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Welcome to the daily Inside Scoop newsletter. President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance have both said Tuesday night’s blue tsunami was a direct reflection of the American public’s dissatisfaction with the Iran war. But what does Iran think? And how does that influence what may come next? I talked to chief foreign correspondent Richard Engel on “Here’s the Scoop” about all of that. Let’s get into it.

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The war against Iran and its impact on the cost of living helped propel Democrats to majorities in Congress. But the conflict won’t be quick to end.

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