The live kicks off with the standard pre-show chaos — buzzing equipment, juggling platforms, and the usual TikTok tightrope — before dropping straight into the latest Pentagon trainwreck. New reporting from Admiral Bradley’s classified briefing cracks open the official storyline, exposing how the survivors of the destroyed vessel had no way to call for help. That single detail detonates the entire justification for the second strike and leaves the Pentagon’s earlier spin looking like pure improvisation.
CNN and Newsweek’s updates paint a picture that gets uglier by the hour: surveillance footage where the survivors are plainly visible, claims from officials that contradict one another every day, and internal reactions describing the rationale as “f---ing insane.” The whole narrative starts to look less like confusion and more like a cover-up in slow motion.
Meanwhile, GOP senators tiptoe around the fallout, fully aware of how bad this is but still too terrified of crossing Trump to state the obvious. Their caution reads less like strategy and more like institutional cowardice as the story accelerates beyond their control.
The live captures all of it in real time — the cracks, the panic, and a Pentagon story collapsing under its own nonsense.
