We have major developments right now regarding the war in Iran. The Pentagon's narrative over why

it launched strikes in Iran has been completely undercut. Why? Well, because this weekend,

the Trump administration argued that strikes on Iran were necessary as preemptive strikes to

stop Iran from striking us. Well, the truth is very different. The truth is there is

zero intelligence, and Pentagon officials confirmed that to Congress over the weekend that Iran was

planning on striking Israel or the United States. And it begs the question, why did the United States

strike then? We may know the answer. And the answer may be

because Donald Trump wanted to kill the Ayatollah before the Ayatollah was able to kill Trump.

Now, at the same time, the future of Iran is more uncertain than ever, because the president of the

United States has acknowledged that his,

quote, second place and third place candidates to lead Iran were also killed in the strikes.

And so now we don't know who will lead the country, all while Pete Hexeth, the Secretary of Defense,

now claims that the goal of the war in Iran is not regime change,

despite that being explicit in the president's announcement Saturday morning.

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Major developments right now emerging first.

Pentagon briefers acknowledged, according to CNN, to congressional staff, that Iran was not

planning to strike U.S. forces or bases in the Middle East unless Israel

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