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Washington Today (1-14-25): Senators question Def Sec nominee Hegseth about conduct, women in combat
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51:37Now PlayingPete Hegseth, President-elect Donald Trump's Defense Secretary nomines, testifies before the Senate Armed Services Committee that he would bring a “warrior culture” to the Pentagon. Concerning his never leading an organization so large, he says, “It’s time to give someone with dust on his boots the helm. A change agent.” Senators question him about his credentials, his past statements opposing women in combat and allegations of misconduct, including sexual assault and excessive drinking.
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