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Reporter: You said final battle damage will take some time. What has changed? Would you use the term obliterated as well? Caine: I'll refer that to the intelligence community. Hegseth: I explained what changed. There was a great deal of irresponsible reporting
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So now you need to flood the zone with bs propaganda - is that your argument @PeteHegseth?

"I'm not going to waste my time anymore. You're not worthy of my attention or my questions. You're an embarrassment to this country. You're unfit to lead...You should just get the hell out." Rep. Carbajal to Whiskeyleaks Hegseth

I love when Leaky Pete talks about Leaking

Irresponsible reporting, unfounded propaganda, by @realDonaldTrump, @SecDef and the lying, dishonest propagandist @PressSec. Everyone else got it right, @nytimes and @CNN. Obliteration is an unfounded piece of fiction. A military exercise didn’t destroy Iran’s capabilities.

So again it’s not “fake news” it’s the leaks showing the news isn’t fake, the fake news is this administration.

Caine seems incredibly uncomfortable which is EXTREMELY telling….

Blame others should be all Republicans campaign motto!

BREAKING NEWS: Defense Clown Secretary Pete Hegseth discussed the recent strikes in Iran, emphasizing the need to take decisive action. However, his own intelligence indicated—quote: "the site was not an obligation, just a site that had been inactive for months." Pete Hegseth is a member of Fox News, which often engages in fabricating stories and misleading their viewers.

Drunken Pete lies. Leaks plunge success of 'Operation Midnight Hammer' into serious doubt | US News | Sky News

The IAEA did not say Iran’s nuclear facilities bombed by the US were completely destroyed. The Fordow site had significant damage, but underground damage is unclear. At Natanz, above-ground buildings were destroyed, and some underground equipment may be damaged. Isfahan’s above-ground facilities were hit, but underground areas are uncertain. No radiation leaked, and Iran says key equipment was safe. The US claimed total destruction, but reports suggest the program was only delayed, not wiped out.
