Trump Says “Washington ComPost” Report Claiming Pete Hegseth Misled Trump on Munition Stockpiles is “Fake” and “Treasonous”

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President Trump on Thursday responded to a Washington Post article, which claimed that War Secretary Pete Hegseth misled the President on a reported munitions shortage, and he went off on the outlet, accusing them of ...

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Trump Says “Washington ComPost” Report Claiming Pete Hegseth Misled Trump on Munition Stockpiles is “Fake” and “Treasonous”

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