Miles Parks

Because four U.S.

service members are dead now, and Trump has been explicit there will be more.

Greg, on Friday when we were talking about the possibility of the U.S.

going to war with Iran, we talked at length about the possibility of it getting broader and conflicts spreading throughout the region.

Are we seeing that play out at all in the days since the strike started?

All right.

We can take a quick break and more on all of this in just a moment.

And we're back.

And I want to listen to a little bit more of President Trump talking.

This is from a video yesterday talking about the U.S.

service members who have already been killed in this operation.

Mara, you know, President Trump ran on this promise to get America out of foreign entanglements, but then you have him essentially saying there will be more people killed because that is the sort of price of these sort of foreign entanglements.

How do you square those two things?

Greg, I do feel like for people to accept a military operation of this volume and this size, they do have to sort of believe that there was some inherent risk to the United States.

Has the president or anyone in the administration made that case effectively that Iran posed an immediate risk to the U.S.

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What kind of responses are we seeing in the first couple of days now from the rest of the world?

I mean, where does this go from here, Mara?

I do not want to lose sight of the bigger picture here.

We've seen the United States depose the leaders of two countries in the last two months in