How Men Think

Exactly two weeks after his Easter post threatening to wipe out an entire civilization, President Trump’s latest social media post suggests he’s willing to return to that threat if Iran doesn’t take our deal. Trump saying he will “knock out every single power play and every single bridge in Iran” and it will be his “honor” to do what has to be done.

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“The Atlantic” has published an article sourcing multiple current and former officials within the FBI that details deeply concerning behavior from Director Kash Patel. The reported behavior includes excessive drinking to the point that meetings have to be rescheduled and equipment was requested to break down locked doors to gain access to him when he can’t be woken up when he is needed. Patel has reacted forcefully on social media, denying the reports and threatening a lawsuit. Patel’s lawyers published the letter they sent “The Atlantic” saying the article is one of the most absurd things they’ve ever read. 

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Maybe you’re unlucky in love because you haven’t tried dating a farmer! 

Farmers Sean and Braden from the upcoming season of “Farmer Wants A Wife” will make you believe that chivalrous men still exist! 

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Utah Valley University has announced it will no longer have a commencement speaker, citing security concerns, after an outcry from Republican lawmakers and some students. UVU is the very campus where Charlie Kirk was assassinated last September and the planned speaker made public comments critical of Kirk in the days following his murder. Author and podcaster Sharon McMahon defended herself, saying she “unequivocally condemned” the murder of Kirk and brings together voices from across the political aisle.

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We were stunned and saddened to hear the news that sports legends Megan Rapinoe and Sue Bird are separating after 10 years together. The two announced their split to video and also let their fans know their podcast together would be ending. While it was shocking to hear this power couple was calling it quits, it’s was remarkable to witness how they’re doing it with love, respect and kindness.

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New DNA technology has allowed police to finally link notorious serial killer Ted Bundy to the brutal rape and murder of 17-year-old Laura Ann Aime. The teenager was found a month after she went missing from a Halloween party in 1974, her body naked, bound and badly beaten. DNA sitting in an evidence locker for more than 50 years was finally able to be recognized and matched to Bundy’s, creating a DNA profile that investigators say can now be used to provide answers in other unsolved cases where Bundy was a suspect. 

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We have been anticipating “The Mummy” for months now, with “Evil Dead Rise” producer Lee Cronin at the helm, this is must see movie making for horror fans. We break down what we loved about the movie, what we didn’t and whether some of the blistering critics’ reviews are warranted. We give our recommendations on whether or not you should see “The Mummy” or skip it. 

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Sports Reporter Crissy Froyd has been fired by USA Today after she put out a mean spirited post on X, celebrating the resignation of fellow reporter Dianna Russini. Russini recently resigned over a growing controversy surrounding cozy photos taken of her and the New England Patriots’ head coach Mike Vrabel at a Sedona resort. Froyd is defending her tweet, saying she regrets zero of what she said and suggested she may become a martyr for women to “be bold, and speak out.”

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Robach and Holmes cover the latest news headlines and entertainment updates and give perspective on current events in their daily “Morning Run.”

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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is getting clowned for delivering a “prayer” he said originated from Ezekiel 25:17. The problem is, the rendition he recited was from a scene in Pulp Fiction delivered by actor Samuel L. Jackson. Hegseth said it was a combat search and rescue prayer meant to reflect the biblical passage, however, his words were the very same lines from the movie script. We let you hear the line by line comparison between the two, and then hear who the Pentagon is blaming in its official statement on the controversy. 

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