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Mr. President, in the boat strikes, if it is
found that survivors were actually killed while
clinging onto that boat, should Secretary Hegseth,
Admiral Bradley or others be punished?
I think you're gonna find that this is war,
that these people were killing our people by
the millions actually, if you look over a few
years. I think last year we lost close to 300,000
people were killed. That's not mentioning all
the families... have you seen what happens with
the families of... not only the people killed,
but people that are trying to get their son
or their daughter off of this poison that they've
been fed. I think you're gonna find that there's
a... very receptive ear to doing exactly what
they're doing, taking out those boats. And very
soon we're gonna start doing it on land too.
'Cause we know every route, we know every house,
we know where they manufacture this crap. We
know where they put it all together, and I think
you're gonna see it very soon on land also.
Yeah, please. So to be clear, do you support
the decision to kill survivors after the initial
strike?
No, I support the decision to knock out the
boats, and whoever's piloting those boats...
most of them are gone, but whoever piloting
those boats, they're guilty of trying to kill
people in our country. Yeah, please.
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