Trump Wanted to Kill. Then He Bombed.
Then He Bombed.*Tap.* *Tap.* Is this thing on?William Kristol, Andrew Egger, and Sonny Bunch27 JulyUpgrade to listen15 minutes1851312By all appearances, the war in Iran is back on hold. After nearly two weeks of nightly bombing, the United States abruptly paused further strikes on Iran on Friday, ostensibly in order to create space for further peace talks. The pause reportedly came after Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen.
- ▪Then He Bombed.*Tap.* *Tap.* Is this thing on?William Kristol, Andrew Egger, and Sonny Bunch27 JulyUpgrade to listen15 minutes1851312By all appearances, the war in Iran is back on hold.
- ▪After nearly two weeks of nightly bombing, the United States abruptly paused further strikes on Iran on Friday, ostensibly in order to create space for further peace talks.
- ▪The pause reportedly came after Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen.
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Morning ShotsTrump Wanted to Kill. Then He Bombed.*Tap.* *Tap.* Is this thing on?William Kristol, Andrew Egger, and Sonny Bunch27 JulyUpgrade to listen15 minutes1851312By all appearances, the war in Iran is back on hold. After nearly two weeks of nightly bombing, the United States abruptly paused further strikes on Iran on Friday, ostensibly in order to create space for further peace talks. The pause reportedly came after Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan Caine raised concerns Friday about America’s dwindling munitions stockpile. It’s all going great! Happy Monday.Join Will Sommer and Sam Stein for MAGA Mondays today at 10:00 a.m.
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