00:00How much did it cost American taxpayers in terms of the strike to the Iranian school where kids were killed?
00:05Do you have that number?
00:06And how much are you seeing in terms of, are you asking in terms of supplemental funding just for the
00:11Iran mission from this committee?
00:14If and when a supplemental is submitted, the majority of it would not just be for, would not be for
00:21Epic Fury.
00:21It would be munitions related to the entirety of what we want to get done.
00:26A number, what would you submit?
00:28It would be within the, on Iran, it would be less than $25 billion, but there's a lot more we
00:33would ask for beyond just Iran.
00:34You're saying it's $25 billion.
00:36Okay, I would just, if you come back, you want to revise those numbers because all the experts are disagreeing
00:41with you when it comes to today's dollars and damage, but you can revise it.
00:44How much did it cost American taxpayers in terms of the strike to the Iranian school where kids were killed?
00:50Do you have that number in terms of the missiles we used?
00:54As I've said, that unfortunate situation remains under investigation.
00:59You don't know how much it costs the taxpayer?
01:01But I wouldn't tie a cost to that, to anything.
01:03It's a reasonable question, no, sir?
01:05I mean, our taxpayer money was going there.
01:06Do you know how much it will cost Americans in terms of their increased cost in gas and food over
01:13the next year because of the Iran war?
01:17I would simply ask you what the cost is of an Iranian nuclear bomb.
01:20I'm going to give you that opportunity.
01:21I would simply ask you what the, you're playing gotcha questions about domestic things.
01:25I'm not.
01:25You're asking, you're saying it's a gotcha question to ask what it's going to be in terms of the increased
01:30cost in gas.
01:30Why won't you answer what it costs to prevent Iran from getting a nuclear bomb?
01:34I give you that, sir, but let me.
01:35What would it cost?
01:36What would you pay to ensure Iran doesn't get a nuclear bomb?
01:38Do you.
01:39What would you pay?
01:40I reclaim my time.
01:41Do you not know, you had no one do the analysis of what the increased cost of gas and food
01:45on the American people are going to be?
01:47What is the cost of Iran holding that straight at issue with nuclear weapons?
01:51It's $631 billion, which means it's an increase of $5,000 a year for American households.
01:59Now, let me give you this point.
02:01You're saying that your operation is preventing a nuclear Iran.
02:04Will you acknowledge that there is an economic cost to the American people for doing what you believe is necessary
02:12to make Iran denuclear?
02:14Will you acknowledge the economic cost?
02:16We have an incredible economic team that's managing this better than what the previous administration did to our economy.
02:23You acknowledge there's a cost.
02:31You don't even do the analysis on how much it's costing the American people.
02:37It's one thing if you said, OK, it costs the American people $5,000, but we think it's worth it.
02:42That's what we've done in World War II and other wars.
02:44Here's what it costs.
02:45You've got to pay for it.
02:46You don't even know what the average American is paying.
02:50You don't know what we paid in terms of the missiles that hit the Iranian school.
02:53You don't know what we're paying in terms of gas.
02:55You don't know what we're paying in terms of food.
02:57Your 25 billion number is totally off.
02:59It's the incompetence.
03:01It's the incompetence.
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