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not go directly into the defense industry for ten years. but you're not willing to make that same pledge. >> i'm not a general. >> senator pete hegseth shines on capitol hill. >> would you explain what a jagoff is? >> i don't think i need to, sir. >> you're just creating the worst possible situation. people are terrified. no one is safe in california or los angeles. >> deep blue liberals are seeing red. >> it looks like hiroshima. or just some horrible thing. >> our motto is when they go low, we go high. >> what's going on with michelle obama? plus, he knew. donald trump could not have had a better leadoff hitter for his

cabinet nominees. pete hegseth for secretary of defense. when pete walked into the hearing room, he got a standing o. you. usa. >> usa. usa. usa. >> hundreds of combat veterans showed up in washington to march in support for pete, but there were a few troublemakers in the room which caused things to get off to a kind of a rocky start. >> pete, you are a misogynist. not only that, you are a christian zionist. >> accountability and readiness. >> when are you going to stop bombing babies in gaza? veterans are committing suicide

and are homeless. the genocide in gaza. >> that's the recruiting crisis. come on. no money for disasters. only 8 billion to answer your children. that's the recruiting crisis. >> can i leave? please? >> once that was all over, hegseth delivered his opening statement. watch. >> unlike the current administration, politics should play no part in military matters. we are not republicans. we are not democrats. we are american warriors. our standards will be high and they will be equal, not equitable. that's a very different word. it is true, and has been acknowledged that i don't have a similar biography to defense secretaries of the last 30 years. but as president trump also told me, we've repeatedly placed people atop the pentagon with supposedly the right credentials, whether they are retired generals, academics or defense contractor executives. and where has it

gotten us? he believes, and i humbly agree, that it's time to give someone with dust on his boots the helm, a change agent, someone with no vested interest in certain companies or specific programs or approved narratives. >> schumer's strategy was to create fireworks, humiliate hegseth, and stain the gop brand. but pete kept his composure, and the democrats humiliated themselves. >> would you explain what a jagoff is? >> i don't think i need to, sir. >> why not? >> because the men and women watching understand? >> well, perhaps some of my colleagues don't understand. >> it would be a jag officer who puts his or her own priorities in front of the warfighters, their promotions, their medals, in front of having the backs of those who are making the tough calls on the front lines. >> the most important thing about these hearings is that the nominee shows they have the right temperament to defend your position without losing

your cool, and do your best to avoid the gotcha moments. pete did that today. >> i am sure that every general who serves should not go directly into the defense industry for ten years. but you're not willing to make that same pledge. >> i'm not a general senator. >> democrats underestimated hegseth. they thought he was just a tv talking head. and i get it. we make it look easy. but everyone here at fox knows when you come to work, you have to be prepared. and the democrats didn't see it coming. today, pete was more prepared than they were. >> can you give me an experience or your actual experience of driving innovation in an organization? give me an example of where you have done that. >> oh my goodness, absolutely a concern. veterans for america. we created the fixing health care veterans health care task force, a bipartisan task force that never been done before to create policy to drive policy change on capitol hill, that

organizations fought ferociously against. we got the va accountability act passed and the mission act passed in a way that a nonprofit of our size veterans organization has never done, and that's testified in all the letters that we put forward to the committee, which are on the record. >> another asset hegseth possesses patience. a part of the senate process is how do i say this? taking it and taking it from people who are supremely unqualified, ignorant politicians whose minds are already made up and they're reading from a script they didn't write. here's mazie hirono, the not so distinguished senator from hawaii. >> would you use our military to take over greenland or an ally? >> one of the things that president trump is so good at is never strategically tipping his hand. and so i would never, in this public forum, give one way or another direct what orders the president sounds to me in any context. >> that sounds to me that you

