Operation Epic Fury

Operation Epic Fury

From Straight to The Point With Catherine Herridge by L.A. Times Studios, Catherine Herridge

April 17, 2026 · 23 min · Episode 23

About this episode

Retired General Joe Votel provides an in-depth analysis of Operation Epic Fury and the ongoing conflict with Iran.

BREAKING: Retired CENTCOM Commander Gives Exclusive In-Depth Analysis of Operation Epic Fury; Warns That Iran’s Fight is "Existential" And U.S. Should Not Underestimate Their Ability to Continue Enduring The Fight This week on Straight to the Point, on the eve of the ceasefire, I sat down with retired 4-Star General Joe Votel for an exclusive interview to discuss Operation Epic Fury. Gen. Votel gives expert insight into how long Iran can sustain the fight, what it would take to open the Strait of Hormuz by force, control Kharg Island, options for securing Iran’s enriched uranium, the planning behind last weekend’s successful rescue operation inside Iran, and the atmosphere in the Situation Room during high-risk missions. Straight to the Point: Operation Epic Fury 00:30 US Had Iran Attack Plan On The Shelf - Deliberate Execution of Campaign Plan 01:25 Military End State 02:00 This is Existential: Iran Has “Very Great” Ability to Absorb Pain 03:03 Remaining Military Objectives 03:30 Opening Strait of Hormuz By Force 06:10 What It Would Take For US To Control Kharg Island 07:20 Is Deployment of Ground Forces Likely Or Inevitable? 08:25 Does the US Military Have Capabilities To Seize…

People in this episode

Host: Catherine Herridge

Guest: Joe Votel

Topics covered

  • military strategy
  • Iran conflict
  • U.S. foreign policy
  • rescue operations
  • geopolitical analysis

Keywords

  • Operation Epic Fury
  • Iran
  • U.S. military
  • Joe Votel
  • rescue mission
  • Strait of Hormuz
  • Kharg Island
  • President Trump

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: CENTCOM

Places: Iran, Strait of Hormuz, Kharg Island

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