Michael Cohen
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The War They Said Was Over
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June 3, 2026
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11:53Now PlayingJust days after administration officials suggested the conflict was winding down, Iran launched new attacks targeting Kuwait, Bahrain, and U.S. interests in the Gulf region. Meanwhile, Secretary of State Marco Rubio continues to argue that the war is effectively over, even as missiles, drones, and military operations continue across the Middle East.
In this episode of The Michael Cohen Show, Michael Cohen breaks down the latest developments involving Iran, Kuwait, Bahrain, the Strait of Hormuz, and the ongoing negotiations that President Trump says are still taking place behind the scenes. Cohen examines the contradictions between what administration officials are saying publicly and what is actually happening on the ground.
The conversation explores Iran’s strategy, CENTCOM operations, missile interceptions, drone attacks, economic pressure campaigns, and the broader geopolitical implications of a conflict that appears to be simultaneously escalating and negotiating toward peace. Cohen also analyzes Trump’s latest Truth Social posts, Rubio’s congressional testimony, and the growing uncertainty surrounding America’s objectives in the region.
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