would contemplate carrying out such an order to basically invade greenland and take over the panama canal. president trump directed former secretary of defense mark esper to shoot protesters in the legs in downtown d.c, an order. secretary esper refused to comply with. would you carry out such an order from president trump? >> senator, i was in the washington, dc national guard unit that was in lafayette square during those to carry out an order to shoot protesters. >> that sounds to me that you will comply with such an order. you will shoot protesters in the in the leg. >> and when things didn't go their way, the democrats do what they always do. they just scream at you, just like the protesters. >> have you let an audit of any organization, yes or no? i don't want a long answer. yes or no? have you led an audit of any organization of which you were in charge? >> senator? in both of the organizations i ran, we were always completely fiscally responsible. >> yes or no? did you lead an

audit and the way. yes or no? did you lead an audit? yes or no? completely mischaracterized. you can't answer this question. yes or no? did you lead an audit? do you not know this answer, senator? >> yes or no? of my leadership of these organizations. >> yes or no? misrepresented. i will take that as a no. what were the findings? so there were no findings because you've never led an audit? >> the pentagon's failed seven audits, and senator tammy voted to confirm every defense secretary that failed them. it's kind of funny to listen to these politicians lecture, pete, about financial mismanagement when they've gotten us into $36 trillion in debt. she's got no business pointing fingers. and yeah, there was a lot more screaming. >> you've denigrated active duty service members. we have hundreds, hundreds of women who are currently in the infantry, lethal members of our military serving in the infantry. but you degrade them. you said in your statement you don't want politics in the dod. everything you've said in these public statements is politics. i don't

want women. i don't want moms. what's wrong with a mom? by the way, once you have babies, you therefore are no longer able to be lethal. i mean, you're basically saying women after they have children can't ever serve in the military in a combat role. it's a it's a silly thing to say. >> well, pete's used to women screaming at him. he's been on outnumbered for years. pete's one lucky guy. we've trained him well. democrats didn't lay a glove on hegseth all morning. this was four hours, no bathroom breaks. and pete remained focused and professional. under fire. >> statements. you said about people who have views differently than you that we're the enemy. are you saying that 50% of the dod, if they hold liberal views or leftist views, or are democrats, are not welcome in the military? are you saying that? >> senator, i volunteered to deploy to afghanistan under democrat president barack obama. i also volunteered to guard the inauguration of joe biden, but was denied the opportunity to serve because i

was identified as an extremist by my own unit for a christian tattoo. >> democrats became so cliche that at one point, tim kaine basically asked, when did you stop beating your wife? >> did you ever engage in any acts of physical violence against any of your wives? senator? absolutely not. but you would agree with me that if someone had committed physical violence against a spouse, that would be disqualifying to serve as secretary of defense, correct? senator? absolutely not. have i ever done that? >> you would agree that that would be a disqualifying offense, would you not, senator, you're talking about a hypothetical. i don't think it's a hypothetical. violence against spouses occurs every day. >> i didn't know tim kaine felt that strongly about domestic violence, because he served years in the senate, next to a guy who slapped his wife around, democrat senator tom carper from delaware, joe biden's buddy coldcocked his spouse. he tried to hide it and then was forced to admit it.

quote did i slap my wife 20 years ago? yes. do i regret it? yes. would i do it again? no. so, according to tim kaine, slapping your wife's disqualifying if you're the defense secretary. but if you're a u.s. senator. not really. tim kaine was almost vp. he was hillary's vp who waged war against dozens of women who accused her husband. then kaine went after pete's character. >> listen, you had just fathered a child two months before by a woman that was not your wife. can you so casually cheat on a second wife and cheat on the mother of a child that had been born two months before senator hurt? >> the child's name is gwendolyn hope hegseth, and she's a child of god, and she's seven years old. and she was. >> and she's. you cheated on the mother of that child. less than two months after that daughter was born, didn't you? >> those were false charges. >> if infidelity is a crime, then you'd have to put everyone in dc in prison. it wasn't that

