A new report claims that the Federal Bureau of Investigation ( FBI ) background check concerning Pete Hegseth, President-elect Donald Trump’s nominee for U. S. secretary of defense, has been viewed by two senators on the Senate Armed Services Committee and is “unremarkable”.
Sen. Roger Wicker (R-Miss. ), who is the only Senate Armed Services Committee member to have reviewed Hegseth’s FBI file, which was presented to the committee last week, is reported by Punchbowl News. and Sen. Jack Reed (D-R. I. ) The Senate Armed Services Committee members who have been informed about Hegseth’s FBI document say that the document is “unremarkable.”
Additionally, according to Punchbowl News, Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill. ) stated to reporters last week that she does not anticipate that other senators will be able to review Hegseth’s FBI report prior to his scheduled confirmation hearing.
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Arthur Schwartz, a pal of Donald Trump Jr. and a liberal expert, shared a picture of the Punchbowl News statement Monday on X, previously Online. ” Pete Hegseth’s FBI background search is’ ordinary,'” Schwartz tweeted. ” All of the Dems ‘ hopes and dreams are shattered in one word,” the statement reads.
In another post on social media, traditional media character Jack Posobiec wrote,” Nondescript. The rejected Hegseth stories in the media have never been taken seriously by law enforcement, in my opinion.
Hegseth is scheduled to answer queries in a Senate hearing on Tuesday at 9:30 a.m., according to Punchbowl News.
Liberals and the media accused Hegseth of engaging in sexual wrongdoing and economic incompetence of former charity organizations after Trump announced Hegseth as his nominee for secretary of defense. Hegseth has also been accused of drinking too much while working for Fox News, as well as a” Deus Vult” tattoo on his shoulder, which means” God wills it.”
Despite the complaints raised by Liberals and the internet, Hegseth has continued to receive help from the president-elect, soldiers, and other officials ahead of his confirmation reading.
