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Pentagon Pressed by Reporters Over Hidden U.S. Troop Injuries in Iran War 3/11/26
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2:12:02Now PlayingThere is wide reporting about the 7 members of the U.S. military who have died in Trump’s war against Iran. It turns out many others have been hurt. We are now learning that about 140 United States troops have been injured in the 10 days since the start of this conflict. Of those, 8 are hospitalized with severe injuries and 108 have returned to duty. How much of a toll will American’s accept as Trump’s war continues?
Mo Kelly will be in to discuss it all.
Presidential historian and political analyst John Rothmann will also drop by to weigh in.
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3/11/26
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