Against a war with Iran? You’re fired.

A war with Iran would be a disaster. It’s not in America’s interest, service members would die, and billions of dollars would be wasted.

Until three days ago, Iraq veteran Dan Caldwell was one of the top government officials pushing that common-sense belief. Then the Pentagon fired him.

Dan Caldwell was one of the strongest voices at the Pentagon opposing war with Iran. Then he was falsely accused of leaking classified documents and fired.

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(1:10) What Would Happen if the US Went to War With Iran?
(9:13) The Real Reason the US Invaded Iraq… pic.twitter.com/JUktfTIySd

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Why? His bosses say it’s because he leaked classified documents, but that’s completely false. No one in Washington has bothered providing evidence to support the charge. Could it be that the real reason Caldwell is out of a job is his anti-war stance? We’ll let you decide.

Click the image below to watch Tucker’s interview with Dan Caldwell and hear the side of this troubling story the Pentagon wants to keep hidden.

Dan Caldwell tells Tucker:

“A war with Iran risks being incredibly costly in terms of lives and dollars and instability in the Middle East. The lives of Americans, the lives of Iraqis, of Saudis, of Bahrainians, of Emiratis, of Israelis. And, of course, of Iranians. It could be an incredibly costly war… the President and Vice President, they know this.”