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Hey folks,
Pete Hegseth is losing support, and this could get ugly fast.
Democrats are furious. Republicans are starting to turn on him. And after Hegseth’s latest moves at the Pentagon, the pressure is building around a question that Donald Trump may soon have to answer: How much longer can he keep this guy around?
[00:01:59] Senator Chris Murphy unloads on Hegseth after being denied access to U.S. military facilities in the Middle East.
[00:04:48] The backlash goes bipartisan as Republican lawmakers start publicly criticizing Hegseth’s Pentagon firings.
[00:06:29] Congress, the effort to remove Hegseth, and the question Republicans can’t dodge forever: will they actually do something?
[00:08:51] Hegseth is bleeding support and Democrats believe voters are turning against what he represents.
[00:11:19] We get to what really matters: the human cost of this war and why I believe Hegseth could be gone before the end of the year.
This isn’t just another Washington personnel fight. It’s about accountability, congressional oversight, the people serving our country, and whether Republicans who claim to be concerned about Hegseth will finally act. We break down the growing backlash, the politics behind it, and why I think Trump may be preparing to cut him loose after the midterms. If you value conversations that hold powerful people accountable, help me keep them going.
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With urgency,
—Mike
