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Welcome back, America. I'm Hugh, joined now by Nebraska, Senator Deb Fisher. Senator Fisher is a member of the United States Senate's Armed Services Committee.

Senator, welcome.

Give us your assessment of the first 10 days of the battle with Iran.

Hi, Hugh.

It's just great to be with you.

First of all, I support the president and the administration's actions that they've taken on Iran.

This is a state sponsor of terrorism around the world.

They are a threat to our country.

So I think that the actions are being taken have been good.

First of all, we've been given briefings a number of times. We just had another classified

briefing this morning on the Armed Services Committee about what's happening, how it's progressing.

But the administration's been clear, as I said, on those military objectives, and that's to make

sure that Iran does not get a nuclear weapon.

It's also to destroy their ballistic missile capability. Right now, that short range and

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