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'My Words Haunt Me': Bill O'Reilly Reveals Conversation He Had With Trump Before Prez Attacked Iran
O’Reilly said a February warning to Trump about Iran proved accurate and left him uneasy as he questioned a June U.S.-Iran memorandum.
- On Monday, conservative commentator O'Reilly told NewsNation host Leland Vittert he is "haunted" by a pre-war warning he gave Trump, calling the Iran War the "biggest gamble" the commander in chief would ever take.
- O'Reilly compared his current regret to his past support for the Iraq War, which he said "turned out to be wrong," drawing parallels between both conflicts. He argued that overwhelming military force is likely the only way to end the Iran War.
- Trump claimed on Tuesday that an "all-day negotiation" with Tehran ended positively, but the Iranian Foreign Ministry refuted that claim, stating, "There are no discussions underway with the United States, there are no plans to have any discussions."
- Conservative commentator Saagar Enjeti warned Wednesday that the administration's game puts "a lot of lives seriously at risk," as reporting reveals the Army has used up "virtually all" of its critical missile stockpiles.
- Progressive commentator Krystal Ball called the missile shortages "absolutely insane," questioning where $954 billion in U.S. defense spending authorized last year goes—more than the combined military budgets of the next six highest-spending countries.
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Bill O'Reilly Admits His 'Own Words' to Donald Trump About Iran War 'Haunt' Him as Conflict Continues: 'It’s Exactly How It Came Down'
Bill O'Reilly claimed Donald Trump is 'trapped' in his Iran war and admitted he is haunted by the advice he gave him before the conflict began.
·London, United Kingdom
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Bill O’Reilly Says He’s ‘Haunted’ by What He Told Trump Just Before Iran War
Bill O’Reilly revealed that he is tormented by a conversation with President Donald Trump before the Iran War in which he warned the commander in chief that the conflict would be the “biggest gamble” he would ever take. O’Reilly said on NewsNation on Monday night he is now sad to see his prediction has come true.
·New York, United States
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Bias Distribution
- 67% of the sources lean Left
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C 33%
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