long ago the democrats were telling the government to get out of our bedrooms. now timmy wants to get inside of pete's. have a little look. see? didn't the democrats say your private life has nothing to do with public office? didn't they say that during lewinsky? congress has a secret slush fund to settle sex harassment lawsuits against the members. there's hundreds of ndas that congress doesn't want you to see. but the senator from virginia, still on his high horse. >> many of your work colleagues have said that you show up for work under the influence of alcohol or drunk. i know you've denied that, but you would agree with me, right? that if that was the case, that would be disqualifying for somebody to be secretary of defense. >> senator, those are all anonymous false claims at this point. >> republicans on the committee had had enough of the hypocrisy. >> watch the senator from virginia starts bringing up the fact that what if you showed up drunk to your job? how many senators have showed up drunk to vote at night? have any of

you guys asked them to step down and resign from their job? and don't tell me you haven't seen it because i know you have. and then how many senators do you know have gotten a divorce before cheating on their wives? did you ask them to step down? no, but it's for show. you guys make sure you make a big show and point out the hypocrisy because the man's made a mistake, and you want to sit there and say that he's not qualified. >> congress opened up a cantina. you could order booze, wine, beer up to your office. nancy pelosi's little waitstaff would bring it up to you morning, noon and night. bottle service, basically, the liquor lobby, one of the most powerful outfits in washington. it's how legislation gets passed and they're throwing stones. democrat staffers shot a gay porn video in the senate hearing room, probably the same senate hearing room that kaine was just speaking from. and democrats think they're more well-behaved than hegseth.

these members lied about serving in vietnam, lied about their race to get a job at harvard. pete doesn't have anything to be ashamed of. he's a brave man who's grown up and changed. but what's driving democrats so crazy is that pete's not business as usual. they don't care about booze and sex. those are just political attacks. what democrats are really up to is they're defending the status quo. navy can't build ships, army can't recruit. after 20 years in afghanistan, no one was fired. the democrats don't want accountability, but accountability is coming. >> there's been no accountability for the disaster of the withdrawal in afghanistan. and that's precisely why we're here today, is that leadership has been unwilling to take accountability, and it's time to restore that to our most senior ranks. we have too many people here in air conditioned offices that like to point fingers at the guys in dark and dangerous places, the gals in helicopters in enemy territory who are doing things that

people in washington, dc would never dare to do. we won world war two with seven four star generals. today we have 44 four star generals. there's an inverse relationship between the size of staffs and victory on the battlefield. we don't need more bureaucracy at the top. we need more war fighters empowered at the bottom. >> the sources say the trump team feels good about how the hearing went. pete performed well under pressure, and that means a lot when you want to run the defense department and everybody watching at home saw the energy pete brings to the table. the youth factor, the younger generation is ready to do things differently. and pete can be that spark to revive the military, boost recruitment and clean house. towards the end of the hearing, he was asked the most important question and when he answered, he got a little emotional. >> why do you want to do this job? what's your what drives you? >> you have 30s.

>> because i love my country, senator, and i've dedicated my life to the warfighters. people see me as someone who hosts a morning show on television, but people that really know me know where my heart's at. it's with the guys in this audience who've had my back and i've had theirs. we've been in some of the darkest and most difficult places you can ever be in. you come back a different person, and only by the grace of god am i here before you. today i'm doing this job for them. >> will cain joins me now, and he's got a new show. the will cain show premieres january 21st at 4:00. what was it like watching your former co-host out there? >> pride knockout. not a tko ko you saw on display the difference in quality of human being out there, willing to put their life on the line for this

country. you have on one hand the mazie hirono and the tim cain's. on the other hand, you have pete hegseth. and yes, he was prepared and patient and eloquent, and he put on a great performance. but, jesse, do you know why he's capable of making a great performance? it is true, because you and i and he we've done this for a living. we speak publicly. it's what we do. but it's something more than that. it's because everything he had to say didn't have to be a performance. it's authentic. he believed it. he's principled. i know this man. you know this man. he was asked a couple of things. jesse, i just want to say about priorities, first of all, personal priorities. he said, god, family, country. it's easy when you know where you're grounded. you're not ever going to be put on the spot. you're not going to be pestered. you know, your priorities. and for this job and what he offers to the united states of america, he knows the priorities, the lethality of the united states military. he'll never be flustered. he won't be confused on the job. he's grounded. he's principled. >> the way the democrats

