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Mar 11, 2026

Trump Stooge STUTTERS Nonstop As Reporter Drills Him On Iran War Exit

Steve Witkoff went on TV trying to project confidence about Trump’s Iran war strategy, only to admit he had no idea how the conflict ends, setting off a chain reaction of questions about why the White House rushed into another Middle East war without a plan, without Congress, and without anyone able to explain what victory is supposed to look like.
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The Watchlist with Jayar Jackson: March 11, 2026

The DOJ’s Epstein file release stunned investigators after unredacted videos of victims — including young women whose identities were exposed — appeared in the files while the names of powerful figures tied to the scandal remain hidden, raising disturbing questions about who the system is really protecting.
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Steve Witkoff went on TV trying to project confidence about Trump’s Iran war strategy, only to admit he had no idea how the conflict ends, setting off a chain reaction of questions about why the White House rushed into another Middle East war without a plan, without Congress, and without anyone able to explain what victory is supposed to look like.
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Donald Trump insisted he was “willing to live with the report” on the Iran school strike, a sudden shift from his earlier claims blaming Tehran, as reporters, The New York Times, and even voices inside his own administration exposed a story that keeps changing the closer it gets to the truth.
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Cory Hicks survived a devastating drone strike that killed fellow U.S. soldiers, only to watch the Trump administration stumble through questions about Russia, Iran, and mounting troop injuries.
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Republicans rushed onto CNN to defend Donald Trump’s Iran war as gas prices spike and the Strait of Hormuz crisis rattles the oil market, only to reveal just how unprepared the GOP is to explain why Americans are paying more at the pump while Trump allies like Rick Scott, Mike Johnson, and Roger Marshall move to sell a conflict that’s blowing up their own midterm message.
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