Television host and commentator Pete Hegseth estimated in a recent video segment that U.S. military operations related to the conflict with Iran have cost roughly $37.5 billion so far. The on-air segment runs about 3 minutes and 20 seconds and centers on his calculation and discussion of war-related spending.
Hegseth presented the figure as his estimate during the clip; the segment itself does not supply an on-screen government source for that total. Viewers interested in the full context and any citations he referenced are advised to watch the full video for his explanation.
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For viewers seeking more detail on Hegseth’s estimate or on how the figure was calculated, watching the segment will show his full remarks and any sources he cites.