But, you know, when you have this trust deficit--and it was mentioned by several different members, is that we don't necessarily know if the Pentagon is making the right decisions or some of these decisions are coming from the White House.
Palazzo expresses concerns about trust in Pentagon decision-making and its influence from the White House.
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