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Amid leadership turmoil, Pete Hegseth publicly defended the position of Steve Feinberg, who is advancing POTUS' agenda as Deputy Secretary in the Defense Department.

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Amid leadership turmoil, Pete Hegseth publicly defended the position of Steve Feinberg, who is advancing POTUS' agenda as Deputy Secretary in the Defense Department.

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  1. Steve Feinberg issued a memo at the Department of War seeking to overhaul contractor rules and harness private sector strength.Sub-event
  2. Donald Trump hired Pete Hegseth to run the Defense Department, amid allegations linking Steve Feinberg to a CIA officer siphoning funds.Sub-event
  3. Feinberg rises to Deputy Secretary role; Hegseth defends his position while Driscoll departs.1 source

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