The White House wants $200 billion for the war with Iran.
Will the leaders you elected in Washington go for it?
It takes money to kill bad guys.
Congress gets to decide, however, and cracks are already emerging among some Republicans.
Not putting troops anywhere...
The president has said that before, but he's also leaving wiggle room.
Why is that?
President Trump asked us to hold off on future attacks, and we're holding off.
Now Iran, however, has hit some of Israel's oil fields.
Can both sides stop hitting energy resources?
And Americans divided with the nation at war.
We're not buying that... that they were, you know, a threat to us.
We should have did it a long time ago.
CNN This Morning starts right now.
Okay, you've got oil prices surging, the gas supply squeezed.
Officials warn the war is creating the largest supply disruption in the history of the global oil market.
Good morning, everybody.
I'm Audie Cornish and we are following this breaking news on multiple fronts.
We're going to start with more oil refineries struck overnight in Saudi Arabia and in Israel and in Kuwait.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said his country acted alone in hitting Iran's largest energy site, the South Pars gas field.