During a Pentagon briefing, Pete Hegseth attacked Fox News correspondent Jennifer Griffin after she posed a challenging question regarding uranium movement in Iran. Griffin's inquiry, which referenced satellite imagery showing trucks at the bombed nuclear site, sparked outrage from journalists and support from MSNBC hosts like Jen Psaki. Psaki emphasized the validity of Griffin's question, reinforcing its importance amid ongoing discussions about the U.S. military strike that raised concerns about enriched uranium status.
During the Pentagon briefing Thursday, Hegseth reacted to a challenging question from Griffin by baselessly attacking her, saying Jennifer, you've been about the worst, the one who misrepresents the most intentionally what the president says.
The best question of the day on that reporting came from a former colleague of Secretary Hegseth, Fox News reporter Jennifer Griffin.
The satellite imagery she's referencing from days before the U.S. strike shows a line of 16 cargo trucks, which implies uncertainty about the uranium's status.
Two Israeli officials with knowledge of the matter told The New York Times that they had intelligence that Iran had moved nearly 900 pounds of enriched uranium from the site in the days before the attack.
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