The former White House spokesman sharply criticized J. De Vance on the attitude towards Iran Ari Fleischer, former White House spokesman during the George Bush era, severely criticized J. Di Vance said to him: Dear Mr. Vice President, allow me to present another point of view. The problem was not the war with Iran; The problem was the ceasefire you caused. He added: If you start a war, you must win it and end it; Otherwise, don't start it at all. When this decision was made, which I believe was the right decision, we should not have stopped until the fall of the Iranian regime. Fleischer continued to emphasize: But instead, you negotiated a truce that didn't last, didn't work, and left us in a quandary; with higher prices and forces still stationed in the area. Eventually the former White House spokesman stated: No, Mr. Vice President; The problem is not the war. The problem is your so-called ceasefire.

The former White House spokesman sharply criticized J. De Vance on the attitude towards Iran Ari Fleischer, former White House spokesman during the George Bush era, severely criticized J. Di Vance said to him: Dear Mr. Vice President, allow me to present another point of view. The problem was not the war with Iran; The problem was the ceasefire you caused. He added: If you start a war, you must win it and end it; Otherwise, don't start it at all. When this decision was made, which I believe was the right decision, we should not have stopped until the fall of the Iranian regime. Fleischer continued to emphasize: But instead, you negotiated a truce that didn't last, didn't work, and left us in a quandary; with higher prices and forces still stationed in the area. Eventually the former White House spokesman stated: No, Mr. Vice President; The problem is not the war. The problem is your so-called ceasefire.