
The US president announces support for Hegseth despite the planned vote within two days
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Outgoing Republican Congressman Thomas Massie has filed a motion to impeach Pete Hegseth, including for his actions during the war with Iran. The vote on this matter is to take place within two days. President Donald Trump criticized Massie and announced support for Hegseth.
Outgoing Republican Congressman Thomas Massie filed a motion to impeach Hegseth for, among other things, in connection with his actions during the war with Iran. The vote on this matter is to take place within two days.
At a spontaneously convened briefing, American President Donald Trump did not spare bitter words for Massie. He shouldn't be taking up the time of Congress, the Senate, or even doing what he's doing. "It's a complete failure," he said.
What did Hegseth do wrong? He won the war. He commanded and won the war in Venezuela. (…) And certainly, in my opinion, he also won the war with Iran. Or at least he definitely wins it. Iran would love to make a deal and it has been decimated, Trump emphasized.
The US president said that even if Hegseth is impeached, he will support him because he "won two wars."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The vote on Hegseth's impeachment will take place within two days, as announced.
Very likely · Within days
Donald Trump will continue to support Hegseth even if he is impeached.
Very likely · Within days

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