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I'm Scott Robbins.

That's David Van Camp.

Jamie Markley has the day off today.

And we were talking about this earlier today. And Caroline Levitt is certainly no, none of these other

aides that were there before her. Oh, no way. No. She goes right after him hard and she did it again

today. This reporter is pushing fake news and she's

not going to have any of it and here we go. Yeah, Natasha Bertrand with CNN published the story

that the Iranian airstrikes were not really all that successful, leaving out key details initially

like the fact that the source of the claim was a preliminary report with low confidence.

Yeah. Now, the White House press secretary, as you mentioned, Caroline Levitt, she was not going to let that stand. And so she just went right after her. This is a longer clip again, but, I mean, there's just so much good in there. I didn't know where to cut it. Right. But she's not going to stand for this. It was a total obliteration, as the president said. And not only does our own intelligence say that, but also the Iranian foreign minister

has said that.

We saw Israel conclude the same thing based on their own intelligence.

We also had the United Nations say that as well.

So I think the only other time the United Nations, Israel, Iran, and the United States has

agreed on something is that the sky is blue, but they all agree that Iran's nuclear facilities were completely

demolished. And I would just like to reemphasize, you mentioned. This was a low confidence,

preliminary intelligence assessment. And the entirety of that assessment was not leaked to the media. Only tidbits of that

assessment were leaked to CNN. And we have seen this playbook run before where you have people

in the intelligence community or perhaps on Capitol Hill. We don't know. But I believe the FBI is

investigating to find out who that leaker was because it's illegal and they should be held accountable for that.

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