It's Tuesday, March 3rd, I'm Jane Costen, and this is What A Day,
the show that felt so bad for Oklahoma Republican Senator Mark Wayne Mullen speaking on Fox Business Monday.
It really is tough to keep your Middle East conflicts straight.
But it's up to the Iraqi people, or I'm sorry, the Iranian people, to choose their next leader.
I know.
It's such an easy mistake to make.
On today's show,
First Lady Melania Trump presides over a United Nations Security Council meeting about protecting children in conflict,
something the Trump administration definitely cares about,
and its primary day for voters in three southern states.
But let's start with the war in Iran and the battle over what to do about it in Congress.
As of our recording time on Monday, the U.S.
and Israel are continuing to attack targets across Iran.
And in the first public address by a Trump administration official since the attacks began,
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told reporters or,
more accurately,
yelled at reporters on Monday that it's really none of their business or yours what the U.S.
is doing there.
But going forward, why in the world would we tell you, you,
the enemy, anybody what we will or will not do in pursuit of an objective?