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Trump Put Words in Dead Soldiers' Mouths | Ossoff Corners Hegseth
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9:18Now PlayingTrump told the cameras that Americans killed in the Iran war had personally told him—"very strongly"—that Iran can never have a nuclear weapon. He put words in dead men's mouths to sell the war that killed them.
A day earlier, he posted a body-count comparison on Truth Social, framing eighteen American deaths as a bargain. At the ceremony itself, the military muted the microphones for the full ten minutes, so nobody heard the families.
Then the Senate got its turn. Jon Ossoff pressed Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth on his own sworn testimony: the day-3 promise to destroy the missile threat, the day-5 vow to obliterate Iran's missiles and drones, the day-9 assurance on 60 Minutes, and the day-14 declaration that the enemy was "combat ineffective." One yes-or-no question, asked again and again. David Shuster rolls the tape on what the secretary of defense said instead of answering—while the Pentagon requests $67 billion more.
Using the troops, even the dead, as political props. It is disgusting, and it is despicable.
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