America Now | Trump reportedly irritated with War Secretary, White House denies

We are learning more about the claims of the U.S. running low on missiles in the Iran war. Reports of anger, explosive arguments, and even some members of the administration getting thrown under the bus have emerged. According to the Washington Post, President Trump lost his temper and clashed directly with Secretary of War Pete Hegseth at Camp David last Friday over America's munitions stockpile. Trump believed the shortage issue "had been fixed." Before the war had started, it hadn’t. So where is the disconnect at the White House and among the Trump administration staffers? America Now anchor Ben Swann talks with Pearson Sharp, host of The Sharp Report on OANN, about what’s going on here. Plus, faith under fire! Attacks against Christians have almost doubled this year in Jerusalem. Nuns belonging to the Russian mission in the city are the latest to fall victim. RT correspondent Charlotte Dubenskij sat down with one of the nuns to hear her story. And America Now's Jalyssa Dugrot looks at Tucker Carlson's 10-point plan on fixing the country. She talks with average Americans about whether they think a third political party is the answer.