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Hegseth vs. Press on Iran: Biased Reporting or Foreign Policy Failure?
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March 20, 2026
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1:02:26Now PlayingPete Hegseth is at war with the press over Iran. Joe Kent has resigned. Oil prices are still climbing. So is the Trump administration facing biased media coverage, or is the Iran war creating real foreign policy fallout at home?
On this episode of The Group Chat, we break down Hegseth’s clash with the media over Iran coverage, whether the Trump administration is leaning too heavily on the anti-Trump media argument, and how Joe Kent’s resignation is fueling questions about division inside the GOP. We also get into JD Vance’s comments, the political fallout from the Iran war, rising oil prices, and what this conflict could cost Americans at home, including farmers and consumers already feeling the squeeze.
Is the media refusing to give Trump a win on Iran? Are Democrats playing the same game from the other side? And is this war starting to backfire politically as gas and oil prices rise?
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The Group Chat" brings together four of America's most interesting political strategists, journalists and commentators for what makes 2WAY unique: conversations like no other. Coming from very different points of view, this week's panel—Nina Turner, Emma Morris, Robby Soave, and Michael LaRosa—have a discussion about news and culture that is lively and vigorous but always on the lookout for common ground. The 2WAY ethos of peace, love and understanding maintained throughout respectful but passionate debate—as it is around family dinner tables across America.
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