
Elisabeth & Sunny Clash on Trump's Iran Strikes
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Elisabeth Hasselbeck and Sunny Hostin engage in a heated debate on The View over President Trumps airstrikes on Iran. Hasselbeck cites a 2011 memo from the Office of Legal Counsel, stating the president has the authority to use military force in the national interest without congressional approval. Hostin, drawing from her DOJ experience, argues that presidents dont typically seek such decisions from the Office of Legal Counsel and insists Congress should vote on strikes like these against Iran. The debate intensifies, with Hostin warning about the difficulty of ending wars. The discussion reflects deep divides on Trumps actions and official scrutiny amid reports of American soldier fatalities.
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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Elisabeth & Sunny Clash on Trump's Iran Strikes. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Entertainment Store is making news on March 5th. Elizabeth Hasselbeck is back filling in as a host on the view, stirring up big debates with her co-hosts. This time, she classed with Sonny Austin over President Donald Trump's recent airstrikes on Iran. Sonny called the strikes illegal and unconstitutional, while Elizabeth pushed back hard with a key example from the past. She pointed to a 2011 memo from the Office of Legal Council during Barack Obama's presidency. That document said the president has the authority to use military force when it's in the national interest, like in the Libya operation. According to the memo, congressional approval isn't required beforehand. Sonny didn't buy it, drawing from her time at the Department of Justice. She argued that presidents don't typically go to that office for such decisions and insisted Congress needs to vote on strikes like these against Iran. The back and forth got intense on air Thursday. Woopy Goldberg jumped in to shift the topic, but Sonny kept going, wanting that starting a war is easy while ending one is much tougher.
This isn't Hasselbeck's first heated moment. She sparred with Woopy earlier in the week over icy shootings. The debate highlights deep divides on Trump's actions, which have split public opinion. Officials face scrutiny, too, amid reports of six American soldiers killed in related combat. This episode is proudly sponsored by our partner. You know what is better than earbuds and bed? No earbuds at all. S-O-L-I. SoleyPillo.com
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