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COLLINS: "We did cover the protests in Iran extensively here at CNN. Obviously, they said a lot about how internally people felt about the regime. But just to be clear — "
FETTERMAN: "Oh, I don't watch [inaudible], I don't know, but I'm talking about other left media."
COLLINS: "I understand. I just wanted to make that clear to our viewers, that we did cover that. But just to be clear, you do believe, if the United States was responsible, that the Pentagon should acknowledge that they accidentally hit a girls' school?"
FETTERMAN: "Yeah, I‘ve said that. I said it seems that they‘re already acknowledging all those things. I think largely that letter, it was rendered moot at this point after what that‘s already come out, now the Pentagon has agreed that they were behind that. And I don‘t know what your network has talked about. But what I‘m saying is that, you know, whether, like, it‘s The New York Times, they‘re making it more and more trying to convince America that this — this has been a disaster or things are out of control. And that‘s just categorically not true on that."
COLLINS: "I just think it deserves coverage, obviously, given the number of children who were killed as a result of -- it obviously matters what happened there. We‘ll see what the Pentagon investigation says. Senator John Fetterman, I appreciate your time tonight. Thank you for joining us as always here."
FETTERMAN: "Yes. Oh, no, you don‘t have to cut me off here."