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Hegseth Praises New Trump Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, Responds to Reports that Miller Is Urging Trump to End Iran War - Politics, Policy, Political Views

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth holds press briefing in response to articles of impeachment – November 10, 2026 War Secretary Pete Hegseth suggested to reporters on Tuesday that he may meet with White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller to discuss winding... The post Hegseth Praises New Trump Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, Responds to Reports that Miller is Urging Trump to End Iran War first appeared on Politics, Policy, Political Views.

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The appointment of the sharpener Stephen Miller as new chief of staff is a loud signal for an open confrontation, as well as the impeachment against the "minister of war"

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U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said the recent appointment of Stephen Miller is good news for the Pentagon. 10.11.2026, Sputnik Mundo

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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is fighting for his political survival, facing impeachment proceedings in the wake of the Iran war and the Republicans' election defeat. According to a BBC analysis, the press conference he gave at the Pentagon on Tuesday (10/11) had essentially one and only one recipient: President Donald Trump, on whose support his political future may depend.

Hegseth's statements seemed to be addressed to only one person: Donald Trump, who soon spoke about his defense secretary's press conference

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der Standard AT broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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