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00:00United States base there. The Iranians had been warned that Qatar was, had warned Qatar that the

00:05strikes were coming, meaning that the United States likely knew ahead of time as well to expect some

00:09kind of retaliation. The president says as a result, as a result of that attack, that no

00:14Americans were harmed and hardly any damage was done. That U.S.-run air base was evacuated days

00:20ago, and it comes after a head-spitting 24 hours that we have been watching as this war has played,

00:25as this activity has played out between Israel and Iran. And that includes after the president

00:30himself yesterday floated the idea of regime change in Iran, which the vice president had

00:35this to say about tonight after he ruled it out. Brett, what I've said is the American military,

00:42that is not our mission is regime change. Our mission was to destroy the nuclear facilities

00:46and the nuclear program of Iran, which we, of course, did. I think what the president's also

00:50said is that the Iranian people want to make a decision about regime change. That's between

00:54the Iranian people and the regime. Well, I think what the president is saying very clearly,

00:58Brett, is if the Iranian people want to do something about their own leadership,

01:02that's up to the Iranian people. We begin tonight with our reporters on the ground.

01:08CNN's Aaron Burnett is by the Strait of Hormuz, obviously a critical front that we've been watching

01:13as this has played out. Anderson Cooper is on the ground in Tel Aviv. And Anderson, I just want to

01:17read to you as we've been watching to see and wait for formal responses from the Israelis and from the

01:23Iranians. The foreign minister of Iran is now weighing in on the president's announcement tonight.

01:29They're denying that there is a formal ceasefire agreement. As he says that as of now, there is no

01:35agreement on any ceasefire or cessation of military operations. He says, quote, however, provided that

01:40the Israeli regime stops its illegal aggression against the Iranian people no later than 4 a.m.

01:46Tehran time. We have no intention to continue our response afterwards.

01:54Yeah, it's a little confusing given, you know, whether the term agreement is is there is for

02:03whatever reason they don't they don't want to use. It does seem like they are going to be stopping along

02:08the same timeline that the president seemed to indicate remains to be seen. If this happens,

02:13as you said, according to the president's timeline, this should these these dominoes should begin to

02:19fall in about three hours from now. So we will obviously be watching very closely to see what

02:24happens as dawn really starts to break here in the region. There was quite a rebuke from one of the

02:30president's closest allies on Capitol Hill, even if she's not framing it that way. We heard from

02:35Republican Congressman Marjorie Taylor Greene accusing the Trump administration of a bait and switch

02:39over the U.S. decision to strike Iran on Saturday night. She wrote in part today, quote,

02:45I spent millions of my own money and traveled the entire country campaigning for President Trump

02:50and his MAGA agenda and promises. Only six months in and we are back into foreign wars,

02:55regime change and World War Three. As she explained her criticism to my colleague Manu Raju up on Capitol Hill.

03:01It's OK for me to to disagree that with President Trump, that's perfectly fine.

03:09MAGA is not a cult and I'm entitled to my own opinion. I can support the president at the same

03:15time as I say, I don't think we should have foreign wars. And I can tell you right now,

03:19President Trump doesn't want to stay in a foreign war either.

03:23After tonight's announcement of a ceasefire from President Trump, Congresswoman Greene wrote this.

03:28Thank you, President Trump, for pursuing peace. My source tonight is Republican Congressman Mike

03:33Lawler of New York, who is a member of the Foreign Affairs Committee. Congressman, just first on her

03:38argument here, do you believe Iranian strikes are what MAGA voters voted for when they elected Donald

03:45Trump back into the Oval Office? Well, Marjorie is certainly entitled to her own opinion. She's not

03:50entitled to her own set of facts. And the fact is that President Trump made very clear,

03:55both in his first term and again when running for reelection to this second term, that Iran could

04:02never have a nuclear weapon. And obviously, they were at the closest point to having a nuclear weapon

04:10and over the past year showed that they were willing to use ballistic missiles on Israel in the

04:16hundreds to try and eradicate the state of Israel, wipe out and kill Jews and Americans. Folks have to

04:24remember, there are over 700,000 Americans that live in Israel at a given time. They are dual citizens.

