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Remember back in September when President Trump unilaterally decided to blow up a Venezuelan boat and then posted a video of it?

Breaking news. Brand new video. You're looking at the moment that President Trump said the U.S. military struck a suspected drug boat tied to the cartels.

It was the first of many deadly strikes, each accompanied by jarring images of vessels and American crosshairs.

Trump said 11 people, drug traffickers, he says, were killed in the strike in international waters.

These black and white pictures were meant to look like evidence, proof.

Trump posted this video of the strike on social media and claimed the vessel was trafficking narcotics.

But I always wonder what's left out of videos like these.

And over the holiday weekend, it seems we began to find out.

A report in the Washington Post alleged the administration's very first strike, the one on September 2nd, didn't go as planned, that two people survived, and that Americans returned to kill them.

Someone who watched it all go down reportedly called what happened horrifying.

In the day since, others have described it as unlawful, even a war crime.

So I called up an expert to walk me through what we know.

Steve, can I call you, Steve? How should I address you? Should I address you as retired major general?

No, just call me Steve.

Stephen Lepper is a retired Air Force Major General and also a lawyer. He gave legal advice to the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

He was a military judge, too.

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