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Seth Meyers criticizes Pete Hegseth’s war-fighting focus and questions defense priorities.
Meyers highlights $15.1m ribeye and $6.9m lobster spending in September.
Colbert links Hormuz tensions to oil-price spikes and safety concerns.
Kimmel jokes about security fears around the Oscars amid threats.
Colbert notes oil-price rise tied to Middle East tensions.
The Guardian summarizes Trump-era war posture and public reaction.
Jake Paul’s rally appearance is noted in the coverage.
Seth Meyers mocks Hegseth with a jab about being war-fighting with his colon.
The Late Show segment covers broader U.S. military strategy questions.
The piece notes the Pentagon’s spending on IT and luxury items.

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Media critics focused on a TMZ item about the Defense Department's $22 million lobster and ribeye purchases for troops in one month.
The column argues the meals are a longstanding military tradition to reward troops, not just for top leaders.
The piece notes there are 1.3 million active-duty personnel, suggesting the cost per person is relatively modest.
The author credits Bloomberg and other outlets for context, acknowledging some budget waste but defending the gesture.
The piece mentions a reform angle, noting competitive bidding for such purchases could replace a few favored firms.
CNN panelist and on-air reaction are cited as part of the media debate around the story.
The piece frames the controversy as hypocrisy among pundits who misread military dining practices.
The column targets the entertainment arms for ignorance about military life, calling out several TV figures.
The author asserts defense spending is large, implying the lobster purchase is a minor portion of a wide budget.
The commentary frames the debate as a clash between tradition and media criticism over troop morale incentives.

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