It’s not a war.. is it? #satire
#IranWar #TrumpWar #TrumpLies #operationepsteinfury #operationepicfury #gopedos
https://youtube.com/shorts/ZHWY2qIS1w0?si=Q4N0KTjZSr9ALkgr

It’s not a war.. is it? #satire
#IranWar #TrumpWar #TrumpLies #operationepsteinfury #operationepicfury #gopedos
https://youtube.com/shorts/ZHWY2qIS1w0?si=Q4N0KTjZSr9ALkgr


The unfolding war in the Middle East has ricocheted across the region. Nearly every country has sustained damage from missile hits or shrapnel. Many have reported casualties, and key economic engines and passageways have been closing down. Airspace is closed in many places. Even in countries where airspace is at least partially open, airlines have canceled flights. The U.S. State Department has advised Americans in 14 countries in the region to leave, even as commercial flights are hard to come by.

Late-night host Stephen Colbert isn't backing down from his public dispute with CBS bosses over what he can air on his show. He said Tuesday night that he was surprised by a network statement that denied Colbert had been told he couldn't air an interview with a Texas Senate candidate for fear of triggering a little-known “equal time” rule by the FCC. CBS said its lawyers had only advised him that he couldn't broadcast the interview, which aired on YouTube instead. Colbert said that he was surprised that CBS parent company Paramount “would not stand up to these bullies” in the Trump administration.