Hegseth: Who controls the Strait of Hormuz? President Trump said it, and he's right. The United States of America controls the Strait of Hormuz. We're able to bring oil in and out and other things with partners, and have done so now for weeks and weeks.
Hegseth: CENTCOM will be busy tonight. Because President Trump said we will be hitting Iran hard. Iran has a chance to make a great deal ... Instead they are going to have tap, tap, tap bombs dropping on key facilities from the USA.
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro: On top of the reckless rhetoric, the tariffs that the Trump administration has put in place are a real threat to both of our economies ... All that chaos at the federal level in the United States is making us all worse off.
Defence Minister David McGuinty on Russia calling Canada a "warmonger": It's not unexpected ... We would expect to see the Russians to be critical because they don't appreciate the fact that NATO is coming together to assist a country that's in need.
Hegseth: Those strikes that will happen tonight will be strong. They will be clear. Iran has an opportunity to make a deal. That's the point. President Trump is a deal maker, the best in the world. He's prepared to make that deal. Iran would be wise to take it.
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro: I know that, to many Canadians, the United States does not feel very welcoming right now. I get that, given the reckless and disrespectful rhetoric coming from our president.
Footage from today’s mass protests in Albania over Jared Kushner’s luxury‑resort plan — the eleventh straight day of demonstrations.
PM Carney on Gordie Howe bridge: Everyone's working hard to make sure the bridge is open as soon as possible. There's no big drama. If it takes a little longer, it'll take a little longer.
Vic Fedeli rushes to Doug Ford’s defence over rumours that Donald Trump had a Ford event in Washington cancelled.
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Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro: I do not believe that the President is right in suggesting that we don't need each other. I think our economies are linked and they should be linked, but they should be done in a way that is mutually beneficial.
