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12:39Now PlayingPresident Trump is turning maximum pressure on both Iran and Congress as Washington faces major decisions on war, border security, and election integrity. Congressman Scott Perry lays out the high stakes surrounding the SAVE Act and the debate over whether Republicans should keep the filibuster or bypass it to secure immediate legislative wins. While ending the filibuster could help pass voter protection measures now, many conservatives fear it would backfire badly if Democrats return to power and use that same opening to add new states, pack the Supreme Court, reopen the border, or ban voter ID nationwide.
The discussion also turns to a dramatic military success involving the rescue of a downed American weapons officer, a mission that highlighted the skill, deception tactics, and courage of U.S. forces. Perry, a veteran, weighs in on the Iran strikes and the broader risk of escalation, emphasizing the need to use military force carefully while still showing strength. President Trump is signaling both resolve and restraint, warning Iran to make a deal while also leaving the door open for a possible ceasefire.
At the same time, frustration is growing over NATO and allied nations benefiting from an open Strait of Hormuz while offering limited help. The broader message is clear: Trump is trying to end the conflict quickly, protect American interests, and force Congress to act on domestic priorities before the window closes.
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