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Jon Ossoff: “There’s something uniquely despicable about lying a nation into war. Treating citizens as fools and the selfless patriots who serve as pawns. Earlier this year, they claimed there was an imminent nuclear threat after last year they told us they had obliterated that threat. Both times lies.... On day 12 of this war, the president said we won. On day 14, Secretary Hegseth said Iran’s military was destroyed. Five months later, we’re still bombing, Americans are still dying, Iran still has its uranium, the Strait of Hormuz is still closed. I challenge anyone to defend this. A war built on lies told by a White House that is utterly absent any figures of integrity to dissuade this president from his delusions”show more

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Sen. Jon Ossoff: There's something uniquely despicable about lying a nation into war, treating citizens as fools and the selfless patriots who serve as pawns. 5 months later we're still bombing. Americans are still dying. Iran still has its uranium. Hormuz is still closed. A war built on lies told by a White House utterly absent figures of integrity to dissuade the president from his delusions.

Sen. Jon Ossoff: There's something uniquely despicable about lying a nation into war, treating citizens as fools and the selfless patriots who serve as pawns. 5 months later we're still bombing. Americans are still dying. Iran still has its uranium. Hormuz is still closed. A war built on lies told by a White House utterly absent figures of integrity to dissuade the president from his delusions.

Headquarters

78,543 views • 16 days ago

Ossoff: I challenge anyone to defend this: A war built on lies told by a White House that is utterly absent any figures of integrity to dissuade this president from his delusions.

Ossoff: I challenge anyone to defend this: A war built on lies told by a White House that is utterly absent any figures of integrity to dissuade this president from his delusions.

Team Ossoff

62,459 views • 2 days ago

Ossoff: I think we have to step back and recognize that this entire war is based on lies. They told us last year that the Iranian nuclear threat was obliterated. Then they told us earlier this year that there was an imminent nuclear threat. On day four of this war, President Trump declared victory. Months ago, Hegseth said that all of our objectives had been achieved. The war continues. Iran still has its uranium. Hormuz remains closed. This is a complete fiasco. It is a catastrophic failure by the commander in chief personally and his entire national security team.

Ossoff: I think we have to step back and recognize that this entire war is based on lies. They told us last year that the Iranian nuclear threat was obliterated. Then they told us earlier this year that there was an imminent nuclear threat. On day four of this war, President Trump declared victory. Months ago, Hegseth said that all of our objectives had been achieved. The war continues. Iran still has its uranium. Hormuz remains closed. This is a complete fiasco. It is a catastrophic failure by the commander in chief personally and his entire national security team.

Acyn

24,727 views • 7 hours ago

Ossoff: The price of admission to the president's service seems to be proof that you’re willing to lie for him… Maybe you saw Jay Clayton, the president's nominee to lead our intelligence services, refuse again and again, while he was under oath, to affirm Donald Trump's defeat in 2020. Or Pete Hegseth before the Senate this week, refusing to recant his lies about the war. And there’s something uniquely despicable about lying a nation into war. Treating citizens as fools, and the selfless patriots who serve as pawns.

Ossoff: The price of admission to the president's service seems to be proof that you’re willing to lie for him… Maybe you saw Jay Clayton, the president's nominee to lead our intelligence services, refuse again and again, while he was under oath, to affirm Donald Trump's defeat in 2020. Or Pete Hegseth before the Senate this week, refusing to recant his lies about the war. And there’s something uniquely despicable about lying a nation into war. Treating citizens as fools, and the selfless patriots who serve as pawns.

Team Ossoff

63,360 views • 17 days ago

Senator Jon Ossoff: This war in Iran is the worst foreign policy blunder since Iraq. Just like the Iraq war, it's a war built on lies. Let's just update the record. On day one of the war, day one, the president said it was running ahead of schedule. On day 10, he said it was very complete. Day 21, getting very close. Day 32, leaving very soon. On day 39, the president of the United States said, ‘A whole civilization will die tonight.’ And on the next day, day 40, he declared total and complete victory. Day 67, great progress. Day 79, the clock is ticking. Today is day 92. And on day 92, Iran's ballistic missiles and drones have not been destroyed. The Strait of Hormuz, which was open before the war, is still closed. The regime is intact along with its stockpile of highly enriched uranium—a stockpile Iran only built after President Trump shredded President Obama's Iran deal.

