Husband of Minnesota soldier killed in Iran War questions VP

Tonight, we're hearing from Sergeant First Class Nicole Amor's husband for the first time since her death. The White Bear Lake native was one of the first service members killed in the Iran war. Her husband confronted the vice president at a televised town hall last night. Fox 9's Mike Manzoni joins me now. And Mike, he called out the administration for what he believes were fundamental failures. Randy, this all happened at a CBS News town hall in Michigan ahead of the midterm elections During the Q&A segment, Joey Amor confronted Vice President J.D. Vance. His wife and five other soldiers died in a drone strike in Kuwait on March 1st, and that was just one day after the war started. The 39-year-old left behind two children. Here's some of what he said, as well as some of the vice president's response. Though the Iranian drone was the weapon that killed my wife, there were a lot of mistakes and a lot of fundamental failures that led up to that. I believe CBS has reported on that. My wife has told me things before she passed. There are other soldiers that know things that are being quiet about certain aspects of this. There's a failure in the leadership, and I wanna know how this administration is gonna start holding those leaders accountable. If there were failures, and I don't doubt there were, literally the first time I've heard of this is this conversation, and I want to fix that stuff. I do not want this stuff to happen. Just weeks ago, the Associated Press spoke with soldiers who said the Pentagon did not take Iranian threats to the port in Kuwait seriously enough. I spoke with Amor on the phone this afternoon. He told me that he's holding off on doing any more interviews for now, Randy. All right, Mike, thank you.