Rep. Moran Backs End to Iran War Through Strength, Aligns with Trump Pause
The KETK segment reports that U.S. strikes on Iran are paused as President Trump offers the regime a final chance for a deal during ongoing peace talks. It features an interview with Rep. Nathaniel Moran (R-TX), who states that Trump is acting in line with congressional and East Texas desires to end the conflict through strength while shifting focus to domestic issues like gas prices. The White House believes Tehran is nearing agreement on international shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, after which nuclear program talks would follow. Sourcing is primarily the on-camera interview with Moran and unnamed White House statements. No Iranian officials or opposing lawmakers are featured. The report references the recent history of strikes and the broader war that began in February 2026 with U.S.-Israeli action against Iranian nuclear and military targets.
Source: KETK NBC