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A CBS reporter in Austin, Texas, defied an order that he apparently received from his superiors to de-emphasize the positive response at the state’s capitol from Americans to the U.S. military action against Iran over the weekend.

In the joint operation with Israel, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and many others in the nation’s civilian and military leadership were reportedly eliminated.

President Donald Trump delivered the news after noting during his State of the Union address last week that Iran’s government had killed an estimated 32,000 of its citizens who had engaged in protests against the brutal regime.

The president warned the Iranian government last month not to kill the protesters, whom the president encouraged in a social media post at the time to “take over your institutions,” adding that “help is on the way.”

Celebrations broke out among the Iranian diaspora and others living in the United States and around the world following the announcement of Khamenei’s demise, including in Austin, Texas.

CBS News affiliate reporter Vinny Martorano had a hot-mic moment that has since gone viral, which showed him standing in front of demonstrators who were praising Trump and Israel for their attacks on Iran’s regime.

A crew member handed Martorano a phone before he went on air, which he read, apparently telling him to downplay expressions of support for the U.S. operation, dubbed Epic Fury, the Media Research Center’s Newsbusters reported.

“What does that mean?” the reporter asked.

“It means they don’t want us to........

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