WTF? Pete Hegseth Caught Doing What to US Soldiers...?
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The transcript critiques a range of issues from Mavily New York's new setting mist to the Pentagon's mandatory testosterone screenings for military personnel. It argues that the focus on male health and morning erections is absurd and disproportionate to serious military and ethical failures, including war crimes, misinformation, and the concealment of troop deaths. The speaker links this to broader themes of toxic masculinity, Christian nationalism, and religious rhetoric, particularly through figures like Pete Hegseth, who is criticized for quoting scripture and dismissing media reports. There is a strong assertion that conservative leaders, including the Trump administration, prioritize ideological and religious narratives over accountability, transparency, and the well-being of service members. The commentary highlights systemic failures in military oversight, veteran support, and political discourse, calling for greater critical thinking and media honesty. The speaker condemns the disconnect between rhetoric of "supporting the troops" and actual policies that cut veteran benefits, fund wars, and ignore war crimes. Ultimately, the piece calls for a political shift toward openness, inquiry, and accountability—rejecting narrow-mindedness, religious dogma, and the glorification of war in favor of genuine public service and ethical leadership.
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The obsession with penises, and then petexeth, I want you to go sit across from the resolute desk and ask Donald Trump about his morning erections if you intend to deal with other people in the military, go as the commander in chief, and then circle back with us and let us know how that went. You know, it really is kind of, I know it's the distraction technique, but you have, I mean, the United States under petexeth has committed war crimes, in my opinion, more than we can probably count on two hands. They have murdered people. They have withheld information about deaths and injuries. And all of these things, yet petexeth is worried about low tea. He's worried about erection, like his day, instead of being spent on how the fuck do I get out of a never ending war that's costing taxpayers billions? We're losing munitions and by the way, we've announced to the global world, we fucking are asked deep and crazy and can't run our military right now. And he's worried about low tea. That is just, to me, I find that fascinating because it shows me how fucked up he is, not like everything else doesn't, but that's just a real tell for me. Yeah, but I want, I agree with you, but remember, these authoritarian regimes are based on a brand of toxic masculinity. So when you look at it in that lens, this makes perfect sense. We are these toxic masculine males and we're going to be talking about, you know, testosterone and erections and your morning wood and all this bro stuff. You know, this is really kind of on brand and it's devastating, I think, for people in your, in my position, or a lot of our listeners and viewers because we want to be governed by serious people. And that's the thing with these autocrats is they're painfully un-serious and they're not very smart at all. Okay. And then Pete Hexeth is also a huge Bible temperer. So when he's not monitoring morning wood, then he segues over to Bible tempering. Let's play the clip. In what down? You see up on the screen right there, which we're called the Send Me Tour. You know, you're book of Isaiah, chapter 6, verse 8, Lord said, two less than, Isaiah says five here, send me, send me. And if you think about it across the 250 years of our country, I know you've got a hundred and fifty years. This is great core here. I've heard enough. I just want to say to all of the Christians that in Maga Christians, not the cool Christians that listen here that aren't psychos, I'm talking about the cultist Maga Christians that are going on and on and on about radical Islam and Sharia law and all of this stuff. For my entire life, all 52 years in the United States, I have never seen a politician ascend to power that was a radical fundamentalist Muslim. I've never seen it ever. I've never seen a Muslim group organizing the United States to take away civil liberties and erode civil liberties. I've never seen it. And maybe I'm wrong, but I've never seen it contrary to that. My entire 52 years, I have seen fundamentalist Christians organize in the most diabolical manner to erode civil liberties and to control the masses. My entire life, I've had a close-up view to it in Bible Belt, Oklahoma. I have seen politicians talking about homosexuals in a way that could be perceived as homicidal that they think they should get the death penalty and all of this crazy shit. And then to have a Secretary of Defense stand there and do this end of times quoting Isaiah all this crazy shit. Just imagine for a second if a Muslim student in front of the military encoded the Quran like that. You'd lose your fucking mind. That's why the separation of church and state is so important, but we have to accept the Supreme Court wants to erode that. They want the United States to be a Christian nation. And they have these dipshit, broken, emotionally-stunted people that are laser-focused on morning erections, then saying all this crazy apocalyptic stuff to these young people that we're going to send to the front lines, you know, right over the weekend, Trump is escalating the whole Iran thing like crazy. So this is just bananas, pumps what you're taking on them. And here's my take. Having grown, first of all, I just finished a book on Christian nationalism and I've said it before and I'll say it again, Sharia Law does not terrify me near as much as Christian nationalism does in this country because it is terrifying. And I look at Pete Hickseth and I look at the whole, the entirety of the Trump administration and these mega super religious, mega Christians that are so cavalier about death. They're so cavalier about throwing people in cages and concentration camps. And for me, based on my experience, I link that with this Christian nationalism, evangelical Christian idea that you are better than other people. You can demean people. You can judge other people. You can be cavalier about the consequences and the death of others because you have that divine right. And the lack