JACK REED EXPOSES PETE HEGSETH OVER DEI ATTACKS, WAR CRIMES PARDONS & POLITICAL PURGES
July 12, 2025
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as posted by the channelSenator Jack Reed unleashes one of the most intense confrontations yet with Trump’s Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth—grilling him over politically motivated threats to military officers, attacks on diversity and inclusion (DEI) policies, and pardons for convicted war criminals.
Hegseth, known for his partisan rhetoric, faces brutal questioning about his role in fostering a culture of fear inside the military—targeting those who disagree with Trump’s ideology, mocking military justice (JAG), and openly undermining the Geneva Conventions.
This explosive exchange exposes the dangerous politicization of our armed forces, and the consequences for national security, readiness, and troop morale.
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