‘Simply calling them terrorists does not make them so’: Ret. Army JAG on Caribbean airstrikes
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is doubling down on his defense of U.S. strikes against alleged drug boats in the face of mounting criticism. Retired Army JAG Lt. Col. Dan Maurer joins the Weekend to discuss.
“Emphatically they were ship wrecked. I think no fair reading of the the law, yet alone the DoD Manual which is simply a re-statement of common principles of law, could you interpret what you saw in that video as someone who was demonstrating any kind of hostile act or any type of hostile intention…”
—Lt Col Dan Maurer, US Army JAG (Ret) on Admiral Bradley’s statement to lawmakers.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is doubling down on his defense of U.S. strikes against alleged drug boats in the face of mounting criticism. Retired Army JAG Lt. Col. Dan Maurer joins the Weekend to discuss.
“Emphatically they were ship wrecked. I think no fair reading of the the law, yet alone the DoD Manual which is simply a re-statement of common principles of law, could you interpret what you saw in that video as someone who was demonstrating any kind of hostile act or any type of hostile intention…”
—Lt Col Dan Maurer, US Army JAG (Ret) on Admiral Bradley’s statement to lawmakers.







