Steve Bannon

They want another.

This is the same exact crowd.

that wanted combat troops into Iraq and came up in essentially bald-faced lie.

The same guys, Thyssen, Levin, Hannity, all of Murdoch's crew, the Wall Street Journal, Paul Gigot, that entire crew, folks, they looked you in the eye and told you that the Iraqis are gonna be throwing roses in the street

welcoming uh you know jim mattis who was a a general in general kelly and others as they drove up with the army on one flank and the marines on the other the drive to baghdad we're going to be welcomed as liberators we're going to be welcome because there are so many jeffersonian democrats just sitting there waiting to impose democracy

onto the iraqi people and live happily ever after that was a because we had to do it because of weapons of mass destruction nuclear and other and that turned out to be not a miscalculation everybody can get things wrong oh that was wrong you know that was a wait for it bald faced lie bald face lie and do we ever remember the honored dead

the iraq war what is it to combine i think seven or eight thousand not counting the contractors the honored dead back in a moment war room here's your host stephen k van okay uh pacific's here with an update when we get to jack in just a moment uh brandon weichert uh we've had a little we've had a in the ward room of the war of the in the ward room of the war we've had a little bit of heated discussion this morning

on Palm Sunday, about exactly where we stand, I can say that Eric Prince and Captain Fennell are not on the same page.

Your assessment, sir?

Hang on, hang on.

OK, hang on.

But before we go at the escalation ladder, OK, why then the two?

Hang on.

The two guys that have the most politically at stake here is not Trump.

The two that have most politically at stake are Rubio and J.D.

Vance.

J.D.

just went on and said we got a little while longer.

I mean, he couldn't have been more casual about it.

this interview at the same time he was talking about ufos and all this other stuff but he just very casually we have a little time he repeated a little time to go uh and then this is over marco who is national security advisor he's not just secretary of state his national security advisor he was adamant on that tarmac that said hey this is two to four weeks we don't need combat troops uh we are going to keep this intense air campaign and maybe even make it more intense why would they