04:30And so this was a very precarious situation. The president did pursue peace. He did try to end

04:38Iran's nuclear program through a negotiated settlement. They chose not to. He gave them 60 days

04:44and they failed to come to an agreement. And so ultimately, Israel, in defense of their own country,

04:51made a decision and the president made the right decision and a constitutional one at that. Under

04:58Article 2, he has the authority. And I would just remind all of my colleagues, whether it be Marjorie

05:03Taylor Greene and Thomas Massey or Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer and every Democrat calling for

05:09President Trump's impeachment. The fact is that Joe Biden and Barack Obama both relied on Article 2,

05:16both relied on 2001 and 2002 AUMFs to strike in Syria, in Libya, in Iraq, in Pakistan during their

05:25administrations. President Trump was wholly justified in ending Iran's nuclear program.

05:32And whether Marjorie Taylor Greene likes it or not, he fulfilled his commitment to the American

05:37people. And obviously, that has been an argument about whether or not he should have come to Congress.

05:42You can point to other presidents. I think some people can look at that and say...

05:44Congress was notified. Respectfully, Congress was notified.

05:48I'm saying to come to Congress to get authorization to launch strikes, not just to notify them.

05:53But on the argument that your colleague Marjorie Taylor Greene is making, when the president says,

05:58God bless Iran, and yesterday wrote, make Iran great again, is that something that you subscribe to?

06:05Well, I think all of us want lasting peace in the Middle East. And frankly, over the last 19 months,

06:12with what Israel has been able to accomplish, with the support of the United States, you have seen

06:18Hamas and Hezbollah decimated. You've seen the fall of Assad in Syria. You've seen Iran's air defense

06:25system completely obliterated, and their nuclear program on the verge of collapse. And so the fact is,

06:33we are actually in a better place today for lasting peace. And hopefully, the Iranian regime

06:40will finally wake up to the fact that their, you know, operation as the greatest state sponsor of terrorism

06:47cannot exist. And either they will recognize that fact, and they will seek peace, or they won't.

06:54But I think what the president has been able to do in the last 48 hours, to not only make a difficult

07:01but necessary decision to take out Iran's nuclear facilities...

07:05But can I ask you on that front...

07:07...but to broker an actual ceasefire within 48 hours is pretty remarkable. And frankly,

07:12every American should be rooting for success here.

07:15Okay, Congressman, on the goals that the president said on Saturday night of the U.S. strikes,

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07:57Obviously, we are going to find out more information in the coming days. But all of us should be

08:03recognizing the important step that was taken. It was a necessary step. And I fully support the

08:10president's decision here. You know, as chair of the Middle East and North Africa subcommittee, I was in

08:16Israel just three weeks ago meeting with the prime minister. I was in Jordan meeting with King Abdullah.

08:21I was in Saudi Arabia meeting with the foreign minister. Everybody agreed Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon,

08:28and obviously steps have been taken. And the fact is, and you asked one of the senators this,

08:34they would not have come to terms of a ceasefire this quickly had the attack not been successful.

08:39And the fact is, had President Trump not made that decision, there is no doubt in my mind we would

08:46still be in conflict here. Congressman Mike Lawler, thanks for your time tonight.

08:51Good evening. I'm Abby Phillip in New York. We begin with a monumental and a roller coaster

08:56night of developments from the Middle East. It appears that Israel and Iran have agreed to a ceasefire

09:02after 12 days of a region-changing battle, a deal that President Trump first announced. It comes just

09:08hours after Iran retaliated against the United States for the operation that targeted three nuclear

09:14sites. Now, today's response targeted a U.S. base in Qatar, but was limited in its scope and one that

09:21Iran gave a heads up to the United States about. There were no casualties that were reported in that

09:27attack and no real damage either. In fact, the president actually thanked Tehran for the, quote,

09:32weak response and suggested that this was the beginning of peace. CNN's Anderson Cooper is live

09:38in Tel Aviv for us tonight. Anderson, what does the situation, where does this all stand? What is Iran

09:44saying about whether there is a deal? Has everyone agreed to it? Yeah. So, Abby, I mean, according to

09:51President Trump's social media post, the clock on this ceasefire is supposed to start in about two hours.

