Steve Inskeep

They've still got money coming in.

And this would stop that.

I would imagine Iran would resist.

How would sending in ground troops, if the United States were to do so, fit with President Trump's preference for no foreign wars?

And when he does get into one, making it short?

NPR's Tom Bowman, thanks so much.

You're welcome.

And that's a first for this Friday, March 20th.

I'm Steve Inske.

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