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10:46Now PlayingSenator Chuck Schumer just tore into Pete Hegseth during a heated hearing, calling it “an exercise in obfuscation.” Instead of answering direct questions — including whether proven sexual assault should disqualify someone from becoming Secretary of Defense — Hegseth dodged, deflected, and stonewalled. Even more troubling, Republicans blocked Democrats from reviewing his full FBI background file, raising serious questions about what they’re hiding.
This isn’t partisan nitpicking — it’s about trust, accountability, and national security. The Secretary of Defense isn’t just another cabinet role. This is the person who oversees millions of service members, directs Pentagon policy, and represents America’s credibility on the world stage. Character and transparency aren’t optional.
Schumer’s warning couldn’t be clearer: Pete Hegseth is woefully unfit for the job. But with Senate Republicans protecting him, the American people deserve to see the full record — the evasions, the hidden files, and the refusal to confront serious allegations.
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