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A segment on NewsNation’s Cuomo turned into a heated debate Wednesday when host Chris Cuomo and former Fox News host Bill O’Reilly clashed over Iran’s nuclear capabilities. They talked about comments made by War Secretary Pete Hegseth and International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Rafael Grossi. “We know exactly what they have, and they know that,” Hegseth said during a Wednesday press conference, “and they will either give it to us, which the president has laid out, they’ll give it to us voluntarily.” Cuomo said these calculations are deceptive when there has been a lack of monitoring in Iran. O’Reilly brought up a quote from Grossi during an interview with CBS News’s Margaret Brennan in March. In the transcript, Grossi said, “The inventory of enriched uranium at 60%, which is very close to the degree you need to make a bomb.” Cuomo said the quote is taken out of context and that Grossi cannot know that percentage, and he called out O’Reilly for taking it out of context on his show. “He said that they have 60% enriched uranium,” Cuomo said. “Why? Because Iran said they were going to do it after what they said was Israel hitting one of their enrichment facilities. [The IAEA was] never able to go in and verify it.” O’Reilly fired back and said, “You can believe what you want to believe,” and then told Cuomo to “keep quiet.” “No, it’s my show, pal,” Cuomo said. “If you don’t like it, you can go.” TRUMP INSISTS ON ‘NO ENRICHMENT’ OF URANIUM AFTER IRAN SAID US CEASEFIRE DEAL ACCEPTED IT O’Reilly pointed his finger at the camera and said Cuomo did not want him to read the quote because it would make Cuomo look foolish. “Read it,” Cuomo said. “And don’t point, be a man. Don’t be a bigmouth.”

Former Republican Sen. Ben Sasse said he is facing the “heaviness” his family will feel once he dies of cancer. Sasse, who served as a senator for Nebraska for eight years, revealed in December that he has Stage 4 pancreatic cancer, calling it “a death sentence.” The former lawmaker, 54, has a wife and three children. His son was only 14 when he learned of his father’s cancer diagnosis, Sasse said. “I knew that God wasn’t surprised by the diagnosis; there is not a maverick molecule in the universe,” Sasse said on the New York Times’s Interesting Times with Ross Douthat podcast Thursday. “But I didn’t like the idea of my 14-year-old son not having a dad around at 16. I didn’t like the idea of my daughters, who are 22 and 24, not having their dad there to walk them down the aisle, and I felt a real heaviness about that.” Sasse also said he feels “a peace” about how death is “something that we should hate,” saying it ought to be called “a wicked thief.” “It’s pretty good,” he said, how people pass through “the veil of tears” only one time, after which there are “no more tears” or cancer. Sasse added that his children have “a great mom” and that all of them are “theologically rooted and their hope is in Jesus.” Sasse said he knows his conversations with his adult daughters are “true and accurate,” and while he doesn’t fully know how his teenage son is handling his father’s health, his son “seems to be doing well.” Sasse discussed the “nasty drug” that he has been taking, daraxonrasib, which causes him to bleed “out of a whole bunch of parts of me that shouldn’t be bleeding.” He had dried blood across his face in the interview and said that his body can’t grow skin. Sasse said he feels “better than I deserve” but that his face and skin feel “nuclear.” He said the pain is a 4 on a scale of 1 to 10, down from the level 8 it used to be. HOW JD VANCE BECAME TRUMP’S ‘CLOSER’ IN IRAN PEACE TALKS Sasse stepped down from his role as senator in 2023 to become the University of Florida’s president. He served in the position for about a year and a half before resigning due to his wife’s recent epilepsy diagnosis, he said at the time.

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