Walter Reed hospital visit highlights toll of Iran-backed roadside bombs

Trump recounts a Walter Reed hospital visit with a severely injured soldier from New Jersey. The segment details the devastating impact of plastic roadside bombs in Iraq and points to Iran's role in manufacturing the weapons.

During a discussion about conflict with Iran, a story emerges of a visit to Walter Reed hospital to meet a critically injured minesweeper. The young soldier, a Princeton student from New Jersey, was wounded in Iraq by a plastic roadside bomb. The speaker details how these powerful, metal-detector-evading weapons were linked directly to Soleimani and Iranian manufacturing.