What Iranians and Israelis think about their warring leaders

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  Good morning. It's Tuesday, June 17th.

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  I'm Gideon Resnick in for Shamita Basu.

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  This is Apple News Today.

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  On today's show,

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  how a police sergeant's hunch threw off the Minnesota suspect's plan to kill more lawmakers.

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  After Trump's tariff announcement, members of Congress went on a stock trading spree.

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  And the Louvre is so popular that workers there are on strike.

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  But first, to the Middle East, where waves of missiles continue to fly between Iran and Israel.

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  Yesterday, Israel presented a confident picture of its operation,

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  as the military claimed it had achieved full aerial control above Tehran.

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  In Iran, we witnessed dramatic scenes,

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  and a broadening of the assault quite literally played out on TV,

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  as state media was interrupted at one point by bombings.

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  Today,

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  we're going to spend some time looking at

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  how the citizens on the ground watching rockets fly above them feel

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  and explore how Iranians and Israelis are reacting to their leaders' actions.

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  Iran's repressive regime

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  means it can be difficult to get an authentic impression of popular opinion.

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  But reporters covering the country

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