Vance brushes off report about him calling generals about Iran war: ‘Of course I do’

Vice President JD Vance spoke to reports that he personally reached out to U.S. military generals in the Middle East for an on-site assessment of the Iran war in a press gaggle on Monday, calling the news obvious.
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