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  1. Bloomberg Television8 min

    Sen. Gallego Sees ‘Good Grounds’ for Hegseth Impeachment

    Sen. Gallego, Hegseth, Ruben Gallego, Kailey Leinz

    Senator Schumer outlines a strategy for retaining Democratic leadership while expressing skepticism about future bipartisanship following Stephen Miller's appointment as White House Chief of Staff. The discussion details aggressive legislative threats to defund the war in Iran and pursue the impeachment of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for alleged War Powers Resolution violations. Simultaneously, the speaker halts cryptocurrency regulation progress by demanding industry cooperation with Senator Sherrod Brown and warns against loosening AI export controls to China amid espionage concerns.

  2. Bloomberg Television51 min

    Hegseth Says Massie Bid Hurts Troops

    Hegseth, Massie, Kailey Leinz, Tyler Kendall, Rick Davis, Jeanne Sheehan Zaino, Troy Downing, Lael Brainard, Kaylee Lines, Charlie Pellett, Jeanne Shanzano

    House Republicans are convening to choose between Steve Scalise and Jim Jordan for minority leadership, while Senate GOP leaders are expected to confirm John Thune without opposition. This legislative session faces critical deadlines regarding a House vote to table an impeachment effort against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and a potential government shutdown over funding and military spending constraints. Concurrently, markets reacted to hotter-than-expected inflation data and a scandal involving Nvidia's CEO, prompting calls for Federal Reserve rate hikes and new AI export legislation.

  3. Bloomberg Television25 min

    Hegseth Calls Massie Impeachment Bid an Attack on Troops (Full Press Conference)

    Hegseth, Massie, Donald Trump, Alexander, David Zier, Mike Glenn

    Secretary of War defends against a congressional impeachment resolution he labels a political farce by highlighting historic military victories, including the destruction of Iran's nuclear infrastructure and the dismantling of transnational drug cartels. He details record recruiting numbers, significant personnel pay increases, and strategic control of critical waterways alongside the confirmation of Stephen Miller as Chief of Staff to bolster border security and defense operations. The administration maintains that these lawful campaigns have stabilized global security while securing substantial funding to ensure long-term American military dominance.

  4. Bloomberg Television11 min

    Hegseth Has Been 'Disaster' as Secretary of Defense, Says Rep. Stanton

    Hegseth, Stanton, Jensen Huang

    Congressman Jensen Wang demands a classified briefing on NVIDIA chip transshipment allegations while pledging to vote for the impeachment of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, citing disastrous war leadership and the mistreatment of military personnel. As the lame-duck session approaches, Wang plans to advance bipartisan surface transportation and defense bills provided they secure a government funding deal before the December 11 deadline. He further conditionally supports a college sports reform bill that strictly adheres to Title IX mandates and indicates openness to negotiating a comprehensive immigration compromise that balances border security with protections for long-term residents and essential workers.

  5. Bloomberg Television48 min

    Articles of Impeachment Introduced Against Hegseth

    Hegseth, Rep. Carlos Gimenez, Sen. Alan Armstrong, Marc Short, Tyler Kendall, Erik Wasson, Kayleigh Lyons, Carlos Gimenez, Alan Armstrong, Thomas Massey, Jeannie Shanzano, Rick Davis

    Amidst a deepening national security crisis involving NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's admitted affair with a suspected Chinese spy, the House has moved forward with impeachment proceedings against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth while President Trump defends both men against congressional scrutiny. Simultaneously, Stephen Miller assumed the role of White House Chief of Staff amidst a contentious political pivot on immigration, just as lawmakers race toward a December 11 funding deadline to avert a government shutdown. As the administration solidifies its interventionist economic strategy by taking stakes in 41 companies, a bipartisan Senate permitting bill advances despite conditional opposition from the President regarding wind energy components.