of empathy that I see and it just all like this, send me, send me what Pete Hickseth is saying, I'm going to send you, I'm going to lie about you. I'm not going to shed a tear over you because my religion told me I don't have to because I'm able to demean and dehumanize people that don't think like me, that don't have my same skin color and it's okay. And that is, you know, looking back on my early childhood and religion, that is something that shakes me to my core. The ability that that taught me that it was so easy to throw other people away. And it's a huge problem in Christian nationalism. Well, it's the only thing they can serve up, isn't it? The only thing you can serve is to hate other people because their God is told them you're born bad, you're worthless, you're a piece of shit without me. I'm going to constantly surveil every single thing that you say and do and if you ask one question, that's out. And so you have these people that have been severely spiritually and religiously abused their whole lives. And then these broken, you know, people, here's a fundamental difference between liberals and conservatives, or progressives and conservatives. Number one, conservatives and right wingers want the scope of what people can learn to be this big. This is it. These are the things that are acceptable to learn. You can't ask any questions outside of this box. You can't think outside of this box. These are the only things that are acceptable. Progressivism, it opens the whole thing wide up. I mean, no question is off limits. Let's explore, let's explore science, let's explore existentialism, let's explore human rights, let's explore colonialism, let's explore like recently Axios as to Son Piker. Do you think the United States is as bad as Al Qaeda and Hassan said pound for pound? Yeah, of course gets cut up and gets put all over right wing media. Well, guess what? My mother during the Iraq war when the United States was killing hundreds of thousands of Iraqis. And then we had this prison called Abu Ghraib where they were waterboarding people. Two detainees died, one at Abu Ghraib, one in Afghanistan, so we're killing people like that. We're doing all of these complete total war crimes. And my mother said to me, and now she's 83 born in Texas, a white lady. And she's able to say this stuff without near the critique that Hassan gets, but we're no different than they are. Look at what we do. Look what we lie to go to war. Saudi Arabia is the one who hit us on 9/11, not Iraq, and then we're going to war. So progressivism allows all of these things to open up. And here's what scares me the most is you have conservatism generally has.
thwarted and discouraged critical thinking questions. Those are not allowed. You have to have faith. Now we see corporate media doing this to an extent as well. Like why can't you have an open conversation with a streamer or a podcast or anybody who says, you know, it looks like American foreign policy if you really step back from it. We do a lot of fucked up shit too. Why when we do it, it's good. But when another country does it, it's terrorism. These are things that if you grow up in a critically thinking home, like when I hear people say that stuff, that's not foreign to me. And so I just, I think that this is the biggest pushback that I want to see is for people to resist this narrow mindedness both from the Republican party, the magma movement, but also corporate media. And like saying, oh, stay in shape. You can't listen to us on or you can't listen to, I've had it. You know, these are the corporate talking points. Welcome inquiry. Welcome critical thought. Let's talk about it. Let's talk about it. It does is the United States, all the shit that we do, all around the world, bombing shit all the time. But then we want to preach to everybody. We are, we are democracy. We are all for all of this stuff. Give me a break. You just gave away a woman's right to choose. We don't have health care for people, but we go around bombing everybody and saying, we're going to push democracy onto everybody. Like we're the missionaries of democracy. I can't stand that shit. And so I just think it's a super important point that there is a political party that I want to be a part of that welcomes inquiry. Really constructive criticism about American policy and rigorously researches it and is rigorously honest about it. Instead of, oh, you can't say that, that doesn't, that can't seem right. America would never do that. Well, we do do a lot of that shit. Let's learn from it and be better. And then you have the Pentagon releasing propaganda video from Jake and Logan Paul. I mean, this is just ridiculous. Play the clip. - As you're in the privilege of getting it or the Pentagon and what a cool experience. We see all the men and women here who are serving this great nation. I don't think. I can't. - Yeah, Angie go. - Okay, number one, we're in the middle of the war. We're now we're back to bombing people in the Caribbean. Like just stop. We don't have time for Jake and Logan Paul, WWE, to come to the Pentagon. But there's something, there's a little article I read over the weekend. And I just thought, if this is not the truth, it was a top 10 list of the things people call Pete Hexf. We are in a war. People are dying. He is hiding deaths. He is lying about damages to our bases. He is lying about what's going on. And so, and there was, here are the things they're calling him. No tab Pete. That's what they call him internally at the Pentagon. No, no tab Pete. - What does that mean? - Whiskey leaks. - What does it mean? - No tab mean. - Like he's running all this stuff and he's never gonna pay a price for it. Is the way I interpret it. That's what they call him internally. And then we've got Whiskey leaks. That's because the signal check and it absolutely makes it. And then they're comparing him to Robert McNamara Viet Nam calling him dumb McNamara. And then here's my personal favorite, DUI higher. So, there is just this around Pete Hexf, internally, externally, everybody knows he's a dipshit. And what does Mike Johnson do? When articles on impeachment are raised, when we are in a war we will never get out of. When we are committing war crimes, he shuts down Congress 'cause he doesn't wanna take a vote on impeachment. But you know what? Trump picked him because of a headshot. So Trump owns all of this hookline and sinker. But I mean, when you put somebody