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Blagojevich urges Hegseth to 'stand tall' as Massie impeachment vote looms

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Blagojevich urges Hegseth to 'stand tall' as Massie impeachment vote looms

Nov 10, 2026

The NewsNation segment features former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, recently released from prison and promoting his new memoir 'Framed, F*cked, and Freed,' advising Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to 'stand tall' amid Rep. Thomas Massie's eight articles of impeachment. Blagojevich compares the effort to his own impeachment and prosecution, arguing it abuses the Constitution's 'high crimes and misdemeanors' standard, disenfranchises voters who chose leaders on issues like gas prices and affordability, and risks turning politics into retaliatory 'impeachment palooza.' He warns both parties against weaponizing lawfare, drawing parallels to Soviet tactics and citing how charges against Trump backfired electorally.

Source: NewsNation

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Massie Introduces Eight Impeachment Articles Against Defense Secretary Hegseth Over Iran War

Nov 9, 2026

The Bloomberg segment covered the lame-duck session opening with Rep. Thomas Massie introducing eight articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, primarily over the unauthorized Iran war, civilian casualties, and other actions. It also discussed NVIDIA launching an investigation into CEO Jensen Huang's admitted affair with a suspected Chinese spy, Stephen Miller starting as White House chief of staff, and bipartisan Senate efforts on energy permitting reform. Interviews featured Rep. Carlos Gimenez defending Hegseth as following lawful presidential orders and Sen. Alan Armstrong pushing for faster infrastructure approvals to lower energy costs. A panel analyzed political fallout, potential government shutdown risks, and national security implications.

Source: Bloomberg Television