General Jack Keane was on Fox News and provided what I believe is great information on the Defense Intelligence Agency low-confidence assessment of what happened in Iran and what was supposed to happen to the report.

Here’s what he said:

“And look, the DIA report, it was a preliminary report that had never reached the president yet. It has to go through a process with all the intelligence agencies coming together, making an assessment, and then bring that conclusion to the president. That has been truncated by the leak, so that process hasn’t even been completed. And certainly the people reporting on it, the New York Times and CNN, are trying to take advantage of it.”

So it probably never would have reached the president in the first place. But some low-level loser leaked it out and you can believe they will find who that was and prosecute them for the leak.

Keane also said he’s spoken to the Israelis, who he says are the ones on the ground looking at the site, and they believe Iran’s nuclear program has been set back at least two years, if not longer:

I think the evidence as it comes out will be quite overwhelming. I’ve been in contact with the Israelis, who are really the people on the ground taking a look at this, and they believe based on their preliminary assessment, because it’s the people on the ground that are going to make the most in-depth assessment of what has taken place here, and they haven’t completed their assessment. And they believe the program is set back at least two years, if not longer, based on what took place at those sites. And obviously, they hit all 12 sites before we hit the major underground facilities here.