Hannah Rosen

So why is it a military question?

So here's what was confusing to me about the news about General Dan Cain, which you mentioned.

The way he put it was any operations against Iran will face challenges because the U.S.

munitions stockpile has been depleted by defense of Israel and support for Ukraine.

Can you analyze that for me?

That's not about what you just said.

That's about something very specific.

How much munitions do we have?

Right.

So it would be inappropriate or out of protocol for him to say, can you name a strategy, Mr. President?

That's not the way generals communicate.

They communicate very straightforwardly.

So what is your sense about how much Trump would hear that message and take that position into account?

How does that message get received inside the White House?

Okay, so from a general's perspective, you're not clear about the mission.

You don't necessarily know how to plan for it.

What's your guess about what Trump's main goal is in Iran, what he's trying to accomplish?

All right.

So let's play out a couple of scenarios.

With the information that the Pentagon has right now, if we were to go to war, what would that look like?