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America Now - August 12, 10 PM EST

Published 13 Aug, 2026 06:08

Keeling over: Sailors aboard USS Abraham Lincoln reportedly struggle to handle unbearable living conditions after nine months at sea amid Iran war
What if the biggest threat to thousands of sailors aboard USS Abraham Lincoln is not the enemy, but rather the unbearable conditions they have to face after nine months at sea? Six US Navy sailors have reportedly tried to jump overboard from the aircraft carrier as moldy showers, broken toilets, absence of hot water, laundry problems, and shortages of soap have plagued the ship. America Now anchor Ben Swann discusses the reports with former Green Beret Michael Yon. Plus, ICE plans to spend millions on new electric gloves for its officers. America Now correspondent Jalyssa Dugrot examines the shocking story.

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