Congresista y presentador discuten los ataques de EE. UU. a Irán y los poderes de guerra

Where... Can you just tell me really quickly, where have they killed thousands of Americans in America?

I didn't say he, they killed thousands of Americans in America.

I said that they have been responsible for thousands of Americans being killed.

And I think that that's- Where? Where? ... easily something that you can verify.

I, I don't know, state-sponsored terrorism for starters. Why don't you...

Are you serious right now about that whole thing?

I, I wanted to- I'm not gonna list out exact, exact specific locations- No, I mean, just give me, just give me- ... and who's been responsible for sponsoring terrorism ... are you talking about, are you talking about, are you talking about the Iraq war that the US invaded or- Well, you can start out by the three that they,

are you talking about the Iraq war that the US invaded or- Well, you can start out by the three that they, you can start out by the three that they just killed.

Okay? In response, in response to a war. The whole point of your network is you want to actually talk about the facts- Okay? In response, in response to a war. The whole point of your network is you want to actually talk about the facts- No, no, it's- ... or you want to hear the facts.

But I'm not gonna sit here and argue with you about something that's commonly fucking known. It seems like you, it seems like you But I'm not gonna sit here and argue with you about something that's commonly fucking known. It seems like you, it seems like you actually don't have a good understanding of the facts, Congresswoman.

You don't have a good understanding of the context.

Well, I'm the one who's getting the briefings, not you.

You don't have a good understanding of the context because- You're a pundit offering your opinion because you want clickbait- You don't have a good understanding of the context because- You're a pundit offering your opinion because you want clickbait- No, not at all. I'm actually- ... but aren't actually interested in the substance.

No, no, not at all. I was actually asking you- We can talk about the fact that Obama sent millions upon millions of dollars to the Iranian regime, or do you not want to address that because it's not supported by your opinion and your network? No, no, not at all.

Is this really even something that we're gonna actually get to the substance here- Well, it seems like you just want to- ... or are you gonna continue to cap this?

It seems like you just want to filibuster.

No, it seems like you just want to filibuster.

It seems like you don't really want to have a good faith conversation.

Or you just don't like what I'm saying. No, we would have invited you on the air if we- This happens every time I'm on with you.

Yeah, you keep coming on every time and you keep stating a lot of things that are incorrect.

And because I actually can, can talk to other people about it except for you.

The United States launched an attack on Iran. The United States, the United States launched a, a war against Iran right now.

The United States launched an attack on Iran. The United States, the United States launched a, a war against Iran right now.

Iran retaliated, which American members- It was targeted military strikes.

You can call it whatever you want to call it, but at the end of the day, the Iranians responded and killed three American service members.

So what we're trying to get at is you make an assertion on this air that it's not an invasion when America sends fighter jets and Israel sent fighter jets into another country.

Boots on the ground are not going to happen.

Congress will not vote on war with Iran because that is not something that we support and that is not something that the administration supports.

That's actually what the Constitution- But if you want to talk about what- The Constitution says that in Article 1.

If you want to talk- But I guess you think Article 2 is more important, so it's up to you. Well, Article 2 is when the, um, the- Right ... when the US citizens and our military are in direct imminent threat, the president reserves the authority- Yeah, well, he hasn't made that case to the American public or Congress-

... to protect us. And that is exactly what he's doing ... and that's the problem.

And that's why he's supposed to go to Congress.

Well, he's not supposed to give you classified intelligence information- He's not supposed to give it to me.

He's supposed to give it to members of Congress ... that will be declassified and you'll get that as soon as possible.

He's supposed to go give it to members of Congress.

What makes you think that I haven't gotten it? That's exactly why members of...

You're only one. There are 435 members and 100 senators, and others have not gotten it.

There is actually- You're not the only one who gets to speak on behalf of the American people ... there was a congressional notification prior to the strike.

Anyway, we're unfortunately out of time.

There was a, there was actually a briefing with- But really appreciate you coming on. There you go. You don't want to hear the facts.

They got a briefing. They were notified. It's not a fact.

I'm, I'm telling you what other members of Congress have said, and that's the whole point of them being able to have a debate in Congress.

Congress was notified. Congress was notified.

That's not what members of Congress said. Congress was notified.

But really appreciate you coming on here and saying something different.

Congresswoman- Who? Tell me the name ... Anna Paulina Luna. Really appreciate it.

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