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2:34Now PlayingWar Secretary Pete Hegseth was blasted over apparent changes to the Iran narrative - with one Senator telling him 'we don't know what version of the war to believe' - during a Senate Committee hearing on Tuesday.
"Iran specifically, you said that we had obliterated, quote unquote, Iran's ability to create nuclear weapons. The president made the same claim. Yet eight months later, in February of 2026, the president launched an act of war claiming Iran was within two weeks of having a weapon. So when you say two very different things, the American people don't know who to believe or what to believe,' one put to him.
Hegseth hit back:"The nuclear sites under Midnight Hammer were obliterated, but Iranians foolishly continued to attempt to pursue nuclear capabilities, which is why we destroyed their defence industrial base and so many of the other capabilities to ensure they can't get to a nuclear weapon. We're staying laser focused on the objective, and you're trying to make campaign commercials!"
He was testifying on the president's $87.6 billion emergency supplemental funding request for the military during a hearing before the Senate Appropriations Committee.
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