Kayleigh McEnany

So I don't want to get nuked by an Iranian weapon any more than anyone else does, obviously.

But I think that for a lot of us in my generation, these soldiers were our spouses, were our friends.

And we have, you know—

maybe some concerns.

You can have concerns, but also be hoping for the best for all of our soldiers and military and be wanting to see things go well.

I'm looking at this every day, hoping to see good news, hoping to see it wrapped up quickly.

And I do find it very, very wrong and gross to see, I think,

Of course, not everyone, not me, but some people who almost seem like the most important thing is the politics of it all.

And just because it's Trump.

So I think that there are many ways to look at this.

And the most important thing has to be our service members and what's best for our country.

Absolutely.

And they have names and they have stories like John Alex Kleiner, who left behind two seven month old twins and a toddler as well.

A beautiful father and now a wife who is a widow.

And, you know, President Trump wants to make sure that sacrifice is worth it.

And the question for others is, what is the alternative?

Iran getting a nuclear weapon?

It's a tough quagmire.

And to that end, my question for Seth Moulton, war crimes.

Have you mentioned that Iran is recruiting child soldiers as young as 12 years old?