Trump insists ‘nobody’s been killed’ as he admits dragging out war for ‘investors’: report
RawStory reports on Donald Trump's interviews with Hugh Hewitt and Stephen A. Smith about the war with Iran, in which Trump insisted nobody had been killed and that he was stretching out the conflict at the request of Middle Eastern nations he called "tremendous investors" in the United States. The Washington Post and Pentagon figures cited in the article point to 23 American service members killed during the war, 11 of them to enemy fire.
