Straasoft, no.

We're watching the last remaining Senate votes come in on the Senate vote confirmation vote for Pete Hegseth, the Fox News weekend morning co-host to be Secretary of Defense.

We're watching this live along with you, joining us now from

the Capitol's Julie Sirken, NBC News Congressional Correspondent, who's been covering this confirmation

process.

No.

Closely, Julie, we're trying to listen, as I know you are as well. Can you tell us what, anything

about how this vote is unfolding on the Senate floor right now, how it seems like this is going?

We obviously saw a yes vote there from Joni Ernst and no vote from Lisa Murkowski,

two closely watched female Republican senators.

And so far it is just Collins and Murkowski that have voted no on the Republican side of the aisle against Pete Hexed.

The two that I'm watching the most closely,

I have not yet seen on the Senate floor, and that is Tom Tillis and Mitch McConnell, the

McConnell had made his way to the floor a short while ago and might just be waiting over

there. I'm just keeping an eye on the screen here. And certainly Pete Hexeth can only afford

to lose one more Republican vote and still get confirmed.

I'm told J.D. Vance is in the building. He's close by just in case he needs to break a tie,

any potential tie here. But Rachel, my reporting all week on this has indicated that Republican senators

who have had concerns about Pete HECSett's nomination, not only because of the allegations in

the affidavit, but perhaps

most importantly, the answers that he gave during his confirmation hearing last week on how he

would handle potential war crimes, the Geneva Convention issues that are important for some Republicans

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