Joe Kent described a critical moment inside the administration, raising concerns about how a major military decision was reached without the usual internal process.
Speaking in an interview with Tucker Carlson, the former counterterrorism official said «A good deal of key decision makers were not allowed to come and express their opinion to the president,» pointing to what he characterized as a significant breakdown in procedure.
He also stated that «There wasn’t a robust debate,» suggesting that the move toward strikes on Iran unfolded without the level of scrutiny typically expected in matters of national security, offering a rare glimpse into internal deliberations.
