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CENTCOM confirmed it mid-interview: two U.S. service members killed in Jordan, one missing, four medevaced. Trump's own stated red line, crossed on the record. Professor Marandi's answer was that the number is higher than that and it doesn't matter anyway. American lives aren't holy to Iranians, he said, and... show more
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