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French Hill separates criticism of Hegseth from grounds for impeachment

CBS Philadelphia pairs Nancy Lacore's challenge to the defense secretary's qualifications with Hill's argument that poor performance is not itself an impeachable offense.

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CBS Philadelphia Story of November 10, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 49,575 views a day, 32 times a normal first day on this channel (1,566).

Could Pete Hegseth be impeached?

CBS Philadelphia puts a crucial distinction at the center of its Hegseth impeachment report: wanting a defense secretary out of office is not the same as establishing grounds to impeach him.

In excerpts from Face the Nation, South Carolina Democratic Representative-elect Nancy Lacore questions Pete Hegseth's qualifications and says his leadership has damaged military readiness. Arkansas Republican Representative French Hill draws a different line.

"If you don't think he's done a good job conducting his job, that doesn't mean per se that he's committed an impeachable offense," Hill says.

The segment, titled "Could Pete Hegseth be impeached?", places those contrasting positions against the congressional discussions following Democratic gains in the midterm elections. It presents the debate, rather than a settled answer to its title's question.

The Short drew about 50,000 views in its first day, more than thirty times CBS Philadelphia's usual start for the format.

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