Pentagon questions and border coverage fill RSBN's week
Hegseth's full briefing was the most-watched new upload, while breaking aviation coverage drew a substantial early audience.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
FULL EVENT: Secretary Hegseth Addresses Letters of Impeachment Against Him - 11/10/26
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- 3:37Hegseth argues that policy disagreements over military operations do not constitute grounds for impeachment.
- 14:30He says military personnel followed lawful orders and opposes criminalizing their actions.
- 15:58Press questions begin with Iran's ability to rebuild during the ceasefire and continuing nuclear oversight.
- 16:32Hegseth says Iranian sites remain under surveillance and Iran's capacity to rebuild is severely weakened.
- 23:50Asked about incoming Democratic leaders, he says his team maintains contact with both parties in Congress.
Right Side Broadcasting Network packed its week with 16 uploads, moving between full government briefings, breaking coverage and shorter interview extracts. Its Pentagon broadcast featuring Pete Hegseth reached roughly 467,000 views, the largest audience among the week's new releases.
The briefing gives viewers both his prepared defense against impeachment resolutions and the questions that follow. Hegseth argues that policy disagreements do not justify impeachment, then journalists press him on surveillance of Iran during the ceasefire, President Trump's backing and contact with incoming Democratic congressional leadership. The questions begin well into the broadcast, after an extended account of the administration's military record.
A later arrival brought a different kind of urgency: the channel's coverage of the FAA's nationwide ground stop attracted about a quarter of a million views within four hours. Elsewhere, RSBN posted Attorney General Todd Blanche's weapons-and-drug-trade announcement, which we covered here, alongside news replays spanning Washington and immigration.
Border coverage has the most momentum among the channel's individual videos right now. The replay pairing a migrant caravan discussion with JD Vance's shift away from Iran diplomacy is drawing views fastest, followed by Blanche's briefing and a Chad Wolf interview about border enforcement.
Across the channel, daily views are below their usual level, and subscribers were unchanged over the week. Nearby-sized broadcasters had varied weeks: 7NEWS Australia drew a much larger weekly audience, while NowThis was quieter. For RSBN, the distinctive mix remains long, uninterrupted official appearances alongside shorter extracts and rolling news replays.
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- Subscribers
- 2,100,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 2,870,506
- Videos published this week
- 16
- Video published
- November 10, 2026
- Video views so far
- 466,871
- Views on its first day
- 421,683
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