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Elbridge Colby Gets GRILLED Under Oath in Explosive Senate Hearing
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March 3, 2026
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10:53Now PlayingBrian Shapiro (host of Pushing the Limits) reacts to a series of clips from a heated Capitol Hill hearing featuring Undersecretary Elbridge Colby, where senators press the Trump administration on Iran, Venezuela, “regime change,” and the National Defense Strategy.
In this compilation, Brian breaks down the most tense exchanges — including Sen. Tim Kaine confronting Colby on whether arresting or assassinating foreign leaders amounts to regime change, Sen. Mark Kelly warning the U.S. is replaying the “imminent threat” playbook, and Sen. Elizabeth Warren challenging the administration’s claims about avoiding interventionism, endless wars, and nation building.
If you follow Trump administration foreign policy, Iran war news, Senate hearing clips, national security strategy debates, or Iraq War comparisons, this reaction video highlights the moments going viral right now.
🔴 In this video:
• Tim Kaine corners Colby on “regime change” definitions
• Mark Kelly warns about repeating the Iraq-era rationale
• Elizabeth Warren presses “interventionism” vs. “America First”
• Brian’s reaction to the contradictions — and what it could mean next
👉 Watch to the end for Brian’s bluntest take on how these clips expose the gap between the talking points and the policy.
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