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Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, who served as a Navy officer, spoke to CNN’s Jake Tapper about the loss of US service members in the Iran conflict and the Trump administration’s handling of the military campaign.

0:00 Former Biden aide Pete Buttigieg reacts to Pete Hegseth’s comment about Iran
2:12 Buttigieg weighs in on Trump’s handling of the Iran war
4:07 Former GOP rep. calls out trump’s “big mistake” in Iran conflict
7:47 Republican strategist on whether Trump adequately prepared the country for Iran conflict

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  1. 10
    @DORAEMON-bw8jk

    Trump should withdraw and allow Israel to finish this war. He should stick to playing Pirates of the Caribbean against South American countries like he did a couple months ago. The Middle East is very hard to bully.

  2. 11
    @WafferSmith

    This is super disgusting, Iranian assets anyone? Lol 
    They think you’re stupid. I hope the left keeps this anti American rhetoric up. Never forget they told you we lost on day 3. 🇺🇸

  3. 13
    @AliKalu-l7f

    Condolences on the dumbest president-dictator- leader of any country in the world of 1st quarter of 21st century.

  4. 14
    @Daniel-ty2ke

    Isn’t this the guy that spent tens of billions of dollars to install 6 chargers then took a 2 year vacation???

  5. 19
    @Indic_civilization

    No conscience can remain unmoved by the slaughter of 168 innocent schoolchildren in the city of Minab. Across the world, families who cherish the safety and laughter of their own children will look upon this act with horror and outrage. The responsibility attributed to the U.S. administration will not be easily forgotten, nor quietly forgiven. History will record this day as a stain of brutality, and the cries of those children will echo far beyond borders and generations.

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