The Megyn Kelly Show Inside America's Iran War Planning, Migrant Murderer, Schlossberg Struggles on Trail: AM Update 3/3
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Mar 3, 2026 Coverage of U.S. planning and buildup before strikes on Iran and the debate over preemptive military options. A presidential ceremony honors three Medal of Honor recipients for life-saving bravery. A Virginia murder raises questions about immigration enforcement and repeat arrests. JFK’s grandson faces uphill campaign struggles and uses provocative social posts to get attention.
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U.S. Framed Strikes As Preemptive To Avert Greater Casualties
- The Trump administration justified preemptive strikes on Iran as necessary to prevent higher U.S. casualties from anticipated attacks.
- CENTCOM reported rising U.S. deaths and rapid military buildup including two carriers and fighter deployments before the operation.
Administration Debated Wide Range Of Military Options
- The New York Times reported months of internal debate and a range of military options from limited strikes to regime-toppling campaigns.
- Officials like General Cain offered options while Vice President J.D. Vance pushed for decisive large actions if chosen.
Medal Of Honor Recipients Spanned Three Wars
- President Trump presented three Medals of Honor spanning WWII, Vietnam, and Afghanistan to recognize extraordinary soldier bravery.
- Stories included Roddy Edmonds protecting Jewish POWs, Terry Richardson saving 82 men under fire, and Michael Ollis shielding a Polish soldier before dying.