09:59Now, it remains to be seen exactly how that plays out, but it is a remarkable turn of events,

10:05as you mentioned, given what we have witnessed during just the last 12 hours here in the region.

10:09Iran's retaliation strike on the largest U.S. military base in the Middle East in Qatar was

10:15limited, to say the least, and according to the reporting, actually telegraphed in advance to

10:21authorities in Qatar, whom they have good relationships with, and therefore also to the U.S. as well. Now,

10:27Iran publicly announced the number of missiles they fired toward the U.S. base was the same as the

10:34number of bombs dropped on two of Iran's nuclear sites by the United States. So the Iranian regime

10:40portrayed the strike to its own people as a strong response. The reality is there were no reports of

10:47any injuries at all or damage of note. Now, Iran is in perhaps the weakest position they have been in

10:54with proxy forces like Hamas and Hezbollah, badly, badly damaged, and the change of leadership, of

11:02course, in Syria. There are as many questions, though, remaining about what happens next. I mean,

11:08assuming a ceasefire does in fact take place and holes, there's difficult diplomacy and negotiations

11:14that would lie ahead. But with dawn about to break here or just starting to break here in Tel Aviv,

11:20this day could have begun in any number of ways. But at least today, this morning in Israel, in Iran,

11:26and the region itself, there is a chance that no missiles, no bombs, no armed drones could be fired

11:32today. And that is certainly good news, Ed.

11:34Yeah, it's good news. And it's extraordinary, given the high stakes of the situation that we're in.

11:40Anderson, thank you very much. Stay safe out there. And we'll stay close with you

11:45throughout this story. Back here in the studio, President Trump is hardly

11:48the first president to talk the talk when it comes to Iran. But was he the only one to walk the walk?

11:58From the beginning of our administration, we have moved to counter Iran's support of international

12:02terrorism. At the same time, we have tried to stop its quest to acquire weapons and mass destruction.

12:08For the sake of peace, the world must not allow Iran to have a nuclear weapon.

12:15Let there be no doubt. America is determined to prevent Iran from getting a nuclear weapon,

12:21and I will take no options off the table to achieve that goal.

12:24We will not, let me say it again, we will not allow Iran to acquire a nuclear weapon.

12:34Here in the studio, Jamil Jaffer, um, was it that all these other presidents overestimated

12:40Iran? And ultimately, is this the victory that it seems to be for Trump's

12:45decision to actually go forward with these pretty high stakes attacks?

12:49Well, look, at a minimum, Abby, the president was able to successfully conduct an operation

12:53where he took out three major sites in Iran where they were obtaining nuclear capabilities,

12:58enriching uranium and the like. And so at a minimum, that's a big win for the United States,

13:03a big win for the region, a big win for the world. Does that mean Iran won't eventually obtain

13:07a nuclear weapon? Of course not. Does it set them back a significant amount? Absolutely. And is that

13:12an important part of this operation for the world and for the region? 100%.

13:16Too early to take a victory lap? No. I'll be glad to take one.

13:21I know you are. I mean, I guess at the end of the day, though, the question is,

13:26how do we actually get Iran to not have a nuclear weapon? That's really where we're at.

13:31Well, functionally, we did it, you know, with these strikes. I mean, what he did was

13:36a courageous move. And working in concert with our special partner, Israel, you know, we let them

13:41pummel them, take out their air defenses, and then we swoop in the way only we can with these B-2

13:47bombers and these special massive ordinance penetrators, and we deal with the situation.

13:53So it was great tactically. Ultimately, ultimately, the only way to get Iran to stop seeking a nuclear

13:59weapon, I suppose, would be if the people of Iran rose up and tossed these butchers out and got

14:04themselves a new government. I'm not suggesting that we should be involved in that. But you would hope

14:09someday that the people of Iran would decide to have, you know, something more like a normal

14:14government where, you know, you're not constantly trying to get nuclear weapons to bring about the

14:18end of the world, which is effectively what they're constantly trying to do. But today is a great day

14:22for America. It's a great day for Western civilization.

14:24Scott, my problem is the Trump administration is taking a victory lap as if they're the only ones

14:29who planned this. And I understand.

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