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The jury in the case against Sean "Diddy" Combs will continue deliberating today after coming to a partial verdict. President Trump's Big Beautiful Bill returns to the House looking different than the one the chamber previously passed. We take a deeper look at the changes.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It was another all-nighter for senators as they move forward on President Trump's Big Beautiful Bill. Does the GOP have the votes to pass it? Plus, families in Idaho are furious after a plea deal is offered to the man accused of killing four college students. And today, the president heads to the Everglades for the opening of Alligator Alcatraz. Is this remote facility the new blueprint for immigration crackdown?  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Elise Adamson, a former federal prosecutor and host of the At Least You Heard It podcast, delves into the shocking ambush of firefighters in Idaho, discussing the urgent questions surrounding the shooter's motives. The conversation also touches on the political landscape as the Senate prepares to vote on a controversial bill, highlighting the tensions within the Republican Party regarding Medicaid cuts. Additionally, they explore the ongoing legal battle involving Sean Combs, emphasizing the challenges of proving guilt in high-stakes trials.

Rob Bluey, President and Executive Editor of The Daily Signal, dives into the aftermath of U.S. military strikes in Iran, revealing lawmakers' mixed sentiments. He discusses the challenges surrounding Medicaid reforms in the Senate and weighs the impacts of political language on military success narratives. Bluey sheds light on the complexities of Iran's nuclear aspirations and the implications for U.S. foreign policy, while also touching on the excitement surrounding rare meteor sightings that capture the public's imagination.

Ryan Zinke, a Republican Congressman and former Navy SEAL, dives into the complex landscape of Iran's nuclear ambitions. He discusses the conflicting U.S. intelligence reports following military strikes and raises concerns over the health of Iran's supreme leader, who has been notably absent. Zinke also examines the political implications of these developments, including the Senate's role in shaping national security policy, and offers insights on the broader geopolitical tensions affecting U.S.-Iran relations.

Discussion kicks off with the aftermath of U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, raising questions about the extent of the damage. Meanwhile, President Trump stirs controversy at NATO, challenging U.S. commitment to allies. The ceasefire in Iran offers both hope and skepticism, reflecting the tumultuous political climate. The podcast also delves into the implications of these military actions on domestic politics, including GOP divisions and rising gas prices. Finally, it touches on how these foreign policy issues intersect with messaging strategies on healthcare.

Tensions soar as Israel accuses Iran of violating a ceasefire, while Iran vehemently denies any wrongdoing. The podcast delves into the complexities of public sentiment in Iran regarding the ceasefire and President Trump's involvement. Lawmakers debate military engagement, raising questions about the War Powers Act. Insights on the ramifications of U.S. strikes and the assassination of Iranian scientists reveal impacts on nuclear capabilities. The discussion also touches on evolving gender dynamics in the region amid ongoing conflicts.

This morning we explore the aftermath of the US strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities. The big question: Did they accomplish the goal of dismantling Iran's nuclear program? President Trump and his allies say yes. They're now warning Iran not to attack US forces.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rob Luey, President of the Daily Signal, shares his conservative insights, while Mark Mazzetti, a Washington investigative correspondent, provides a deep dive into the tense U.S.-Iran situation. They discuss Trump's two-week diplomatic window for Iran, questioning its effectiveness amid missile strikes. The guests also explore the growing rift in the GOP regarding military action and the implications for U.S.-Israel relations. Political safety and public opinion on military involvement further complicate the landscape, reflecting the charged atmosphere surrounding these critical issues.

Nick Robertson, CNN correspondent reporting live from a southern Israel hospital, shares gripping insights on the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran. He details the aftermath of missile strikes on a nuclear facility and the Soroka Medical Center, emphasizing the civilian toll. The discussion includes the US's potential involvement and the political divide surrounding President Trump's foreign policy strategies. With tensions rising, Robertson highlights the urgent need for diplomatic solutions to avoid further escalation in the region.