Biden says Austin had judgment lapse by not telling him of hospitalization as WH emphasizes secretary's work on Yemen strike

President Joe Biden on Friday said Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin had a lapse in judgement by not notifying him of his hospitalization, but White House officials made a point in emphasizing Austin remains heavily involved in military decision making.

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