President Donald Trump dismisses prospect of replacing Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth amid Iran war fallout, looming Democratic investigations

President Donald Trump dismissed the prospect of replacing Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth amid Iran war fallout and looming Democratic investigations.
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