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IrelandTrump dismisses replacement rumors with praise for Hegseth
RSBN's Oval Office footage pairs a defense of his Cabinet with answers on tariffs, Iran and Republican leadership.
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Story of Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 795,743 views a day, 123 times a normal first day on this channel (6,451).
President Trump Reveals Plan for Final Two Years & His Confidence in Cabinet Members - 11/05/26
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- 0:01Trump credits tariffs with bringing factory construction and investment into the United States.
- 2:16Asked about House Republican leadership, Trump praises both Steve Scalise and Jim Jordan.
- 3:04Trump says Iran will not acquire a nuclear weapon while answering questions about nuclear proposals.
- 5:24Trump praises Pete Hegseth and dismisses rumors of staffing replacements.
- 10:28Trump emphasizes tax cuts, deregulation, border security and stock market performance in a defense of his record.
Asked whether staffing changes are coming, Donald Trump offers an emphatic endorsement of his defense secretary: "Pete Hegseth has done a fantastic job." He dismisses replacement rumors rather than naming a new team.
That exchange sits at the center of an Oval Office question-and-answer session posted by Right Side Broadcasting Network. The upload drew about 316,000 views in six hours, already far beyond the channel's usual full-day audience for regular videos.
The title promises Trump's plan for his final two years and his confidence in Cabinet members. What viewers get is a wide-ranging press availability, rather than a single, detailed forward agenda. Trump defends his record on tariffs, taxes, regulation and border security while reporters press him on personnel and foreign policy.
On House Republican leadership, a reporter asks whether he will intervene between Steve Scalise and Jim Jordan. Trump praises both: "Those are two tremendous people, great people." On Iran, his answer is more categorical: "Remember what I said to you: Iran will never have a nuclear weapon." He also credits tariffs with encouraging factory construction and investment in the United States.
RSBN posted several other videos from the day's White House proceedings. Its full-event upload about designating the Oval Office and Cabinet Room as national monuments also drew an unusually large audience, though the question-and-answer video attracted more views. A separate signing clip covers the order itself.
U.S. secretary of defense since 2025. He is an Army veteran and former television personality.
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- Channel views, last 7 days
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- Channel views, pace per day
- 221,447 (on a normal day: 844,726)
- Video published
- November 5, 2026
- Video views so far
- 315,771 (less than a day online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 795,743
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The press availability passed RSBN's usual first-day audience within its opening hours. The full-event and signing uploads also had unusually strong starts.
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Jim Jordan represents Ohio's 4th congressional district.