Pete Hegseth

Before combat operations. I don't live with any regrets. It's not a healthy way to live. And I know exactly where my compass is on these troops, which is why you've seen, and same with the president, the revival of the spirit inside our military. I would encourage some reporters here to spend some time with actual formations of units, Marines, soldiers out there, combat arms folks.

Video of the strike is released. When can we see that video? When will you release it? We're reviewing it right now to make sure. Sources, methods. I mean, it's an ongoing operation. TTPs. We've got operators out there doing this right now. So whatever we were to decide to release, we'd have to be very responsible about. So we're reviewing that right now.

full of drugs and in that particular case the first strike didn't take it out and a couple of guys jumped off and swam from what I understand a ways away. When we struck the submarine a second time it sunk and then you had two people that you had to go get and we had the ability to go get them and we gave them back to their host countries. That's a story that's already been out in the public. So we didn't change our protocol, it was just a different circumstance.

Pete Hankseth put the blame for the second strike squarely on his commander, Admiral Mitch Bradley, saying on X, I stand by him and the combat decisions he has made on the September 2nd mission and all others since.

NATO consider expelling Spain.

Watch, we had a chance to go along on the historic trip of Middle East peace, which our generation of veterans never dreamed would be possible.

So you would think that

The Pentagon press corps of all press corps would be front and center across the board on wanting to give credit to the president for forging this kind of piece and instead what they want to talk about is a policy about them, which simply says maybe the policy should look like the White House or other military installations where you have to wear a badge that identifies that you're press or you can't just roam anywhere you want.

It used to be, Mr. President, the press could go anywhere, pretty much anywhere in the Pentagon.

Today, the United States and France... again rally together to confront such threats. Because we strive for peace, we must prepare for war and hopefully deter it. We must ensure that our children and our grandchildren know what these men did, that they understand.

Today, the United States and France... again rally together to confront such threats. Because we strive for peace, we must prepare for war and hopefully deter it. We must ensure that our children and our grandchildren know what these men did, that they understand.

But U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is.

But U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is.

But U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is.

I'm Ayesha Roscoe, and this is Up First from NPR News. Japan-based Nippon Steel wanted to buy U.S. Steel.

I'm Ayesha Roscoe, and this is Up First from NPR News. Japan-based Nippon Steel wanted to buy U.S. Steel.

I'm Ayesha Roscoe, and this is Up First from NPR News. Japan-based Nippon Steel wanted to buy U.S. Steel.

But last night at a Pennsylvania steel plant, President Trump touted a deal that he says allows a partnership between the two companies.

But last night at a Pennsylvania steel plant, President Trump touted a deal that he says allows a partnership between the two companies.

But last night at a Pennsylvania steel plant, President Trump touted a deal that he says allows a partnership between the two companies.