White House Week in Review (March 14): Iran War, Trade Investigation, Women’s History Month

From new developments in the Iran war to actions on energy and trade, plus celebrations at the White House for Women's History Month, where President Trump received a heartfelt medal. NTD's Daniel Monahan with your White House Week in Review. President Trump says the Iranian regime is now severely hobbled as the Iran war continued this week. It doesn't mean we're going to end it immediately, but they are, they've got no navy, they've got no air force, they've got no anti-air traffic, anything. They have no systems of control. The mullahs are desperate and scrambling. Like the terrorist cowards they are, they fire missiles from schools and hospitals. Iran responding with attacks on ships in the Gulf and neighboring countries. President Trump announcing the release of 172 million barrels from the strategic petroleum reserve to counter rising fuel costs amid the war. We'll fill up our reserves. You know, if you remember, I filled them up. President Trump was in Ohio and Kentucky this week. Jobs, factories and new investments are pouring in as they do. We have added 70,000 new construction jobs. What Mr. Trump has taught me is courage. You know, we never back down from a fight, even if they're much bigger than you. A bartender telling President Trump what his historic tax cut means for her. This year, due to our president's no taxes on tips and overtime policy, I got more year-end taxes back than I ever have, which has helped me get that much closer to my American dream. You have a doctor in the house, please, doctor. Dr. Oz jumping into action after a woman suffered a medical episode during the president's speech in Kentucky. President Trump issued a proclamation marking U.S. hostage and wrongful detainee day. I think we are all seeing right now the threat this clerical regime poses to the region and to the world. They are trying to hold the world hostage. They are attacking their neighbors. President Trump called for protection for members of Iran's national women's soccer team. The president warning that players could face serious danger if they return to Iran after remaining silent during the national anthem at the Women's Asian Cup in Australia. Seven who requested asylum were allowed to stay in the country. President Trump was joined by the first lady as he signed a proclamation for Women's History Month. Well, we're here to celebrate Women's History Month today. We also are celebrating National Working Moms Day. U.S. Olympic bobsledder Callie Humphreys awarding So we only get one, but I want to recognize the support and the impact you've had on women's sports throughout the Olympic movement, specifically standing up to keep biological women in women's sports, to keep the field of play safe and allow for fair competition. The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to intervene in its effort to end temporary protected status for more than living in the United States. And the Trump administration opened investigations into dozens of countries accused of failing to address forced labor. A separate probe targets unfair manufacturing processes. The investigations could result in new tariffs. Daniel Monaghan, NTD News.