Reporter: Did you watch Thomas Massie lay out his articles of impeachment?

Trump: No, I don’t watch. Look, Massie’s a loser.

He shouldn’t be taking up the time of Congress or the Senate or anything that he’s doing.

Trump:

What has Hegseth done? He won the war. He was in charge. He won the war in Venezuela.

And he, certainly, I think he’s won the war in Iran.

Trump:

What about impeaching the people that ran the Vietnam War?

Q: Do you believe the midterms were rigged?

Trump: Well, I think the numbers were terrible in terms of those early votes.

Q: Will you stand by Pete Hegseth if he’s impeached?

Trump: Yeah, I’ll stand by him. He won two wars.

Trump:

The great people that do the work, the great patriots, they love… Pete Hegseth.

Q: Putin keeps ignoring your demands.

Trump: Has he been fighting us in the war? Who are you with?

Q: MS NOW.

Trump: MS NOW is fake news. Worst ratings ever.

Trump:

I think Stephen Miller will get along very well with the Democrats.

Trump on Cuba:

Cuba is going to be interesting.

I would imagine it will fall fairly soon.

Trump: Dana, would you like to be press secretary of the United States of America?

Dana White: Thank you for the offer. I do not want to be in politics.

Trump: I am devastated to hear this.

Newly elected Democratic senators pose for a photo with Chuck Schumer.

Iran’s Supreme National Security Council Secretary, Mohsen Rezaei:

The war on Iran has already wrecked the US government. But Washington flails like a desperate gambler. FOLD YOUR HAND.

STOP manufacturing FAKE NEWS about imaginary talks. Stop denying the West Asian NEW ORDER.

Time to SURRENDER to the seven conditions Iran has repeatedly set out.

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Former White House press secretary Katie Zacharia is reportedly seeking a comeback after Trump fired her just five days into the job.

Sources told the New York Post she is trying to regain Trump’s favor through television appearances and outreach to his new chief of staff, Stephen Miller.

However, White House officials dismissed her chances, with one saying Trump considers her a “train wreck.”

Trump:

Defeated Republican Congressman Thomas Massie, a total loser, is trying to Impeach perhaps the most popular and successful military official in the Country, Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth.

With recruitment at an ALL-TIME HIGH, from an all-time low under Sleepy Joe Biden, and TWO VICTORIES, Venezuela and Iran, Pete Hegseth should be praised, not Impeached.

Congress, stand up for Pete!!!

The U.S. military evacuated aircraft from a second UK airbase following a reported Iranian threat.

Two U.S. refueling tankers were diverted from RAF Mildenhall to Germany on Monday, with several others relocated later.

The move follows the withdrawal of U.S. B-1 bombers from RAF Fairford after seven men were arrested over a suspected Iran-linked security incident.

Source: WSJ

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U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson:

Everyone wants to be like America, and there's a reason for that.

And those principles are under assault. They're under great challenge.

Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez:

Milei, Trump, Bolsonaro, Orbán — they all belong to the same international far-right movement, which, incidentally, is also financed by tech oligarchs like Elon Musk.

Ultimately, what they all want is to turn Spain into their colony.

We are not going to allow this country to become a colony of tech oligarchs or an international far-right movement acting against the interests of the Spanish people.

I am very clear: Spain is a sovereign country. Spain will not be governed from any capital other than Madrid.

📸 Ukraine peace talks have begun in Abu Dhabi, ahead of a trilateral meeting with the U.S. and Russia.

Hegseth to Hold Rare News Conference As He Fights Impeachment Bid

Republican Rep. Thomas Massie filed articles accusing the Pentagon chief of bypassing Congress over the Iran war, even as President Donald Trump pledged to stand by Hegseth.

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French President Macron:

When you look at the tech sector, it's largely driven by the U.S. big seven companies and the Chinese companies.

Europe is the right approach, but still, in the digital sector and in a lot of sectors, we are too fragmented.

Second, capital. In the U.S., you have a lot of capital, a lot of deep pockets, so they invest a lot of money.

The paradox is that in Europe, you have a lot of savings, much more than in the U.S.

But these savings are not properly invested because of too many regulations in the banking and insurance sectors.