Former defense secretary pushes back on nominee's claim that women shouldn't serve in combat units
Former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta is among those pushing back on past comments made by President-elect Donald Trump's pick to be the next defense secretary, who was critical of women being allowed to serve in combat units.
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