attacked him today. what does that tell you about the next four years? >> well, i guess it's a precursor, jesse. perhaps to the next couple of days. what we'll see in other confirmation hearings, performance, showmanship, mudslinging. tim kaine wallowing, squatting in a pigsty, throwing mud. and i expect we'll probably see something similar as we go forward when it comes, of course, to donald trump. you'll see obstinance that will try to get in the way of what will be a golden age of america. i truly believe that we're on the precipice of something special in america, and they will do everything in their way to stand. i don't know, i guess for the status quo, i guess for the military industrial complex, i guess for forever wars, i guess from change agents like pete hegseth and everyone else nominated by donald trump. >> so you have a new show at 4:00. it's right before a show at 5:00. yeah. so we're going to need a little bit of a rocket ship out of you at four. okay? a lot of pressure. we need a lot of help. >> i couldn't be more excited. i couldn't be more grateful to

fox. i am so thrilled to do the will cain show 4:00 on fox. i know i need to give you a good lead in. i've had good models, i've had good inspirations, and i just can't wait. well, congratulations. >> you deserve it. thank you. hegseth just picked up a major endorsement. moments ago, senator joni ernst announced she is going to vote yes to confirm him. senator ted cruz joins me now. he will be confirmed, right? >> yes. i believe pete hegseth will be confirmed. i believe all of president trump's cabinet nominees are going to be confirmed. you're going to see what you saw today. you're going to see in a number of these hearings, democrats put on a performance circus. they're going to they're going to yell and scream and stomp their feet. but at the end of the day, i think every single one of these nominees is going to be confirmed. and i got to say, i want to commend the president. i think that the nominees he has put forward are extraordinary. they're committed. look, pete hegseth is a warrior. he served his

nation. he's a decorated combat veteran. and then when he came back from active duty, he devoted his life to fighting for veterans and fighting for active duty soldiers and sailors and airmen and marines. and pete hegseth is a change agent. you know what i thought was pitiful about the democrats performance this morning is they were eager to slander him personally to drag him through the mud. very happy to go with anonymous accusations from people who are not willing to put their name to it, not willing to put evidence behind it. but what they didn't want to talk about is the job he's been nominated to do to lead the department of defense and to change the department of defense. i think he is going to be a major change agent to bring the department of defense back to its core mission of supporting the war fighter, of being prepared, if necessary, to defeat and kill our enemies. and under joe biden and the democrats, the department of defense has run down every woke

rabbit trail of whatever the political agenda of the moment is. instead of focusing on the war fighter, i'm going to make a prediction for you, jesse. when pete hegseth is confirmed as secretary of defense, we are going to see enlistment numbers rise and rise dramatically because young men and women who want to fight to defend the country, they don't want to be part of some woke mind experiment from the democrats, but they do want to be heroes defending america. and that's what pete hegseth is fighting to defend and get us back to. >> he was inspiring today. there's no doubt about that. what are the things that are the most critical to tackle on day one? if pete takes over the pentagon? >> look, the pentagon is a massive institution turning the battleship. i've sat down several times with pete and talked about it. it's hard to change the culture of a massive bureaucracy. i worry that under joe biden that that that the officers who got promoted, they got promoted by embracing whatever the woke ideology of

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next week. she claims she had a scheduling conflict for carter's funeral, but the inauguration has been on the books for years. she just doesn't want to go. michelle's hanging barack out to dry for the second high profile political event within just a few weeks. why are barack and michelle on such different pages? barack can't convince his wife she has to do her duty and attend the inauguration, but she's an independent woman and she can do what she wants. i guess i remember when it was unpatriotic to skip an inauguration. >> outgoing president trump this morning was a no show, the first outgoing president in modern times to skip his elected successors inauguration. he doesn't have the strength of character to attend the inauguration of the person who beat him. >> he has very little respect for the noble traditions that have kept this country together. this is how you don't do it. kids at home, this kind of sore loser sendoff.

