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‘Pulling teeth’: Pentagon offers little explanation to strike on alleged Venezuelan drug boat
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7:28Now PlayingThe Trump administration struck a boat off in the southern Caribbean that they allege was trafficking drugs bound for the U.S., but not much proof has been offered to support this claim. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegesth claims the administration knew “exactly who they were.” Independent Veterans of American Founder & CEO Paul Reickoff and New York Times national security and Pentagon correspondent Helene Cooper join Katy Tur to talk about the expanding use of American military power by President Trump.
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