TRUMP UNVEILS IOWA MEGA-STEEL PLANT, SCOTUS UNLEASHES CITIZENSHIP CHECKS | LIVE FROM STUDIO 6B

Gas is still running hot near $4.48 a gallon while crude sits around $105 Brent. Before pinning it all on one man, follow the barrel: Strait of Hormuz disruption, Iran war supply shock, diesel records, and refining math—not just Oval Office talking points.   Five UK nationals arrested near RAF Fairford (a U.S.-used bomber base) after suspicious vans were spotted have been released on bail under tight conditions. Police are still probing possible foreign-state proxies. Iran denies any role. Trump says he would not have let them walk.   The Supreme Court stayed a lower-court block and cleared a modified DHS SAVE system so states can run citizenship checks against federal records. Mass purges are limited by the 90-day federal quiet period before the Nov. 3 midterms; individualized checks can proceed. Feds also face tighter scrutiny of election machines.   Trump announced Mesabi Metallics' plan for a roughly $15 billion steel mill in southeast Iowa—touted as the largest in U.S. history—fed by Minnesota iron ore, aiming at 7.5–10 million tons a year, thousands of construction jobs, and about 1,750 permanent Iowa jobs, with production targeted around 2030.     Tonight's Guest Don Neuen drops in with an update on his new Real America's Music release.   Hosts: Damon Roberts, Rick Delgado, Rick Ammirati, and Paul Nolan.   Would you rather see citizenship checks tightened before November—or keep the current system and risk the mismatches both sides already fight over?