So today, you probably saw, maybe you saw all of it, maybe you saw some of it, I watched all of it.

Today, the Secretary of Defense testified to Congress for the first time since his boss started a war with no stated purpose, no strategy, and no clear endgame 58 days ago.

And during that testimony in front of the House Armed Services Committee, Pete

Heggseth reminded all of us that during this time of war, we have the most unqualified,

the most unprepared, and the most clownish person ever to serve in that role. Do you think

we're winning?

Militarily on the battlefield, it's been an astounding military success.

But are we winning the war? Absolutely. Okay, so do you call Iran closing the straight of Hormuz winning? Well, I would say the blockade that we hold that doesn't allow anything to come

in or out of Iranian ports, Okay, so always, so we've

blockaded their blockade. So they blockaded us and then we blockaded their blockade. That's like

saying tag, you're it. I mean, what? I mean, good on Congressman Moulton for keeping a straight

face during that exchange, of course. But it didn't stop there. There's much more.

And before I play this next one, remember for months now, months, Hegset and the entire Trump

administration have justified the need for the war with Iran by saying that Iran was dangerously

close to developing a nuclear weapon. That's been their mantra. Now, today, Hegset couldn't seem to keep that story

straight. Their nuclear facilities have been obliterated. Underground, they're buried and we're watching

them 24-7. So we know where any nuclear material be-climbing my time for a quick second here.

We had to start this war, you just said, 60 days ago,

because the nuclear weapon was an imminent threat. Now you're saying that it was completely obliterated.

They had not given up their nuclear ambitions. I mean, the look on Adam Smith faces at all. Okay, so with that logic, bombing is not about

destroying the facilities. It's about making them give up their ambitions through bombing.

How does that work exactly? And then there was what he had to say about the cost of the war.

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