Dan Caine & Lindsey Graham

Dan Caine: Dan Caine, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, acknowledged the high risk to U.S. service members in the ongoing conflict with Iran.

Lindsey Graham: Lindsey Graham, a Republican Senator, argued that the widening conflict with Iran presented an opportunity for international cooperation against Iran.

Dan Caine: Dan Caine, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, warned that U.S. service members remain in harm's way and the risk is still high.

Lindsey Graham: Lindsey Graham argued that the widening conflict presents an opportunity for Arab and European countries to join the fight against Iran.

Dan Caine: Dan Caine, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, outlined the US military's objectives in Iran and stated that US strikes significantly set back Iran's military capabilities, while also confirming readiness to resume strikes if the ceasefire fails.

Lindsey Graham: Lindsey Graham, a Republican US Senator, expressed concerns about the ceasefire deal's terms, particularly regarding Iran's nuclear program, and called for a thorough congressional review.

Dan Caine: Dan Caine, as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, has stated that US forces are ready to resume combat operations against Iran if ordered, emphasizing US military resolve.

Lindsey Graham: Lindsey Graham, a US Senator, expressed skepticism about Iran's peace proposal, advising Donald Trump to remain firm.

Dan Caine: Dan Caine, Joint Chiefs of Staff Chair, participated in briefings with Congress to lobby support for 'Operation Epic Fury'.

Lindsey Graham: Lindsey Graham, a Senator, defended presidential authority, calling the War Powers Act an 'unconstitutional shift of authority' from the President.