Pete Hegseth wants to run for president of the United States in 2028. The only problem is he may not last much longer in his role in the United States Pentagon, because right now whistleblowers within the United States Pentagon are preparing to, quote, "spill their guts" to Congress in an effort to push Hegseth out. Members of Congress are pushing for the impeachment of Pete Hegseth. When Congress returns from session after elections, things continue to look bleak inside the United States Department of Defense as more drips and more leaks come out. Despite the fact that Hegseth was successful in literally kicking media out of the Pentagon — he didn't want the Pentagon media covering him — well, not only are they covering him, but they're doing it from outside of the halls of the Pentagon in spite of what he did. And right now he is facing major, major, major issues.
So I want to begin by talking about what happened this morning. And while you're here, you can like, comment, share, and subscribe. We're on the road to a million subscribers to support this work. This right here, you may not know what it is, okay? It's a globe. It's a globe that was purportedly used by Dwight D. Eisenhower, the former general, American legend, right? Well, this globe was sitting in a room that the United States Army operates within the United States Pentagon. And you may say, "Aaron, what's so important about this globe?" Well, you tell me. Because Pete Hegseth thought it was so important that he demanded it to be moved from the room that it was sitting in — this historical artifact — into Pete Hegseth's suite inside the United States Pentagon.
Well, they moved it. They moved it. And they didn't wait for historians. Historians urged the United States Secretary of Defense, "Please wait for us. Let us move it." So they moved it without historians being able to do it. Pete Hegseth's team picked it up, did it themselves, and as you can see, it was dropped. First reported by The Washington Post, we have confirmation that this historical artifact was in fact not just dropped, it was damaged. Dropped and damaged. That's what happened to this globe. And people are saying, "How dumb can you be? How dumb can you be to not wait for a historian to simply come and ensure that this piece of history is properly moved from one place to the other?" They didn't do it.
This is just one of many leaks that we're seeing drip, drip, drip out of the Pentagon right now. And House Democrats have already begun to make contact with potential Pentagon whistleblowers prepared to, quote, "spill their guts should they launch a congressional investigation into Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth." The opposition has been widely predicted to win back the House of Representatives during next month's midterms, which would see it regain control of its most powerful investigative committees and enable its members to make life much more difficult for Donald Trump's administration. The House Oversight Committee led by Congressman Robert Garcia, the House Judiciary Committee led by Congressman Jamie Raskin, and other committees.
Today, The Independent and The Telegraph have confirmed that House Democrats are so confident that they're going to get the majority back that they are already talking to and seeking out witnesses prepared to speak out against Hegseth's leadership at the Department of Defense. They're also preparing subpoenas for the secretary himself, his closest advisers, including his wife, and his top aide, Ricky Buria. Quote: "There's going to be a lot of people that are going to very quietly go to the chairman of the Armed Services Committee and are going to spill their guts, provide them with everything they can, and leak everything they can. It'll be horrendous. It'll be consistent embarrassment." Hegseth has overseen a chaotic reign at the United States Pentagon, firing numerous top officials and instigating culture war battles before becoming the face of the war in Iran, which is now in its ninth month without any resolution. And Democrats are hoping to uncover damaging revelations that could lead to Hegseth's impeachment. And many members of Congress are pushing for his impeachment. I'm going to show you that, but quick word from our sponsor.
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As I mentioned, there are people right now inside the halls of Congress demanding the impeachment of Pete Hegseth. And if the vote were held today, it would likely pass. You have Republicans, you have Democrats alike, all demanding the removal of Hegseth. People are spilling the beans behind the scenes. You have these leaks about the General Eisenhower globe. It's getting worse. Take a listen to Congressman James Walorski: "Today he is unqualified to be the Secretary of Defense. He has repeatedly fired some of the nation's most qualified, experienced, effective military leaders because he had personal or political or identity-based objections to their leadership roles. He's failed with respect to the war in Iran. He's failed our service members, and the United States of America can do much, much better in that role, and he should go."
"He should go." That is what members of Congress are making clear right now — that he should go. And it's not just Walorski, it's also Congressman... who likes to go around calling himself the Secretary of War, which is strange. I call him the Secretary of War Crimes because he is overseeing war crimes, you know, in various parts of the world, and he should be ashamed of himself. Everything from dropping bombs on elementary school girls in Iran to bombing fishing boats and bombing a dairy farm in Ecuador. But you know, I go back to looking at that clip that you had with JD Vance wanting to understand what the failures have been. JD, look in the mirror — you, the Secretary of War Crimes, the President of the United States, you start..."
Secretary of War Crimes. Now, one of the members of Congress who may vote to impeach Hegseth — we don't know yet, but probably will — his name is John Ossoff, and he's making headlines today for some clips, and you need to watch them. Out of Georgia, take a listen.
"President Trump is coming back to Georgia on Saturday." "Good." "Is that a mistake for him to come? Mike Collins will be with him, but Rick Jackson will not." "Well, the president's visit will remind Georgians of the president's failure, of the war he lied us into. Remember, he told us it would just last a few days or a few weeks. He declared victory on the fourth day of this war. It's been more than 230 days since, and Iran still has its drones and its missiles and its uranium enrichment that's at its all-time high. The president's visit will remind Georgians that he cut our health care and doubled our health insurance premiums. The president's visit will remind Georgians that his tariffs have driven grocery prices to their all-time high. And the president's visit will remind Georgians that Mike Collins voted for the tariffs every time, voted for the war every time, and voted for those health care cuts. And let me just state again, Patricia, that Mike Collins needs to answer for those votes, and he needs to disband this so-called convoy captain's program, which has elevated people with ties to the Klan and people who have committed heinous crimes against children."
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