Vance privately expressed doubts about the Pentagon's description of the Iran war, particularly skeptical of claims about sufficient U.S. military weapon stockpiles.

He is concerned that critical ammunition may have been severely depleted, potentially weakening the U.S.'s readiness to respond to other conflicts.

Hegseth and military leadership insist that supplies are "plentiful" and state that this military operation has been highly successful. However, internal assessments indicate that Iran still retains a significant portion of its military strength, while the U.S. military has already utilized a large amount of its key weapon reserves.

Although Vance did not directly accuse Pentagon leadership of misleading the president, he continues to demand more accurate assessments of the war situation.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy: The announcement from OpenAI this morning is quite noteworthy (meaning Microsoft's OpenAI license will now become non-exclusive). In the coming weeks, we will work with a new stateful runtime environment to directly offer OpenAI's series of models to customers on the Amazon Web Services Bedrock platform. This will give developers a richer choice, allowing them to match the right model to their needs and adapt to various business scenarios. For more details, please stay tuned for the AWS conference in San Francisco tomorrow.