In an explosive turn of events, Donald Trump is experiencing what could be his most triumphant week as president, according to Jesse Watters. NATO has dubbed him “Daddy,” a ceasefire is holding, and the stock market is on the brink of an all-time high. Most notably, a U.S. military operation has obliterated Iran’s nuclear program, a mission 15 years in the making.

At the Pentagon, Secretary Hegseth and General Raising Cain celebrated the success of Operation Midnight Hammer, which targeted Iran’s Fordow facility. This operation involved meticulous planning and groundbreaking technology that led to the destruction of critical nuclear infrastructure. The Pentagon released dramatic footage showing the firepower unleashed—over 120,000 pounds of munitions dropped, followed by an additional 30,000 pounds of Tomahawk missiles.

The aftermath was immediate and intense, with Iran retaliating by launching missiles at U.S. bases. However, American forces, equipped with the largest single Patriot missile engagement in military history, intercepted the threats successfully. Reports confirm that Iran’s nuclear capabilities have been severely damaged, with Iranian officials admitting their installations are “badly damaged.”

Despite this victory, the narrative is contested. Critics, including CNN, allege the strikes may not have been effective, a claim that has been met with fierce rebuttals from Trump supporters who emphasize the mission’s success. As tensions rise, the political fallout is palpable, with accusations of leaks from Congress complicating the situation further.

As the world watches closely, Trump’s administration is poised to capitalize on this pivotal moment, but the ramifications of this military action are still unfolding. The stakes are high, and the implications could reshape the geopolitical landscape.