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Donald Trump News: US President Backs Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth Amid Impeachment Push from Democrats

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Donald Trump News: US President Backs Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth Amid Impeachment Push from Democrats
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Donald Trump News: Ever since the midterm elections, defence secretary Pete Hegseth has come under immense  pressure. Hegseth’s handling of the Iran war has ignited impeachment calls from both Democrats and Republicans. But President Donald Trump has once backed his defence secretary, admitting that Hegseth is ‘very guilty of winning two wars’

Donald Trump News: US President Backs Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth Amid Impeachment Push from Democrats

Before leaving Palm Beach, Florida, President Trump spoke to reporters and asked why Democrats would want to impeach Hegseth, whom he called one of the central figures in the military operations.

According to him, Hegseth is  “guilty of two things: winning two wars”, referring to the US military campaigns in Iran and Venezuela. 

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He went on to question the reasoning for the impeachment push, saying it was hard to justify going after someone he saw as largely responsible for the military results. “And what are we going to do with one of the guys who was most responsible for the war? We want to impeach him,”  he said in a questioning tone. 

Donald Trump News: President Trump Credits Hegseth with Military Wins 

Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Nov 9, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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