Trump Defends The Iran Strike And Rejects A Nuclear-Armed Tehran

Laundry and appliance banter gives Phil an opening for Today in Music History, including Pat Smear, Godsmack, Kix, Steven Tyler, David Crosby, the Rolling Stones, the Runaways, Aerosmith and Stevie Wonder. Dawn's Big Three then begins with possible movement on reopening the Strait of Hormuz, the armed man found near Trump’s golf club and Trump’s answer about the danger surrounding consequential presidents. Michigan, Mike Rogers, Chuck Edwards’ withdrawal and Krasner’s Moses Walker appeal carry the segment toward 10 AM. Dawn's Big Three continues with the Moses Walker family, Krasner’s appeal plan and the chance of a renewed prosecution. The crew turns criminal punishment into a dark recurring-segment pitch, then returns to Dave Sunday’s home-care fraud charges and Dr. Oz’s figures on Pennsylvania Medicaid claims. We argue over newsroom priorities, federal prosecutions and why fraud involving money meant for disabled or elderly residents demands sustained attention. The conversation shifts to Perez Hilton after a graphic livestream prompts police and medical intervention. We discuss the risks of broadcasting a mental-health crisis, the choices officers face when a person may be armed and the responsibility carried by major social platforms. The tone changes again with a South Florida steakhouse that hosts monthly nude dinners, complete with different ticket prices, robes, cushions and plenty of hygiene questions.