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44:01Now PlayingPete Hegseth pushed out the people who challenged him. Now Susan Dimas and Edwin Eisendrath argue that the Pentagon’s failures—and the consequences for American troops—belong to him alone. They examine the reported resignation of Army Secretary Dan Driscoll, the handling of the Iran war, military readiness, and Hegseth’s political ambitions.
Then they widen the lens: Donald Trump’s embrace of Vladimir Putin, distrust of government data, a Supreme Court willing to let Trump proceed, Democratic leverage in the next Congress, the trade war with Canada, anti-Muslim campaigning in Michigan, and the steps voters should take before the midterms.
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