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'No one' in admin is providing details on Iran's nuclear program actually being destroyed: Kube

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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth spoke this morning at the Pentagon, criticizing the media for reporting the enriched uranium was moved prior to the bombing. NBC News’ Monica Alba and Courtney Kube report the latest. President Emeritus of the Council on Foreign Relations Richard Haass and former CIA official Marc Polymeropoulos join Ana Cabrera to explain why it’s “unlikely Iran will give up its nuclear program.”

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Defense Secretary Pete HegsethNBC News Monica AlbaCourtney KubePresident EmeritusForeign Relations Richard HaassMarc PolymeropoulosAna CabreraInstagram Download

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