Seth Moulton

I have not been briefed yet.

The briefings from this administration tend to come well after the fact when they can spin the facts into a nice package and make it all sound jolly and happy for all those of us in Congress.

And there's not really any real oversight being conducted.

Absolutely not.

And let's go straight to the commander-in-chief who just 24 hours before in his speech to the nation told everyone in America and the world that we've taken out all of Iran's anti-aircraft capability.

A day later, a plane shot down.

Two other planes hit as well.

This is a commander-in-chief who absolutely cannot be trusted.

And I'll tell you, as a Marine who was on the ground in the Middle East fighting a war that many of us had disagreements with,

At least we felt like our commanders were telling the truth.

Even if we didn't agree with the tactics or the strategy, we at least felt like our commanders were telling the truth.

No American fighting in the Middle East today can honestly believe that their commander-in-chief even is telling the truth about what's going on.

That's right.

And, you know, there's been a lot of backlash to this comment that he made because it is spot on.

It is revealing the truth.

And, I mean, maybe we should be looking on polymarkets to see what their bets are that the Trump family invests in daycare facilities.

And then suddenly the president decides that maybe we will put some money there.

The bottom line is that the Trump family is profiting off almost every decision, every statement this president makes.

And the war profiteering going off right now, bets...

on whether this pilot will be found and who will find him.