And now, your daily dose of debate, breaking news, and uncensored views. This is the Michael Medved

show. And another great day in this greatest nation on God's Green Earth, where people around the

world really have a stake in the success of this great nation,

in the success of this nation in conducting what has now been a two weeks war.

Two weeks into a war, ideally you don't want to see headlines like this

that say, already won or got to finish the job, full colon, White House confusion.

That confusion should only be made worse by more partisanship.

There is an extremely persuasive column in the Wall Street Journal by David Bowles,

who points out that partisanship on Iran is dangerous.

Why is it so profoundly dangerous?

We will get to that on the Michael Medved show.

Meanwhile, the danger of war

has resulted in a terrible accident. As reported by CNN, all crew members who were aboard the

refueling aircraft that went down in Iraq yesterday have been confirmed dead.

That was announced by the U.S. Central Command today.

All six crew members aboard that KC. 135 refueling aircraft went down not not in Iran, but in western Iraq, which basically is

friendly territory to the United States right now. And in Iraq, they were confirmed deceased.

CENTCOM posted the information on X.

The military previously announced the deaths of four of the crew members aboard the aircraft.

Sentcom shared in an earlier post that the incident is under investigation,

but it determined that the crash was not due to

hostile fire or friendly fire. The Islamic resistance of Iraq, an umbrella group of factions

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