I Didn’t Want to Say This… But After Joe Kent, I Have To
March 20, 2026
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Following Joe Kent’s resignation, new questions are emerging about the direction, transparency, and decision-making surrounding the escalating conflict with Iran. As more details come out, many Americans are beginning to question what is really happening behind the scenes.
In this video, Maj Toure addresses the backlash against those asking hard questions and challenges the idea that skepticism equals disloyalty. He breaks down why questioning leadership, narratives, and wartime decisions is not only necessary, but deeply rooted in American principles.
This discussion explores media narratives, government accountability, and why critical thinking matters now more than ever. If you care about truth, transparency, and protecting your rights, this is a conversation you cannot afford to ignore.
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