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Members of Congress have now seen a video showing the second U.S.

strike on a boat in the Caribbean.

Democrats and Republicans interpreted it differently, but a few things became clear.

That is one of two big stories focused on the Pentagon and NPR Pentagon correspondent Tom Bowman is covering both.

Tom, good morning.

Hey, Steve.

Okay, so let's get this other story out of the way first.

An inspector general report is now public about Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth sharing information about an attack on the Signal texting app.

What did you learn by reading the report?

And let's just disclose, as we do, that NPR CEO Catherine Maher also chairs the board of the Signal Foundation, which has a subsidiary that makes this app.

But what has been the reaction to the inspector general?

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