British media personality Piers Morgan has condemned the “relentless onslaught” against defense secretary candidate Pete Hegseth as “pathetic”.
“This relentless attack on @PeteHegseth is becoming pathetic. I've done @foxandfriends with him many times and I know Pete is completely professional on camera and polite off camera. All I knew was that he was a right, nice guy,” Morgan said.
Mr Morgan's defense of Mr Hegseth comes amid a series of hit corporate media attacks on his character based on unconfirmed and anonymous allegations dating back a decade.
His first hit claimed he had tattoos related to white supremacy. Breitbart News revealed that the allegations came from a far-left Democratic activist and military veteran.
His next hit work centered on a rape allegation. As Breitbart News reported, subsequent police reports revealed significant inconsistencies in the accuser's claims.
The next hit was new york timesfeatures an emotional email that Hegseth's mother sent him in 2018, accusing him of insensitivity towards his then-wife and treatment of women during divorce proceedings. But his mother said: times She insisted she didn't mean what she wrote and emailed her son the next day apologizing. Breitbart News viewed the email, which said something completely different, saying the divorce was difficult for her.
Next work from new yorker The case was based on a 10-year-old accusation from a jealous colleague who had been fired from one of Hegseth's veterans advocacy groups. The colleague claimed Hegseth drank heavily at work parties and after-hours get-togethers with staff. Sean Parnell, a military veteran and former Pennsylvania House of Representatives candidate who worked with Hegseth in the organization, insisted in interviews with Compact Magazine and Breitbart News that these allegations are false.
Jane Mayer, the author of the piece, appeared on the TV show on November 23rd. new yorker On the podcast, former Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) withdrew his nomination for attorney general, saying he was “relieved” that “checks and balances” worked to sink his nomination.
She also said of opposing President Trump's nominees: “We don't need everyone to do the right thing. Just a few people who do, and then they can inspire everyone else.” Her comments come before her hit It was there.
However, as Breitbart News reported, despite these reports, most Republican senators expressed full support after talks on Monday and last week.
Hegseth, 44, is a Fox News host and a military veteran who enrolled to serve after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. He served in the Army for 20 years before retiring as a major.
He graduated from Princeton University and Harvard University, spent some time on Wall Street, ran two veteran advocacy groups, and became a Fox News host and best-selling book author.
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