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stopping. And we have some big news about the war in Iran. We have a major settlement with the DOJ

regarding Michael Flynn, Donald Trump's former national security advisor. And to top it all off,

well, Donald Trump just suffered a major loss in Utah that could fundamentally alter the

future of the House of Representatives.

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Donald Trump is not happy. He's not happy because the war in Iran is not going to plan again.

And while it's got into the point where he is lashing out at NATO again, he is lashing out at America's allies,

he's doing anything and everything in his power to avoid talking about the ongoing war,

or rather to avoid talking about the fact that the United States

has not achieved its objectives. We learned over the past 24 hours that Donald Trump every day

receives a two-minute long briefing of sorts, a video. And that video is essentially a compilation,

a highlight reel of all the good things that the United

States military has done in Iran. And when I say good, it's literally just a two-minute video

of all the successful bombings that the United States military has done in Iran. But the president

isn't being shown are what the Iranians are doing and the other side to this conflict.

And as a result, he has a kind of myopic, but also an improper view on the war, because the war

is very different than what the president himself is being told right now behind the scenes by some of his advisors.

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