Iran Ceasefire Is 'Dead,' Democratic Strategist Hodge Says

Adam Hodge argues the US-Iran ceasefire is dead and the recent strikes will provoke an Iranian response, leading to another hot war. He says this will cause higher gasoline and food prices broadly for Americans, and also hurt Republican polling numbers. - Ceasefire between US and Iran considered dead after latest US strikes - Conflict expected to spiral into a broader shooting war with Iranian retaliation - Higher gasoline and food prices forecast as a direct consequence - Inflationary impact across the board for American consumers - Political risk with Republican polling numbers expected to decline