It's difficult to keep up with the U.S.'s strategy in Iran as Trump keeps changing the conditions on the fly

Tensions around the Strait of Hormuz remain high, with the waterway technically open but operating at limited capacity as military threats and shipping disruptions continue. The U.S. and Iran have engaged in scattered clashes, including naval incidents and enforcement actions against vessels, while both sides try to assert control over transit. Iran has tightened oversight of ships passing through the strait, while the U.S. has pushed back with escorts and limited blockades, creating a volatile standoff. At the same time, fragile diplomatic talks are underway, though any new confrontation could quickly derail them. The situation is already impacting global oil markets, with higher prices and ongoing uncertainty about whether conditions will stabilize or escalate further. Colonel Jeff McCausland, CBS Military Analyst, joins Newell to discuss the latest.