The White House put a video on social media

that depicted this war as a video game.

When American service members killed in action are returning to the United States in flag-draped coffins. And even more

Americans have lost limbs or suffered terrible brain injuries or are fighting for their lives. This

White House treats war like a game. And it's a disgrace.

And it speaks to the moral rot of this administration.

Hi there, everyone. It's now five o'clock in New York. Hi there, everyone.

It's now five o'clock in New York.

That was Georgia Senator John Ossoff calling out Donald Trump and his administration

over the childish and churlish way.

They're trying to sell the war in Iran,

a war that has so far claimed the lives of 13 American service members

and injured hundreds more. There is no duty for any commander-in-chief or any world leader

more solemn than the decision to take their country to war. In the past, that decision has required

an American president to meet the dual responsibilities of honoring the members of the

military for their service and their sacrifice and their bravery while also justifying to them

and their parents and their kids and their family members and the country as a whole why that

sacrifice was necessary, why the choice of war was necessary for American national security.

Here's some of what that looked like in the past.

Tonight, I salute the skill and professionalism of the men and women of our armed forces who carried out this mission.

It's an honor to be your commander-in-chief.

These tragic events raise hard questions about our effort in Somalia.

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