Hegseth

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth Recently interviewed by Fox News.

Hegseth reflected “a lifetime honor” as the Secretary of Defense, with Fox News host Lara Trump in extensive discussions with the Trump administration in the first few months of the administration.

“Our commitment has been clear from the first minute of the government,” he said. “What I think of Laura Trump.” “Restore the spirit of the warriors and rebuild our army President Trump It was done in the first semester, and we did it again. ”

Hegseth

Hegseth praises Trump’s leadership and B-2 bomber pilot US military strike against Iranian nuclear facilities Back to June. He praised the mission, Operation Midnight Hammer, as one of the “most outstanding efforts in our military history.”

“All love and credibility is attributed to those who are united,” Heggs said. “But our commander-in-chief sets the tone again and now we have a different set of opportunities.”

He added: “Trump’s instinct was based on his understanding of what these weapons could do and deliver them right to the right places. These places were eliminated, and he was right.”

Heggs talked about how he ensured that the U.S. military maintained the highest physical standards and the guidance he provided to keep that promise.

“One of the most basic things you can do in the military is to do PT in the morning. That’s what we’re trying to do, back to the foundation,” he said.

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Heggs also stressed that the physical standards apply equally to men and women, and that everyone, regardless of their identity, must be eligible for service.

“Bring a backpack or carry a shell; bringing a partner to the battlefield – it doesn’t matter whether you are a man or a woman.” “You just need to be able to meet the standards.”

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Heggs supported his family while leading the Pentagon.

“It’s been a family business from the beginning,” Heggs explained. “I couldn’t do it without my wife. She’s been there on my rocks. But, and, you know, the kids don’t know what to think, right? I’m just dad.”

Hegseth praised the efforts of the U.S. military in the Trump administration so far, but insisted that pouring a long-term “warrior spirit” into the organization’s mission remains a job at work.

“It’s a tough thing to push change to institutions,” he said. “There’s a lot of work to do to really put the U.S. fingerprint stamps in the Department of Defense. We’re just starting out.”

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