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Newsmax reporter to Hegseth: ‘When did the president decide to capitulate?’

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth appeared annoyed Tuesday after a reporter asked him when President Trump decided to capitulate on his initial demands for Iran to surrender unconditionally. In a tense exchange at a Pentagon press briefing, Newsmax’s James Rosen pointed to Trump’s c

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Newsmax reporter to Hegseth: ‘When did the president decide to capitulate?’Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth appeared annoyed Tuesday after a reporter asked him when President Trump decided to capitulate on his initial demands for Iran to surrender unconditionally. In a tense exchange at a Pentagon press briefing, Newsmax’s James Rosen pointed to Trump’s c
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