Chris Cuomo: Media has plenty of flaws, but also joins troops in the worst of situations | CUOMO
June 27, 2025
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as posted by the channelThere's controversy surrounding the effectiveness of U.S. strikes targeting Iran's nuclear program. Chris Cuomo takes issue with comments made by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's criticism of media outlets covering the operation. Hegseth accuses the media of "undermining the success" of U.S. troops in the mission, which Cuomo believes is a "naked attempt to have the public turn on the press." He argues that while the press has its flaws, oftentimes journalists join troops in the worst of situations, risking their lives. "They go because they believe in the job and they believe in the patriotism of being there with the men and women who are protecting our freedoms," Cuomo says.
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