Topic: Aircraft Carrier

CBS News correspondent Charlie Daggett and retired Navy Captain Carl Schuster discuss the fatigue and psychological stress affecting sailors on the USS Abraham Lincoln. Schuster notes that passing the 60-day mark at sea often leads to a significant decline in morale and increased mental health risks. The deployment was extended and redirected from the Pacific to the Middle East, resulting in 12-18 hour workdays during active kinetic conflict.

Reports from MSNOW highlight low morale and mental health struggles aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, which has been at sea for over 260 days without a port call. Families of sailors reported shortages of food and hygiene products like soap and toothpaste. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth denied these reports, while the hosts question the validity of the "food shortage" claims, suggesting the media is using the story to attack the administration's military actions.