Steve Schmidt joins "The Don Lemon Show" to discuss the latest developments in the rapidly escalating war with Iran. What does this mean for Americans? How far could this conflict spread, and what is it already costing the American people economically, politically, and in terms of global stability? Then we pivot to the fallout from Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s widely criticized congressional testimony. 

<p>Steve Schmidt joins "The Don Lemon Show" to discuss the latest developments in the rapidly escalating war with Iran. What does this mean for Americans? How far could this conflict spread, and what is it already costing the American people economically, politically, and in terms of global stability? Then we pivot to the fallout from Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem&rsquo;s widely criticized congressional testimony.&nbsp;</p>

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The Warning with Steve Schmidt

Steve Schmidt & Don Lemon: Trump's Iran War Lies & Fallout After Kristi Noem’s Abysmal Testimony

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