GOP Senator Cynthia Lummis Defends Pete Hegseth After Signal Leak, Says He Shouldn't Resign

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00:00No, have you? Yeah, would you like to see it? Yeah. There you go.

00:15Did Pete Hegseth know there was a reporter on the call? It's not clear, but this is still in an unclassified app.

00:24Did Pete Hegseth know that there was a reporter on the call? I think that's less the issue and

00:30more the issue that's happening in an unclassified setting. No, that's not the bigger issue. The

00:36bigger issue is, did Pete Hegseth know there was a reporter on the call? That's the issue.

00:43He did not. He thought he was speaking to his fellow cabinet members. He should not have

00:49Is the National Security Advisor at fault then here?

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