The episode begins with a message from the U.S. president on Truth Social, warning that Iran's entire civilization might die tonight, though he expresses hope for a revolutionary change. It notes a complete regime change in Iran, with the ayatollahs' regime suffering casualties but not surrendering. The bulletin shifts to Spanish politics, where Vox refuses to let the Socialist Party into regional parliament negotiations, while María Guardiola emphasizes good understanding with Vox in Extremadura for a stable government. It discusses the controversy over moving the Guernica painting to the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, with Madrid's president Isabel Díaz Ayuso calling it a 'catetada' and Culture Minister Resurta Sun citing technical concerns about vibrations damaging the artwork. Sun criticizes Ayuso for using insults. The episode reviews international newspaper front pages with Itana Sánchez, covering NHS strike costs of over 3 billion pounds in three years, Trump threatening to bomb Iran back to the Stone Age, and a U.S. F-15 being shot down in Iran with one pilot rescued and another missing. It mentions Trump demanding a 44% increase in the U.S. defense budget and European refusal to yield to U.S. pressures, highlighting transatlantic rifts. The Artemis II mission is featured, with astronauts observing the moon's far side and traveling farther from Earth than any humans before. The episode concludes with credits for the technical and production team, directing listeners to libertaddigital.com and esradio.fm for more information.
