Vets' Views: Trump's Military Orders

0:00On March 13, since returning to the White House, President Donald Trump has ordered troops to Venezuela, Iran, and even some American cities. He's also floated the idea of sending forces to Greenland to push his agenda forward. These moves have raised eyebrows about how far the military will go along with such directives. Military leaders and experts are watching closely as tensions build. Service members have mixed feelings about their commander-in-chief these days. He took oaths to follow lawful orders, but questions linger on where that line gets drawn. This week, journalist Jonathan Friedland sat down with Janessa Goldbeck, a former Marine and head of the Vet Voice Foundation. She shared insights on what vets really think, and whether troops could ever push back against questionable commands. As these debates heat up, the focus stays on balancing national security with the rules that keep the military in check.