Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson

It’s a major breaking news day with new developments in the escalating conflict involving Iran.

The U.S. Department of War confirmed the identities of four of the six American service members killed in a drone attack in Kuwait earlier this week. The deadly strike has intensified concerns about retaliation and the growing scope of military operations in the Middle East.

President Donald Trump said the United States may deploy the U.S. Navy to escort oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz — one of the most critical energy shipping lanes in the world — as tensions with Iran threaten global commerce.

Meanwhile, two U.S. Senators — from opposite political parties — say they support President Trump’s actions 100 percent, highlighting a rare moment of bipartisan alignment during a foreign policy crisis.

But a new national poll shows Americans remain divided about U.S. military action against Iran, even as a majority believe Iran poses a significant security threat.

Also in today’s show:

South Carolina lawmakers are considering a controversial bill that could make releasing balloons at weddings, birthday parties, and other celebrations illegal — with fines up to $1,000 and even possible jail time.

We break down:

The latest developments in the Iran conflict

What a U.S. Navy escort mission could mean for global oil markets

The surprising bipartisan support for President Trump

Why voters remain split on military action

And the unusual South Carolina legislation targeting balloon releases

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