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John Bolton Just Wishes Trump Bombed Iran Sooner

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Trump Calls War ‘a Little Excursion’: Iran War Updates

 By Intelligencer Staff The president had a lot to say, and a lot of it didn’t make sense. Here’s that and what else happened on Day 10.
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