Brett Meiselas

The military shouldn't follow unlawful orders.

Pete?

I do, but understand what you're insinuating at a partisan point.

We also take a look at the exchange between Hegseth and Moulton, where Hegseth dismisses concerns over the Strait of Hormuz being closed because the U.S.

blockaded Iran's blockade.

And I'll show you what Congress member Moulton had to say.

Let's play it.

Militarily, on the battlefield, it's been an astounding military success.

But are we winning the war?

Absolutely.

Well, I would say the blockade that we hold that doesn't allow anything to come in or out of Iranian ports.

Okay, so we've blockaded their blockade.

Let me show you Senator, this is a good point.

Let me show you Senator Blumenthal next.

Let's play it.

The negative nature in which you characterize the incredible and historic effort in Iran is part of the reason, Senator, why the American people view it the way they do.

It's why I looked out at our press corps at the Pentagon and called them the Pharisees in the press.

It's because they look for every problem.

Well, I'm asking you about Ukraine.

You look for every problem that exists.