2025-06-24
24 分钟It's Tuesday, June 24th.
I'm Jane Coaston, and this is What a Day,
the show that salutes the onion for mailing every member of Congress a very special message in the wake of strikes in Iran.
They should continue to be big cowards.
Quote,
this is the time to let the wave of apathy and indifference roll over you
as you think about getting a really nice renovation to your house in Kalorama.
On today's show, New York City starts the process of voting for its next mayor.
And the Supreme Court gives the Trump administration the green light to deport migrants wherever it wants,
for now.
But let's start with the latest news from the Middle East.
On Monday,
Iran fired missiles at an American military base in Qatar in retaliation for American strikes on three Iranian nuclear enrichment sites.
The Qatari government announced that U.S. forces were able to intercept those missiles.
President Donald Trump said on Truth Social that the Iranian government gave advance notice before the strikes to avoid casualties,
saying Iran had, quote, gotten it all out of their system.
It's worth remembering that the United States and Iran have a lengthy history, most of it not great.
My colleague, Matt Berg, spoke to Virginia Democratic Senator Tim Kaine on Monday.
He's a member of the Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees,
and he introduced a war powers resolution expressing concern about the escalating violence,