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'Just Wait': Pete Hegseth SNAPS At 'Rude' Reporter; Heated Exchange Goes Viral From Iran War Presser
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8:32Now PlayingU.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth had a tense exchange with reporters during a briefing on the ceasefire involving Iran. The moment unfolded when NBC News Senior Correspondent Courtney Kube interrupted a question being directed to Daily Caller White House correspondent Reagan Reese, prompting Hegseth to call the interruption 'rude' before adding 'so nasty'. The exchange has since gone viral. Watch-
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