Ben Meiselas

100 U.S.

troops suffered traumatic brain injury, serious injury.

Donald Trump was like, no, what are you talking about?

Just headaches.

They weren't really injured in Iraq.

They weren't really injured.

Here, let's play this clip.

Just to remind you, at that time on January 17th, CENTCOM said in a statement that 11 service members were transported out of the Al-Assad after being screened for traumatic brain injury.

Then Donald Trump said that there were no injuries relating to the strike.

He later described it as headaches.

We then learned that there were actually about 100 service members who were very seriously injured.

Let's fast forward.

Donald Trump goes to Walter Reed this past week.

He visits some soldiers, but he refuses to visit the 14 who were injured in the Iran war.

CBS broke the exclusive.

Give credit where credit is due.

Trump made time to visit the US service members during his trip to Walter Reed Medical Center this past Tuesday, but he did not see any of the 14 troops injured in the war he started with Iran, who are also recovering at that hospital, according to the family of one soldier and another military official familiar with Trump's visit.

Trump just said, I ain't seeing them.

I don't want to see them.

Keep them away.