T****’s Desire To Bomb Iran & Mexico Is Among The Disturbing Revelations In, “A Sacred Oath”

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert published this video item, entitled “T****’s Desire To Bomb Iran & Mexico Is Among The Disturbing Revelations In, “A Sacred Oath”” – below is their description.

Stephen takes a look at some alarmingly stupid and dangerous ideas the former president pitched while former Secretary of Defense Mark Esper was in the administration. Stick around to watch Esper join Stephen for a conversation about these and other revelations in his book, “A Sacred Oath.” #Colbert #Comedy #Meanwhile

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