Welcome back, everyone to a new episode of Your Wrong with Molly Hemingway,

Editor-in-Chief the Federalist and David Harsani, senior writer at the Washington Examiner.

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Molly, looks like you're on the road again.

I am.

I'm in beautiful tell your-eyed Colorado.

And I'm really supposed to be on a little mini vacation, but I, but we took a break last week and it seemed like two weeks was too much of a break for us.

I know our listeners just really rely on this podcast.

Molly, America needs us. Two weeks. It's too long for us to be away. We are, we need to tell people what to think.

Let's, so because we haven't been on for two weeks, there are, there have been a lot of stories, actually. It's been pretty, pretty busy out there. And a lot of the news is not great, you know. I think we should start with

talking about a piece that appeared in the Washington Post over the vacation. I'm not, I don't

remember what day exactly, that accused Pete Hexeth of essentially committing a war crime, right?

All anonymous sources, correct?

Well, and can you say what the piece said exactly?

Because I don't read the Washington Post anymore because they just push hoaxes so much that I don't even want to pollute my mind with their info ops.

But you read it, so tell us what it said.

Well, people know, I sure that the uh the the the the trump administration has been targeting um narco traffickers in the

the caribbean and i believe the pacific right um blowing them up so in this this story, Pete Hexeth, sources claim that he, there was an initial strike,

which did not destroy the Bowden, kill everyone on it.

So he ordered a second strike to finish the job. I think there's a quote

in there, something about him saying at one point that we need to kill everyone, right? So it seems to

me, well, then he denied it that that took place. But there was a second story.

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