I believe we do have the support of the American people, and we have briefed regularly what this mission looks like and why it's critically important that we undertake it.

And I would remind you and this group that we're two months in to an effort.

And many congressional Democrats, as I pointed out, want to declare defeat two months in.

Iraq took how many years? Iraq took how many years?

Afghanistan took how many years?

And they were nebulous missions

that people went along with.

This is different.

This is a defined mission set

that we have had great success in pursuing

against a determined enemy

who seeks nuclear weapons.

That's Defense Secretary Pete Higset yesterday on Capitol Hill, laying out why he believes

Americans support the war with Iran.

It comes as the Trump administration is about to pass the deadline for congressional approval.

The question is, how will the administration respond?

Also on Capitol Hill, the House finally passed a bill to end the record partial shutdown funding most of DHS.

The question is, did this measure only kick the can down the road?

Plus, we'll dig into the redistricting chaos in Louisiana after the state governor said he intends to delay House primaries in response to the Supreme Court's ruling this week.

The question is, will the high court have to get involved again?

It's way too early.

The show that still can't believe the final score of that next game will have highlights ahead in sports.

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