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Yesterday, it was the fate of a civilization.

Today, it's the fate of the ceasefire, sifting the warring interpretations of what has and has not been agreed to.

President Trump said in the past few weeks, NATO has been tested and NATO has failed.

Pretty awkward prelude for the president's meeting with NATO's general secretary we explore.

Maga Republican Clay Fuller won the special election for Marjorie Taylor Green's seat in Congress.

His margin of victory in North Georgia much narrower than Greens.

Worrysome?

We ask the congressman elect. Hello, everyone, I'm Major Garrett in Washington.

Let me welcome you to the takeout.

This morning, the adjective for the U.S. Iran ceasefire was fragile.

At this hour, flawed might prove more accurate. The White House said there had been a

quote-unquote uptick in tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. Then Iran said it had

closed the strait when Israel continued bombing Lebanon, killing reportedly 112 people and

wounding hundreds.

Iran said Lebanon was supposed to be part of the ceasefire.

The White House and Israel still coordinating hour by hour said it was not.

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