Trump Denies Munitions Shortages Amid Clashes with Defense Secretary Hegseth
President Trump has pushed back against reports of munitions shortages and denied any frustration with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. He emphasized the U.S. military's capabilities and criticized the media for what he termed treasonous reporting.
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Trump Denies Munitions Shortages Amid Reports of Cabinet Clash
Trump Denies Munitions Shortages Amid Clashes with Defense Secretary Hegseth
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