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The View has once again decided to play judge, jury and propaganda arm all in one, piling on dishonorable attacks against Secretary Pete Hegseth instead of doing honest journalism. Their latest performance was less a discussion and more a staged smear, designed to inflame their audience and protect political allies rather than defend the truth.
The real story is messy because it involves real-time combat decisions and lives on the line, and Hegseth has repeatedly said confusion in the field and the “fog of war” explain delays in the information that reached him — not malice or cowardice. Critics in the media are seizing on incomplete facts to declare guilt before anyone has seen the full record, while Congress launches investigations that should determine the truth.
But don’t forget how this began: Hegseth’s speech to senior commanders called for higher physical standards and a return to a warrior mentality, and The View’s hosts turned that into a hysterical narrative about “fat-shaming” the troops. Rather than praise a leader who wants a fit, lethal military, they chose ridicule and cheap moralizing — the same playbook they use whenever conservatives insist on competence over coddling.
Those remarks weren’t about cruelty; they were about restoring readiness and respect for the mission after years of politically correct softness that left our forces less prepared. Hegseth’s message to commanders — to reject woke policies that erode discipline — is exactly what every proud patriot should want from the Pentagon, which makes The View’s sanctimony all the more intolerable.
This isn’t just about one man; it’s about a media class that reflexively smears any leader who dares to put country over ideology. The View’s pattern is obvious: weaponize emotion, dodge accountability, and cheerlead for a soft, spineless status quo that excuses failure while attacking those who demand excellence.
Americans who care about national defense and common sense should see through this garbage and stand with leaders who will actually protect our people and borders. Stop letting partisan talk shows set the terms for national security debate — demand facts, demand accountability, and support the men and women who are willing to fight for our country.
