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Hegseth's Signal chat controversies have 'destroyed trust' of those in uniform: Jacobson
President Trump and Vice President Vance are standing behind Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth after his second Signal chat controversy. NBC News' Courtney Kube reports more from the Pentagon. Senior Fellow at Salve Regina University's Pell Center for International Relations Mark Jacobson joins Ana Cabrera to discuss the internal damage the chat may have caused and how other countries are viewing it.
Defense Sec. Pete Hegseth struck a defiant tone following mounting criticism he shared sensitive information about air ...
President Trump appears to be standing by Hegseth, despite a report alleging that the White House is searching for a new ...
Pete Hegseth, whose tenure as secretary of defense has been mired in a series of events raising questions about his ability to lead the Department of Defense, defended his performance during an ...
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Republican Senator Salutes Pete Hegseth On CNN: He’s ‘Willing to Investigate’ And ‘Even Fire’ Close Friends He Hired"I think it's a real strength that he is willing to investigate and even fire close friends when they're suspected of doing ...
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Pete Hegseth Reportedly Requests Pentagon Makeup Studio: Live UpdatesPresident Trump appears to be standing by Hegseth, despite a report alleging that the White House is searching for a new ...
The controversy-stoking U.S. secretary of defense spoke at the U.S. Army War College but didn't address his Signal chat ...
“LOL, Senator Mullen never served a day of his life but he is a multi-millionaire who likes to tweet like he stormed the ...
The beleaguered defense secretary came in hot on Fox News amid new reporting on distrust and dysfunction at his department.
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