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Megyn Kellysaid she is convinced that soldiers who perished inDonald Trump‘s recent attacks on Iranlost their lives for Iran orIsrael.’

The SiriusXM broadcaster was discussing American troops who lost their lives in the attacks when she mentioned that the mission seemed to lack a defined purpose.

She remarked about the troops: “The guys in the and the girls who have to actually carry out this mission… why again? And put their lives at risk… for whom, again?”

Kelly admitted that initial surveys regarding Operation Epic Fury have sparked disagreement, and she is now inclined to oppose the strikes.

“My personal belief is that no one should be required to die for a foreign nation. I don’t believe those four military personnel died for the United States. I think they lost their lives for Iran or for Israel,” she stated.

Her remarks were made prior to Secretary of State Marco Rubioadmitted the preemptive strikesfollowing the revelation that Israel was poised to strike — American forces in the area encountered an immediate risk of reprisal

Kelly stated that the war is associated with conservative influencers and donors, including Fox commentator Mark Levin, Ben Shapiro, and Senator Lindsey Graham.

The responsibility of our government is not to protect Iran or Israel. It is to protect us. To me, this situation clearly resembles Israel’s conflict.

Kelly attempted to understand Trump’s perspective on taking this action against the Iranian government.

I am convinced that Trump does not wish to involve us in another endless conflict, and I believe he would not intentionally allow himself to be trapped… In his view, he believes he can manage this.

She characterized the president as being “all over the board” regarding the duration of the conflict, with Trump initially stating four weeks but also indicating he would be open to extending it.

“Engaging in regime change wars and removing a foreign leader is extremely risky. I pray for the Trump family. I don’t wish any harm to come to them, and this behavior only raises the likelihood of such an outcome,” she stated.

Rubio disclosed this information onCapitolHill, where he informed a limited number ofcongressionalleaders involved in the combined US-Israel military operation.

An immediate danger definitely existed,” Rubio said. “And the urgent danger was that we understood if Iran was attacked, and we thought they would be, they would immediately target us, and we weren’t going to remain there and take a hit before retaliating.

Rubio stated that the War Department concluded that adopting a defensive stance after anIsraeliAn attack would only expose the US to further losses. Five American soldiers have lost their lives in fighting so far.

He stated, ‘We took a proactive approach in a defensive manner to stop them from causing more harm.’

The revelation outraged both Democrats and Republicans.

Secretary Rubio’s comments suggest that Israel placed U.S. troops at risk by pushing for an attack on Iran,” Congressman Joaquin Castro responded on X. “And the administration was involved—joining their conflict rather than trying to de-escalate it.

Conservative commentator Matt Walsh stated: ‘So he’s directly informing us that we’re engaged in a conflict with Iran because Israel compelled our actions. This is essentially the most unfavorable statement he could have made.’

“If we hadn’t done that, there would have been hearings on Capitol Hill regarding how we were aware this would occur, yet we didn’t take preventive action to avoid further casualties and loss of life,” Rubio explained.

The secretary of state stated that Iran had already positioned its missiles and had them on standby.

He did not indicate the locations of the missiles or the specific US targets that might have been within their reach.

Within an hour of the first assault on the leadership compound, missile units in both the south and the north had already been triggered for deployment. Indeed, they had been strategically placed beforehand.

War powers resolutions—laws designed to limit the President’s ability to independently authorize attacks—have already been prepared in both the House and Senate.

Nevertheless, the Congress led by the GOP has not approved these measures, even though they have received significant support from Democrats and the endorsement of certain Republicans.

Rubio stated that while Congress has the authority to cast a vote on war powers, it has already done so “multiple times” without achieving results.

Even if it were to pass, it would probably encounter legal issues, as no presidential administration—whether Republican or Democratic—has ever claimed that a war powers resolution is constitutional, Rubio stated.

We have fully adhered to the law and will continue to do so.

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