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In this episode of Mea Culpa, Michael Cohen sits down with intelligence and national security expert Malcolm Nance for a timely conversation. As tensions continue to rise overseas and political leaders struggle to define exactly what the United States is involved in, Cohen and Nance break down the growing uncertainty surrounding the Iran conflict, military strategy, global consequences, and the legal and political implications back home. Together, they examine the blurred lines between limited operations and full-scale war, the role of Congress under the War Powers Act, and whether the American public is getting the full story. A sharp and urgent conversation about where things stand—and where they could be heading next. As always, thanks for listening.
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