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House votes to block motion to impeach Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth

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NBC News. (2026, November 10). House votes to block motion to impeach Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. NBC News. https://www.nbcnews.com/video/house-votes-to-block-motion-to-impeach-secretary-of-defense-pete-hegseth-273236037919

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As of November 11, 2026, President Donald Trump dismissed prospects of replacing Pete Hegseth, his Defense Secretary, amid significant Republican losses in the midterm elections and ongoing fallout from the war with Iran. Despite discussions within the White House about potential leadership changes, Trump publicly supported Hegseth, stating he was doing "a very good job." However, Republicans narrowly blocked efforts to impeach Hegseth by voting 211-204 to send articles of impeachment to a committee for further study, effectively delaying any immediate action until Democrats take control of the House in January 2027. The impeachment bid is likely to remain stuck in committee as no Democrat voted in favor, with Nancy Pelosi among those who failed to vote.

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“Article A describes a planned impeachment vote, while Article B reports on an actual vote that occurred later and resulted in blocking the motion.”
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“The articles describe contradictory outcomes of a vote, with one stating that the House voted on impeachment and the other stating they blocked such a motion.”
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