Tonight: Donald Trump launched a war via Truth Social and called it a "short-term excursion" while his own Pentagon declared it had "Only Just Begun to Fight," Pete Hegseth's department spent $98,000 on a grand piano and $6.9 million on lobster tail during the same month he called fat generals unacceptable, a Trump-appointed judge found ICE formally adopted racial profiling as policy and wrote 111 pages explaining why that's a problem, Kash Patel purged 300 counterterrorism agents and ISIS promptly reminded New York City why that matters, Kristi Noem got fired for a $222 million contract nobody approved and Corey Lewandowski is next in line to deny everything, and Eric and Don Jr. are invested in drone companies holding Defense Department contracts in a war where drones are deciding outcomes. Tape rolls.

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Tonight: Donald Trump described an active war on Iran as a "short-term excursion" while claiming veto power over Tehran's next supreme leader, Lindsey Graham threatened Saudi Arabia for refusing to fight the war he lobbied Trump to start from a golf course, the White House spiked a joint FBI-DHS-NCTC terrorism bulletin warning of Iranian proxy attacks on U.S. soil because the writing needed work, Trump held the legislative calendar hostage to a voter suppression bill stuffed with trans sports bans, Mehmet Oz declared 23 million insured Americans too many and set his target at 19 million, Claudia Sheinbaum reminded Trump's counter-cartel summit that American guns arm 75% of the cartels Trump wants to eradicate, and ICE is tracking protesters in real time using commercially purchased data after the Senate killed the one bill that would have required a warrant to do it. Tape rolls.

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Tonight: Russia handed Iran the GPS coordinates of American troops while Pete Hegseth called Moscow "not really a factor," the U.S. military acknowledged it likely killed 160 people — including scores of schoolgirls — in a strike the Pentagon described as "probably ours," the economy shed 92,000 jobs while December's reported gains quietly became losses and Scott Bessent changed tariff policy mid-week for sport, the Justice Department "discovered" 15 FBI files it previously swore didn't exist detailing a woman's allegations that Donald Trump sexually assaulted her at 13, Kristi Noem and Corey Lewandowski both got fired while the pilot Lewandowski fired over a missing blanket got reinstated, Kuwait ran out of oil storage because the Strait of Hormuz is a war zone and Doug Burgum described the administration's response as "a series of ideas," and Donald Trump announced a 100,000-seat stadium beside the White House for a UFC fight on his birthday while the Rose Garden remains pavement. Tape rolls.

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Tonight: Donald Trump fires Kristi Noem — who oversaw the shooting deaths of two American citizens, conducted a public affair with her married senior adviser, and administered polygraph tests to staffers she didn't trust — and rewards her with a made-up diplomatic title before nominating the only sitting senator without a bachelor's degree to run the fourth-largest federal agency while the country is four days into an unauthorized war, Congress votes 219-212 to let that war continue without authorization or stated objectives while Mike Johnson describes congressional oversight as the reckless option, Trump announces he expects to personally select Iran's next supreme leader and cites Venezuela as his proof of concept, 357 members of Congress vote to permanently seal their own sexual misconduct files eleven minutes after a sexual assault survivor forced the vote while a colleague whose staffer died by suicide welcomes the Ethics investigation, gas prices spike 27 cents in a week and the president who won on kitchen-table economics tells Americans "if they rise, they rise," and Mississippi exempts college athletes from state income tax while the nurses and teachers who actually live there keep paying theirs. Tape rolls.

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Tonight: Donald Trump kills Iran's supreme leader and its entire replacement bench in the same strike package and explains from the Oval Office that the next guy might be worse, Kash Patel fires America's Iran intelligence unit four days before America goes to war with Iran because personal loyalty outranks national security and always will, Kristi Noem sits before the Senate for four hours and declines to apologize for anything including the dog, Marco Rubio tells Congress Israel's plans set the clock and Trump tells reporters he set the clock and both men work for the same government, Alex Jones becomes the most intellectually consistent voice in American foreign policy commentary and no one knows what to do with that, the VA eliminates 14,400 medical positions at hospitals that were already short-staffed and assures veterans the math is fine, and United States military commanders invoke the Book of Revelation to explain a live war to active-duty troops because Pete Hegseth has been running the Pentagon since January. Tape rolls.

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Tonight: The Supreme Court rules Trump's tariffs illegal and he announces more tariffs, calls his own appointees traitors, and promises to "find out" what evidence he doesn't have, three hundred billion dollars in illegal charges hits American consumers who are now told to lawyer up and wait five years, Trump threatens to bomb a nuclear program he already claims to have destroyed while two carrier groups idle offshore and nobody mentions Iraq, Jeffrey Epstein's files stay buried while Pete Hegseth posts alien emojis, GDP limps to 1.4% and the president blames everyone except the man in the mirror, the Labor Secretary is under investigation for strip clubs and a bodyguard while her husband gets trespassed from her own building, and the U.S. Air Force is out here doing its job with quiet professionalism while the Commander-in-Chief threatens the judiciary. Also, America plays Canada for hockey gold Sunday morning and it is never too early. Tape rolls.

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