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Today, the U.S. war with Iran is sparking doubt from within.

We're here, dozens and dozens of veterans who served in Iraq and Afghanistan, we're here because

you don't want service members today to make the same mistakes.

As opposition to the war with Iran grows, some inside the U.S. military are starting to question

what they're being asked to do.

I'm U.Kabilalal and this is the take.

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Now, here's today's show. My name's Mike Prysner. I'm the executive

director at the Center on Conscience and War. Mike, welcome to the take. It's really good to have you.

I want to start with this moment that's gone viral. It happened at the music festival, Coachella, in California, where I am.

And in this clip, Julian Casablanca, who's the lead singer of the rock band, The Strokes, was on stage,

and he'd said something that took some of the people in the crowd by surprise.

You guys excited about the draft?

Oh, wait, no, not the NFL draft.

I'm talking about in six months.

I think everyone's going to have to register who's eligible for the military.

You guys excited?

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