Fathers Accuse Biden of DISRESPECTING Fallen Soldiers As US ABANDON Americans, Service Dogs & Allies
August 31, 2021
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Two Gold Star fathers of U.S. Marines killed in a blast in Kabul amid President Joe Biden's Afghanistan withdrawal lambasted the commander in chief for acting selfishly in their interactions.
Mark Schmitz, father of Missouri Marine Jared Schmitz, and Darin Hoover, father of Utah Marine Darin Taylor Hoover Jr. discussed their tragic and terrible losses in an interview with "Hannity" on Monday.
Schmitz elected to meet with Biden, while Hoover told host Sean Hannity he "didn't want [Biden] anywhere near us."
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