Hegseth Cites Fake Pulp Fiction Bible Verse, Compares Reporters to Jesus' Enemies
US official Pete Hegseth sparked controversy by quoting a fake Bible verse from the movie "Pulp Fiction" during a public address. He used the quote to criticize reporters, comparing them to the enemies of Jesus.
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Hegseth compares 'Trump-hating' reporters to enemies of Jesus - Reuters
Hegseth compares 'Trump-hating' reporters to enemies of Jesus Reuters
Read full article →Republicans in Congress back Army secretary amid clash with Hegseth
Dan Driscoll, the top political appointee in the Army, gave his first public testimony since Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth forced out the service’s top officer.
By Dan Lamothe
Read full article →Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth reads fake Bible verse from Pulp Fiction
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth read a prayer drawn from a misquote of Ezekiel 25:17 in Pulp Fiction.
Read full article →Pete Hegseth quotes the Bible… but uses Pulp Fiction version - The Times
Pete Hegseth quotes the Bible… but uses Pulp Fiction version The Times
Read full article →Steve Bannon wants Pete Hegseth to tone down the religion talk: ‘Let’s have a military briefing’
Bannon offered his ‘two cents’ to the Defense Secretary about how he should hold a military briefing
By Isabel Keane
Read full article →US Defence Secretary Hegseth invokes Bible to compare reporters to enemies of Jesus - The Straits Times
US Defence Secretary Hegseth invokes Bible to compare reporters to enemies of Jesus The Straits Times
Read full article →Steve Bannon's blunt take on Pete Hegseth's ‘Pulp Fiction’ Bible verse; ‘don’t think I would…’
Hegseth attacked media as biased and likened reporters to Pharisees, while Steve Bannon and others warned against his use of religious rhetoric.
Read full article →Democrats move to impeach Hegseth over Iran war
• Impeachment articles cite illegal warfare, abuse of power • Pentagon taps automakers to boost weapons production WASHINGTON: House Democrats introduced six articles of impeachment against Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth on Wednesday, accusing him of “high crimes and misdemeanours” including waging an unauthorised war on Iran. The resolution, led by Rep Yassamin Ansari, a Democratic Congresswoman from Arizona, has slim chances of passing due to the Republican majority in the House. Impeachment ...
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Read full article →Pete Hegseth Roasted By Gavin Newsom & Others Over ‘Pulp Fiction’ Prayer Debacle
In an administration full of SNL cold opens waiting to happen weekly, Pete Hegseth really out did himself this week – and Colin Jost wasn’t even in the room. Caught quoting lines of a phony Bible passage from Pulp Fiction as scripture Wednesday during a Pentagon ceremony, the former Fox News host has become even […]
By Dominic Patten
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