bickley with Georgia Howe. It's Wednesday, March 11th. This is Morning Wire.
As missiles fly in the Middle East, another crisis is brewing just 90 miles off the coast of the U.S. How will President Trump take care of Cuba? They want freedom. They want to be reintegrated into the global system. They don't want to live in a Cold War artifact. And after gender identity disputes lead to custody issues across the country, the Trump administration looks to change federal law.
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The United States hammered Iran on Tuesday with its most intense strikes yet, as President Trump says Operation Epic Fury could soon come to a close.
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Chapter 2: How is the situation in Cuba affecting its communist regime?
Wired In Live host Cabot Phillips is here with more. Hey Cabot, so a flurry of activity in Iran over the last 24 hours, lots to monitor to say the least. So what is the latest in the operation? Yeah, on Tuesday, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth vowed that the U.S. military would unleash its most intense strikes on Iran yet, and he followed through. Over the last 24 hours, the U.S.
Chapter 3: What is President Trump's stance on Cuba's crisis?
deployed more fighters, bombers, and strikes than at any point since the conflict began. while the Iranians responded with fewer missiles than ever.
Hegseth, joined by General Dan Kane, chairman of the Joint Chiefs, reiterated the top three priorities for the U.S., destroying Iran's missile and drone capabilities, taking out their navy to protect shipping lanes, and weakening the country's military industrial base, including nuclear research sites and related infrastructure. On day 10 of Operation Epic Fury, we are winning.
with an overwhelming and unrelenting focus on our objectives. No hesitation, no half measures. We will not relent until the enemy is totally and decisively defeated. For more on the U.S. urgency to achieve those three goals and also what it means for the U.S. 's standing in the Middle East, I spoke with retired Brigadier General Mark Kimmett. Have a listen.
Well, in the middle of a war, it's hard to get a tape measure out in terms of the U.S. standing. Most of the countries in the region just want this over. They understand the benefits to their countries by the United States' actions if, in fact, Iran is neutered with its ballistic missiles, with its proxies, and with its nuclear program. I think the greatest fear is
of the Middle East is if we stop this war before those three goals are achieved. And I think at that point, the countries in the region would question why the United States went to war if it did not achieve its core objectives in that fight. Despite those massive strikes Tuesday, there appeared to be growing optimism that an end to the conflict is in sight.
That was certainly reflected in markets worldwide, which enjoyed a nice rebound after plummeting on Monday. So investors are clearly betting that this operation is entering its final stage. Certainly a lot of Americans hoping they're right on that front. Now, there was reports earlier this week that Russia is sharing intelligence with the Iranians. Have we learned more about those reports? Right.
They were allegedly disclosing to the Iranians sensitive locations, satellite imagery showing where U.S. military assets in the region were. But on Tuesday, the Kremlin denied those allegations directly to the White House with Trump's Middle East envoy, Steve Witkoff, saying, quote, we can take them at their word.
But according to General Kimmett, there's plenty of reason to believe the Russians are not telling the truth. Have a listen. We have given a significant amount of intelligence over the last four years to Ukraine about the targeting of Russian positions. So the fact that the Russians are returning that favor quid pro quo, um, It does not surprise me.
I think we need to make it very clear to Vladimir Putin that that's unacceptable and should be halted immediately, primarily because that will only extend the war and raise the costs of the war between the United States and Iran. And that certainly will have second-order effects on his country. Now, last week, there were rumors that the U.S.
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Chapter 4: What are the implications of the U.S. military strategy in Iran?
within U.S. politics and has many leaders within the United States and within the Cuban diaspora have really been looking towards a day where there is a reopening of the democratic and prosperous Cuba that they once knew and want to be a part of that solution. Well, it's a precarious kind of moment, but it's also a very exciting prospect.
The idea of seeing real change in Cuba for the Cuban people who have been suffering for a very long time, as you've laid out. Thank you so much for joining us. Thank you so much for having me. During his State of the Union address, President Trump highlighted the story of a Virginia teen whose parents were denied custody of her for not affirming her trans identity.
The move highlighted the administration's focus on ending harmful gender identity policies. Here with more on that effort is investigative reporter Meg Brock. Meg, thanks for coming on. Thanks for having me. So a lot going on with this battle that you've been reporting on here at Daily Wire, including the Trump administration's latest action on this policy. So let's start there.
What exactly has the president done with regards to the parental rights in custody issue? Yeah, as the Morning Wire has previously reported, during his campaign, President Trump vowed to eradicate gender ideology from the federal government. And so this is him again taking action to keep that promise.
Now, as John mentioned, during the State of the Union address, Trump shared the story of Sage Blair, who is a teen that was secretly transitioned to another sex at school. And then her parents lost custody of her because they would not affirm her identity as a boy.
After she was found in a horrific situation in Maryland, a left-wing judge refused to return Sage to her parents because they did not immediately state that their daughter was their son. Sage was thrown into an all-boys state home and suffered terribly for a long time. But today, all of that is behind them because Sage is a proud and wonderful young woman.
The Administration for Children and Families has now alerted all 50 states that affirming biological reality does not constitute child abuse or neglect under federal law. Here's Assistant Secretary for Health Brian Christine explaining the administration's position. Our president exposed the reality of what is taking place in some of our schools across the country.
And in response, HHS is sending a clear and unequivocal message to all 50 states about cases like that of Sage Blair. Acknowledging biological reality and exercising sincerely held religious beliefs should not constitute child abuse or neglect under federal law.
First, it's worth noting the stark contrast of messaging between Admiral Christine and his predecessor, Admiral Rachel Levine, who pushed gender transitions at every turn. Right. So a complete 180 there. Now, is this actually enough for those parents calling for federal action? Will this actually prevent these things from happening in family courts now?
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