Michelle Franzen
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 7 Aug
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It's Friday, August 7th.
Replenish and repeat.
We start here.
There are new concerns about depleted US weapons and if stockpile levels can be restored fast enough.
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A new flu shot clears a key hurdle.
From ABC News, this is Start Here.
I'm Michelle Franzen.
Hey, Brad's out today, but I've got you covered in the meantime.
We'll start with the ongoing hostilities between the US and Iran and a new consideration facing President Trump as he weighs a possible new large scale attack against Iranian targets.
If Iran, he says, doesn't reopen the Strait of Hormuz and finalize a peace deal.
There is growing concern that US munition stockpiles, including air defense missiles, have dropped to critical levels since the start of the war.
Yesterday, after initially downplaying the reports, President Trump acknowledged that the supply of some munitions is a little bit tighter, but says the US is receiving a steady supply of those materials.
The depleted stockpiles sparking a debate within the Trump administration and on Capitol Hill.
ABC senior Pentagon reporter Louis Martinez starts us off.
Louis, what do we know about these internal discussions going on within the Trump administration?
And we know that the war with Iran renewed hostilities is now in its sixth month.
We know that they began negotiations in June, but there have been skirmishes along the way.
The president has also been ramping up threats and rhetoric about carrying out a large scale attack.
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