Reagan Reese

And so what we're trying to do right now

is one, ask the questions that our audience wants to know.

What do they feel like is unanswered about this war?

And then also try to parse through the administration's messaging on the Iranian war.

I think it's been hard to follow.

I am not completely sure exactly

what the objectives are left, what do we still have left to achieve in this war?

Why did we strike exactly now?

What was the real reasoning there?

We've heard several different things.

So trying to get answers on that front.

And then just on the White House and all the other things that the president's doing, the first press briefing that Caroline Levitz had after the United States struck Iran,

Everyone asked about Iran.

I'd already been into Pentagon press briefings at that point.

I was the only one who asked about a domestic issue.

We asked about the SAVE Act because that matters to the American people, too.

They want to see the president talk about domestic issues and care about those things.

And so just finding that balance of covering this war that is going to impact people back home, but also highlighting those domestic things that the American people desperately need the president to focus on.

Yes.

So as probably most of your viewers know, the Pentagon shook up their press briefing room.