>> well, the media and the democrats are singing a different tune now that it's one of their own breaking the norms they claim to love so much. but the obamas aren't the only ones going low. kamala's taking a page out of michelle's playbook and snubbing her own time honored tradition, refusing to invite jd and his family to visit the vp residence before they move in on inauguration day. the vances have three young kids. they need to get a look inside before they move in. she's just going to leave him out in the cold. and page six says kamala and doug go on property shopping. they're looking at a condo on the upper west side here in manhattan. meanwhile, in dc, j6 committee members are talking to the white house about preemptive pardons. in biden's final days. surely the committee members wouldn't need a pardon if they didn't do anything wrong, right? >> i only know of one reason to seek a pardon. >> because you're worried that you're guilty, that you committed a crime, former speaker of the house newt

gingrich joins me now, and he's out with a new documentary on pbs called a journey to america. >> all right. you understand the decorum, the traditions, and the peaceful transfer of power. speaker, why do you think michelle obama is not attending the inauguration on martin luther king day? >> well, she hates donald trump. >> same reason she didn't go to the carter funeral because she would have been sitting next to donald trump. i think there's an interesting contrast. her husband was very cheerful, very pleasant. i think, in a way helped bring the country together by chatting with trump. she represents the wing of the party that wants to drive the country apart and sort of represents the civil war that i just wrote about at gingrich 360, which i think is beginning to show up in the democratic party. there are people who want to accept that after nine years, donald trump

is going to be president. and then there are people who just repudiate it. look at gavin newsom, who in the middle of the worst fire in modern times, needing desperately to have help from the new trump administration, decides to put up $50 million to stop trump in california. i mean, this is suicidally crazy, and michelle represents that wing of the party that rejects reality and the wants to pretend if i don't show up, it mustn't have occurred. well, i hate to tell you, michelle. actually, almost none of us care. >> does kamala harris belong to that same wing? because it's not like she has to hold j.d. vance's hand while she shows him the powder room on the second floor. she can just take a leave for the afternoon and do the right thing. >> well, you can't tell with kamala harris whether she deliberately belongs to the bitter anti-trump wing or she's just dumb. i mean, i've always found it hard to understand,

because if you watch her carefully, she's sort of, like, almost as bad as biden without the cognitive decline. and so from my perspective, you can't quite figure out why she would do this. it's not to her advantage. i mean, if you live in the shadow of a brand new trump administration, it kind of helps to be nice. and if you decide you're going to be part of the bitter end, and i do think there will be a split, a civil war in the democratic party between the bitter end left and the people who decide they're going to accommodate trump. it's going to be very interesting to watch how it evolves. and clearly both kamala and michelle are going to be in the bitter end wing. >> well, if you want to read more about that, go to is it newt gingrich 360? not like anderson cooper 363 6360. com and before elon musk gets his hands on pbs, you can go see newt gingrich's documentary. >> well and my wife callista we were very proud. it's on at

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know, the fight that that was never me. it's the world's loneliest position. the enormity of the decisions you're making on a daily basis, how transactional everyone is with you. i think i'm most looking forward to just being able to show up for him as a daughter. >> well, the nature of presidential politics hasn't changed. trump has, and the country's embracing him much more than 16. carrie underwood, who's performing at trump's inauguration, doesn't care about any backlash. listen. quote. she does her music for everyone, and she also knows many of her fans will be watching the inauguration. so this was a no brainer. underwood is joining a long list of a-listers who aren't afraid of being canceled, and ceos following suit to zuckerberg, musk and bezos are going to be sitting together in a box watching the inauguration. starbucks reversing its years long open door policy for the homeless. sorry, buddy. bathrooms. now for paying customers only. you

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