Senator Jon Ossoff: This war in Iran is the worst foreign policy blunder since Iraq. Just like the Iraq war, it's a war built on lies. Let's just update the record. On day one of the war, day one, the president said it was running ahead of schedule. On day 10, he said it was very complete. Day 21, getting very close. Day 32, leaving very soon. On day 39, the president of the United States said, ‘A whole civilization will die tonight.’ And on the next day, day 40, he declared total and complete victory. Day 67, great progress. Day 79, the clock is ticking. Today is day 92. And on day 92, Iran's ballistic missiles and drones have not been destroyed. The Strait of Hormuz, which was open before the war, is still closed. The regime is intact along with its stockpile of highly enriched uranium—a stockpile Iran only built after President Trump shredded President Obama's Iran deal.

Clash Report

26,731 views • 2 months ago

Rep. Adam Smith (D-WA) questioned Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth on the bombing of Iran’s nuclear facilities. Smith: “We had to start this war you just said 60 days ago because the nuclear weapon was an imminent threat. Now you're saying that it was completely obliterated?” Hegseth: “They had not given up their nuclear ambitions.”

Rep. Adam Smith (D-WA) questioned Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth on the bombing of Iran’s nuclear facilities. Smith: “We had to start this war you just said 60 days ago because the nuclear weapon was an imminent threat. Now you're saying that it was completely obliterated?” Hegseth: “They had not given up their nuclear ambitions.”

CBS News

53,996 views • 3 months ago

OSSOFF: Your opening statement stated that as a result of last summer's airstrikes, Iran's nuclear enrichment program was 'obliterated.' Correct? GABBARD: That's right OSSOFF: The WH stated on March 1 that this war was launched to 'eliminate the imminent nuclear threat posed by the Iranian regime.' Does the IC assess that there was an imminent nuclear threat? GABBARD: The only person who can determine what is or is not an imminent threat is the president OSSOFF: False

OSSOFF: Your opening statement stated that as a result of last summer's airstrikes, Iran's nuclear enrichment program was 'obliterated.' Correct? GABBARD: That's right OSSOFF: The WH stated on March 1 that this war was launched to 'eliminate the imminent nuclear threat posed by the Iranian regime.' Does the IC assess that there was an imminent nuclear threat? GABBARD: The only person who can determine what is or is not an imminent threat is the president OSSOFF: False

Aaron Rupar

789,439 views • 4 months ago

Ossoff: This war in Iran is the worst foreign policy blunder since Iraq. And just like the Iraq War, it's a war built on lies. Let’s update the record: On day one, the president said it was running ahead of schedule. On day 10, he said it was very complete . Day 21, getting very close . Day 32, leaving very soon . On day 39, the President of the United States said a whole civilization will die… And on the next day, day 40, he declared total and complete victory . Day 67, great progress. Day 79, the clock is ticking. Today is day 92 . And on day 92 Iran's ballistic missiles and drones have not been destroyed. The Strait of Hormuz, which was opened before the war is still closed. The regime is intact along with its stockpile of highly enriched uranium—a stockpile Iran only built after President Trump shredded President Obama's Iran deal

Ossoff: This war in Iran is the worst foreign policy blunder since Iraq. And just like the Iraq War, it's a war built on lies. Let’s update the record: On day one, the president said it was running ahead of schedule. On day 10, he said it was very complete . Day 21, getting very close . Day 32, leaving very soon . On day 39, the President of the United States said a whole civilization will die… And on the next day, day 40, he declared total and complete victory . Day 67, great progress. Day 79, the clock is ticking. Today is day 92 . And on day 92 Iran's ballistic missiles and drones have not been destroyed. The Strait of Hormuz, which was opened before the war is still closed. The regime is intact along with its stockpile of highly enriched uranium—a stockpile Iran only built after President Trump shredded President Obama's Iran deal

Acyn

346,106 views • 2 months ago

Sen. Jon Ossoff: This war in Iran is the worst foreign policy blunder since Iraq. Just like Iraq, it's a war built on lies. Let's update the record. On day 1, Trump said the war was running ahead of schedule. On day 10, he said it was very complete. Day 21, getting very close. Day 32, leaving very soon. On day 39, the President of the United States said 'a whole civilization will die tonight.' And on day 40, he declared 'total and complete victory.' Day 67, 'great progress.' Day 79, 'the clock is ticking.' Today is day 92. And on day 92, Iran's ballistic missiles and drones have not been destroyed and the Strait of Hormuz, which was opened before the war, is still closed.

Sen. Jon Ossoff: This war in Iran is the worst foreign policy blunder since Iraq. Just like Iraq, it's a war built on lies. Let's update the record. On day 1, Trump said the war was running ahead of schedule. On day 10, he said it was very complete. Day 21, getting very close. Day 32, leaving very soon. On day 39, the President of the United States said 'a whole civilization will die tonight.' And on day 40, he declared 'total and complete victory.' Day 67, 'great progress.' Day 79, 'the clock is ticking.' Today is day 92. And on day 92, Iran's ballistic missiles and drones have not been destroyed and the Strait of Hormuz, which was opened before the war, is still closed.

