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CNN This Morning plays a clip of Pete Hegseth saying that the racial integration of the military was a "huge success." But Kate Bedingfield, Biden's ex-communications director and a CNN commentator, says Hegseth sounds like a segregationist in 1940 opposing integration.

On MSNBC's The Weekend, Biden's deputy press secretary at the Pentagon, Sabrina Singh makes repeated mention of the job requiring 24/7 availability--an unsubtle allusion to allegations about Hegseth's drinking history. Hegseth has pledged not to drink if confirmed. What about her boss, AWOL Austin?

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough calls it an "insult" and a "lie" to claim that the US military has gone woke. He is very wrong, and we've got the proof.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough says that Pete Hegseth's views on women in the military would take us back to the 11th century. Calling him a "retrograde throwback," MSNBC Republican Elise Jordan says his views would take us back to "the Crusades."

Reacting to a clip in which accused murderer Luigi Mangione speaks of "lived experience," Joe Scarborough pretends to be unfamiliar with the phrase, saying "What does that mean? It's lived experience?"  He later goes on a rant, criticizing the qualifications of Secretary of Defense nominee Pete Hegseth.

Appearing on MSNBC's The Weekend, ex-Republican Joe Walsh, a fierce Trump critic, said that Trump likes Pete Hegseth because he is a "pretty face," and that "Trump doesn't give a shit that Pete Hegseth has a history of treating women like shit. Because that's what Donald Trump has done. Trump doesn't care that he's an abuser and a harasser of women, because that is what Trump has been."

Attempting to undercut Trump's nomination of Pete Hegseth as Defense Secretary, Morning Joe misled on the key issue of the physical fitness of female soldiers. After playing a clip of Hegseth expressing his opposition to women in combat, the show brought on NBC national security editor David Rohde, who said: "I think clips like the one you played will raise major issues. There are women in…

On Thursday, the Pentagon press corps were able to question Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin for the first time since his secret December hospitalizations and prostate cancer diagnosis he hid from the American public and President Biden until early January. There were plenty of tough questions, but most notable was NBC’s Peter Alexander (pinch-hitting for Pentagon correspondent Courtney Kube,…

President Joe Biden signed on Friday the 2024 National Defense Authorization Act, which included a pro-free speech provision effectively prohibiting the Department of Defense from contracting with radical leftist entities that discriminate against right-leaning media. Hours later, however, Biden invoked a Geoge Soros-tied Supreme Court case to hint at his potential rebellion against the…

Whether she’s on The View or CNN’s The Source with Kaitlan Collins, Alyssa Farah Griffin is theoretically supposed to be the conservative perspective, but on the Tuesday edition of the former, she tried to claim there is a big difference between the Pentagon funding abortions and funding travel to obtain abortions.

CNN News Central host Kate Bolduan has a low standard of what constitutes “remarkable” because on Tuesday’s show, she was astonished that President Biden’s secretaries of the Army, Navy, and Air Force wrote a Washington Post op-ed criticizing Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s blanket hold on military promotions over the Pentagon’s abortion travel policy.

The ABC, CBS and NBC news shows completely ignored a new House bill amendment that would block the Department of Defense from pouring cash into censorship-obsessed anti-free speech organizations.

On Thursday, The Daily Signal's Mary Margaret Olohan reported that the Department of Defense had announced that it will pay for service members to travel to abort their unborn babies. Between this and Wednesday's report that the State Department is now funding drag shows overseas, it's obvious the Biden administration has its priorities completely backward. Of course, just like Wednesday night…

In light of the Dobbs decision, the DOD announced on June 28 that they would continue to perform abortions for service members “consistent with federal law,” according to Matthew Gault from Vice.