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Hello and welcome to the show.

Hello and welcome to the DSR Daily.

I'm David Rothkopf.

I'm joined by Riley Fessler and Minna Stein.

We're here to go over what's happening in the world.

What it means, Minna, kick us off.

Congressional and Pentagon officials are increasingly alarmed that the Trump administration may scapegoat Admiral Frank Bradley for a September 2nd strike in which two defenseless survivors on a

suspected drug smuggling boat were killed, following what witnesses say was defense secretary

Pete Hegseth's order to leave no one alive. Lawmakers from both parties have

opened investigations, seeking video, audio, and legal justifications, while military officials

expressed anger at the White House's statements, that the White House's statements appear to shift

responsibility onto service members. Legal experts and former military leaders say the killings

violated international law and could constitute murder or war crimes, intensifying scrutiny

as the administration withholds key evidence and defends the strike under a dispute claim

of armed conflict with drug cartel groups. I mean, look, you know, within the military right now, there's a debate about how to describe

everything that's going on with Venezuela. On the one hand, you could call it a snafu,

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