Headquarters

41,287 views • 2 months ago

Ossoff: We've got Americans coming back from overseas in flag-draped coffins. In the last two weeks, nearly 100 wounded in action, at least four killed in action, in a war that they lied us into. They told us there was an imminent nuclear threat, a year after they told us they'd obliterated the threat. They told us in the second week they'd already destroyed the enemy. They told us over and over and over again that they'd won. That they were about to win…They keep telling us it's going to last just a couple more days, just a couple more weeks. And all of this incompetence is costing lives, and it's costing families across the country economically who are dealing with these out-of-control tariffs, who are dealing with gas prices.

Ossoff: We've got Americans coming back from overseas in flag-draped coffins. In the last two weeks, nearly 100 wounded in action, at least four killed in action, in a war that they lied us into. They told us there was an imminent nuclear threat, a year after they told us they'd obliterated the threat. They told us in the second week they'd already destroyed the enemy. They told us over and over and over again that they'd won. That they were about to win…They keep telling us it's going to last just a couple more days, just a couple more weeks. And all of this incompetence is costing lives, and it's costing families across the country economically who are dealing with these out-of-control tariffs, who are dealing with gas prices.

Team Ossoff

88,525 views • 18 days ago

Rand Paul: "Really, the debate now should be, is a 47 year old conflict an imminent threat? Were there changes in their nuclear program that made this an imminent threat? And I don't think the evidence is there that this was an imminent threat that would allow the president to go to war on his own."

Rand Paul: "Really, the debate now should be, is a 47 year old conflict an imminent threat? Were there changes in their nuclear program that made this an imminent threat? And I don't think the evidence is there that this was an imminent threat that would allow the president to go to war on his own."

Aaron Rupar

228,697 views • 4 months ago

Mockler: This directly contradicts almost everything the administration has said. Rantz: It doesn’t Mockler: It absolutely has. Donald Trump has declared total victory multiple times. Rantz: He said that we’re winning. Mockler: He said that we won this war. Every weapon system that was actually a threat to us is still intact. Rantz: That’s not true. Mockler: That is absolutely true. Why are the ballistic missiles still firing? Why is the strait of hormuz closed?

Mockler: This directly contradicts almost everything the administration has said. Rantz: It doesn’t Mockler: It absolutely has. Donald Trump has declared total victory multiple times. Rantz: He said that we’re winning. Mockler: He said that we won this war. Every weapon system that was actually a threat to us is still intact. Rantz: That’s not true. Mockler: That is absolutely true. Why are the ballistic missiles still firing? Why is the strait of hormuz closed?

Acyn

187,002 views • 4 months ago

Ossoff: "Last week, yet more Americans were wounded in a war nobody voted for and nobody can explain. This war in Iran is the worst foreign policy blunder since Iraq, and just like the Iraq war, it's a war built on lies. Let's just update the record. On day one of the war -- day one -- the president said it was running 'ahead of schedule' ... "

Ossoff: "Last week, yet more Americans were wounded in a war nobody voted for and nobody can explain. This war in Iran is the worst foreign policy blunder since Iraq, and just like the Iraq war, it's a war built on lies. Let's just update the record. On day one of the war -- day one -- the president said it was running 'ahead of schedule' ... "

Aaron Rupar

53,613 views • 2 months ago

Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak stated that Netanyahu is lying about achieving the goals of the war with Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran, and doesn't know how to end the hostilities. "Israel, at the political level, doesn't know - either doesn't know or doesn't want to - put an end to the war. They don't know how to end wars. We have been in this situation for two and a half years; Hamas is still there, despite the fact that they promised us six times that we were on the verge of 'complete victory'. Hezbollah is still there, despite the fact that they told us we had pushed them back decades. And the Iranian nuclear program and missiles are still there, despite the fact that they assured us that he [Netanyahu] had eliminated the existential threat."

Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak stated that Netanyahu is lying about achieving the goals of the war with Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran, and doesn't know how to end the hostilities. "Israel, at the political level, doesn't know - either doesn't know or doesn't want to - put an end to the war. They don't know how to end wars. We have been in this situation for two and a half years; Hamas is still there, despite the fact that they promised us six times that we were on the verge of 'complete victory'. Hezbollah is still there, despite the fact that they told us we had pushed them back decades. And the Iranian nuclear program and missiles are still there, despite the fact that they assured us that he [Netanyahu] had eliminated the existential threat."

