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Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio,

the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

I know how the public is going to react,

because I felt my own reaction.

You know, I've spent years looking at videos of lethal action taken, often in the terrorism context.

And this video was profoundly shaken.

And I think it's important for Americans to see it.

So that's another Democrat who saw the video of that second strike on the boat and the two dudes in the water who was

disturbed highly disturbed then he got senator tom cotton on one of the so sunday shows yesterday he

also saw the video they were not floating in the ocean on a wooden plank or in life jackets they

were on the capsized vessel they were not incapacitated in any way. It was entirely appropriate

to strike the boat again to make sure that cargo was destroyed. It is in no way violation of the

law of war. And I think the Washington Post owes Secretary Hexeth, and especially Admiral Mitch

Bradley, a highly decorated career navy seal, an apology for that slander.

Not two guys in distress, floating along, hanging on to a piece of wood, according to Tom Cotton.

Well, let's hear yet another point of view.

This is Representative Adam Smith.

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