Jen Psaki

Their Air Force is gone.

Their anti-aircraft equipment is gone.

We're flying wherever we want, Pete.

We have nobody even shooting at us.

Joining us now is MSNOW reporter David Noriega, who's in Jerusalem tonight.

Longtime Pentagon correspondent, my old friend Barbara Starr, and the retired Lieutenant Colonel Amy McGrath.

She was the first woman to fly a combat mission for the Marines and flew over 85 combat missions during her career.

Welcome to all of you.

Thank you for being with us.

Colonel McGrath, I want to start with you because there's just a seriousness about this.

You flew aircraft when you were in the Marines.

I want you to just think about this airman, the one who's missing right now,

What is that person trained to do in this situation?

They're behind enemy lines.

We don't know where they are.

We don't know what condition they're in.

Barbara Starr, my old friend, it is great to see you again.

You have covered every sort of instance like this that there has been in recent memory.

I think to Colonel McGrath's point, this isn't a video game.

It would be helpful if we didn't continue to hear from the president and from Pete Hegseth about how it's a game, about how nobody's shooting at us, about how they've got no capabilities to do things.