Sprinter Press

13,930 views • 4 months ago

Ossoff: On day 10 of the war, the president said the war is “very complete.” Then, day 11: “going to be finished very quickly.” Day 12: “we won.” Day 21: “getting very close.” Day 32: “leaving very soon.” Day 40: “total and complete victory.” Yesterday, Trump said Iran had opened the strait—except this morning, the strait was closed, and it looks like Iran hit a cargo ship.

Ossoff: On day 10 of the war, the president said the war is “very complete.” Then, day 11: “going to be finished very quickly.” Day 12: “we won.” Day 21: “getting very close.” Day 32: “leaving very soon.” Day 40: “total and complete victory.” Yesterday, Trump said Iran had opened the strait—except this morning, the strait was closed, and it looks like Iran hit a cargo ship.

Acyn

415,059 views • 3 months ago

Jacobs: I sit on both the House Armed Services Committee and the House Foreign Affairs Committee, so I’m about as briefed as a member of Congress can be. And the fact of the matter is, despite it being months into what they said was going to be a four- to five-week war, despite now 18 service members having been killed, we still have no real answer on an endgame, on a strategy, on an exit plan, on even how we are any better off now than we were before they started the war… The fact of the matter is, now that Donald Trump has gotten us into this war, there are only bad options left. But the least bad option is to end the war and bring our troops home.

Jacobs: I sit on both the House Armed Services Committee and the House Foreign Affairs Committee, so I’m about as briefed as a member of Congress can be. And the fact of the matter is, despite it being months into what they said was going to be a four- to five-week war, despite now 18 service members having been killed, we still have no real answer on an endgame, on a strategy, on an exit plan, on even how we are any better off now than we were before they started the war… The fact of the matter is, now that Donald Trump has gotten us into this war, there are only bad options left. But the least bad option is to end the war and bring our troops home.

Acyn

47,489 views • 21 days ago

Tulsi Gabbard: 🚨 The Intelligence Community did not assess an imminent nuclear threat from Iran following last Summer’s airstrike Ossoffd: The IC determined that Iran’s nuclear enrichment program enrichment program was obliterated by last summers airstrike. Correct? Gabbard: Yes… Ossoff: Last night, you stated there’s been no effort since then to rebuild their enrichment capability, correct? Gabbard: That’s right.. Ossoff: The WH says this new war was launched to eliminate the imminent nuclear threat posed by Iran. —— “Was it the assessment of the Intelligence Community that there was an 'imminent nuclear threat' posed by the Iranian regime?" Gabbard: The IC determined that Iran maintained the intention to rebuild and grow their nuclear enrichment capabilities. ——The only person who can determine what is and is not a threat is the President—" Ossoff: False…

Tulsi Gabbard: 🚨 The Intelligence Community did not assess an imminent nuclear threat from Iran following last Summer’s airstrike Ossoffd: The IC determined that Iran’s nuclear enrichment program enrichment program was obliterated by last summers airstrike. Correct? Gabbard: Yes… Ossoff: Last night, you stated there’s been no effort since then to rebuild their enrichment capability, correct? Gabbard: That’s right.. Ossoff: The WH says this new war was launched to eliminate the imminent nuclear threat posed by Iran. —— “Was it the assessment of the Intelligence Community that there was an 'imminent nuclear threat' posed by the Iranian regime?" Gabbard: The IC determined that Iran maintained the intention to rebuild and grow their nuclear enrichment capabilities. ——The only person who can determine what is and is not a threat is the President—" Ossoff: False…

MJTruthUltra

440,571 views • 4 months ago

WATCH: After stating that the assessment of the Intelligence Community (IC) is that “Iran’s nuclear enrichment program was obliterated” by last year’s airstrikes, DNI Tulsi Gabbard repeatedly refuses to say whether it was the IC’s asessment that Iran posed an “imminent nuclear threat” as of March 1, 2026, as claimed by the White House. “It is not the Intelligence Community’s responsibility to determine what is and is not an imminent threat,” she says. Sen. Jon Ossoff: “This is the ‘Worldwide Threats’ hearing... You are here to represent the IC’s ‘assessment of threats.’ That’s a quote from your own opening statement...”

WATCH: After stating that the assessment of the Intelligence Community (IC) is that “Iran’s nuclear enrichment program was obliterated” by last year’s airstrikes, DNI Tulsi Gabbard repeatedly refuses to say whether it was the IC’s asessment that Iran posed an “imminent nuclear threat” as of March 1, 2026, as claimed by the White House. “It is not the Intelligence Community’s responsibility to determine what is and is not an imminent threat,” she says. Sen. Jon Ossoff: “This is the ‘Worldwide Threats’ hearing... You are here to represent the IC’s ‘assessment of threats.’ That’s a quote from your own opening statement...”

Decensored News

24,333 views • 4 months ago