Tonight: Donald Trump called a 12-day Middle East war a "short-term excursion" while simultaneously declaring "we haven't won enough" and suggesting Iran bombed its own girls' school with an American Tomahawk missile, Pete Hegseth gutted civilian casualty protocols in the name of lethality and the Pentagon's own investigators concluded outdated U.S. targeting data killed 165 children in Minab, a DOGE staffer allegedly walked out of the Social Security Administration with 500 million Americans' records on a thumb drive headed for a private employer, BlackRock locked the exits on a $26 billion fund and reminded the private credit industry that illiquid means illiquid until it means insolvent, James Comer demanded Epstein accountability on Fox News while surgically removing the names "Donald Trump" and "Bill Barr" from the sentence, and a federal jury watched video evidence and convicted all three Alexander brothers on every count while Kash Patel's assurances about the Epstein files dissolved in real time. Tape rolls.

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