Arkansas Republican won't rule out impeaching Hegseth after narrow re-election win

Republican Rep. French Hill of Arkansas declined to rule out impeaching Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, citing dissatisfaction with the war's handling, after narrowly winning a seventh term by just 4,400 votes in a deep-red district. Hill told CBS News' "Face The Nation" he wants to hear the impeachment debate to determine if it merits removal or other disciplinary action, while noting the commander in chief bears responsibility for war strategy. The House is expected to vote this week on a resolution promoted by Rep. Thomas Massie, with Democrats seizing both chambers on Tuesday. Democrats have promised to target Hegseth, and House Oversight Chairman James Comer said impeachment votes may exist, which would make Hegseth only the third cabinet secretary impeached. Removal would require a two-thirds Senate vote, while Hegseth dismissed the articles as a "sham" from a "disgruntled, defeated congressman."