that is such a dumb shit in charge of one of the world's largest military and economies, like the money that goes through the Pentagon, I would expect nothing less. Although I have been surprised about the war crimes, I will say that. That just the blatant war crimes and the blatant line and Pete Hexf, in my opinion, belongs in fucking jail. - I completely agree with that. And this just adds to your point. Here's a video of Pete Hexf responding to a Washington Post report that the DOD is covering up truth deaths. So, listen, go with us. On the one turn, it's Bible Thump City. And Jesus's will and send me and all of this beefed up mega-church bullshit. I mean, Charlie Erika Kirk, WWE, the worst religion in America is this one. Moses Mike Grindr is a member of this one. Paula White's a member of this one. Pete Hexf is a member of this religion. And here he is responding about a report that he is covering up deaths of Americans. Play the clip. - There's always anonymous sources with those jokers. The Washington Post doesn't have any credibility and hasn't had me for a very long time. I meant what I said, they hate the president more than they love the country. That's why we called him out of the fake news. He's been right from the beginning. We never would because of how much we cherish the lives of our service members every now and then. - Here's the problem with these people. They're so dumb. They're so dumb. There was nothing, these are serious accusations. And they respond with, you know, they hate the president more than they love the country. The stupid juvenile shit that nobody thinks. It's so dumb. And it's just the demification of America, via Fox News and these people. And there he is, that's all they have to offer though too is oh, the press is lying. This person, it's the shoot the messenger theme across the board. And these are real people that die. But I'm just gonna say this, the Republican Party has never given a shit about the troops ever. It is one of the biggest lies that they perpetrated right behind trickle down economics. The Republicans love to fund the military industrial complex all our Dick Cheney and the lie in the leading up to the Iraq war and all of his buddies, Haliburton, that made a shit ton of money. His ass never went. Dick Cheney never served. George W. Bush never served. Kankles McTaco Tits never served. And they love to send, the military goes into the poorest neighborhoods to recruit people and they recruit them in and they send them to the front lines. And then once they get home, they have PTSD, they've lost a limb, all sorts of shit for these stupid wars based on lies where we say, oh, we're so different than Al Qaeda and we're so different from all of these places. And then the veterans come back and I think it's something like 30% of all homeless people are fucking veterans. - Right, it's just bullshit. It's bullshit that they give a shit about the troops. - Well, they want to fund the wars, but they don't give a shit about the troops personally. I mean, look at how long it took for VA hospitals are going under, Trump is cutting more funding. I just read, and maybe it was about a month ago that Trump had pulled, there were certain loans that veterans were eligible for for housing. He's pulled all that. And I just would say, if you are looking at, look at your Republican Congress member and look at how they have voted for funding, veterans' causes, veterans' health, veterans' housing, since they have been home from the war and that will answer your questions because that's what I had to do. Or, you know, it's like, oh, they really don't give a fuck about the veterans and it's easy to send them to war, send me, because they don't give a shit if they die, because they don't value their lives, they don't value their families. And now you hear Pete Hickseth is trying to withhold benefits from people that have died in Iran. Shame on him, shame on President Trump, and shame on the Republicans that continue to allow this fiasco to get one. - And shame on the electorate that votes for this shit. - Absolutely. I saw the way President Trump spoke about people that had died in war. He called him suckers and losers. You saw what he said about John McCain. - Yeah. - And then you say, oh, I'm all for national security, oh, I'm all for support the troops, bullshit, bullshit. I'm so tired of providing, oh, they were so concerned about inflation to this portion of the electorate. This portion of the electorate lives in feasts and an alternate reality where they can just say, oh, I'm for family values. Meanwhile, Lauren Boberts, Sizzering with her staff paying them allegedly $200,000 hush money, and you can just go down the list. We support the troops that you don't, no, you don't. It's just, we support, you know, seating out all pedophiles and arresting them. Really? Yeah, the calls coming from inside the house. All right, that's all we have. Make sure you like and subscribe and we will be back later with more news. (upbeat music)
Podcast Summary
Key Points:
Mavily New York launches a new groupie setting mist with gel-to-mist technology that provides long-lasting, comfortable hydration without residue or stickiness.
The Pentagon is implementing mandatory low-testosterone screenings for male troops aged 30 and older, focusing on symptoms like reduced libido and erectile dysfunction.
Critics argue this focus on male health and erections is absurd, especially when contrasted with military misconduct, war crimes, and poor accountability.
The speaker links the Trump administration’s obsession with masculinity and religious rhetoric—like quoting Isaiah—to broader patterns of Christian nationalism and toxic male leadership.
There is a sharp critique of how conservative and religious figures dismiss serious reporting, instead blaming media for misinformation and denying war crimes or troop deaths.
The Pentagon’s internal calls for "No Tab Pete" and comparisons to Robert McNamara suggest deep distrust and criticism of leadership transparency.
Veterans’ treatment, including cuts to VA funding and housing benefits, is condemned as a betrayal of those who serve, especially amid claims of war crimes.
The speaker advocates for critical thinking, media accountability, and political transparency over blind loyalty to religious or political dogma.
Summary:
The transcript critiques a range of issues from Mavily New York's new setting mist to the Pentagon's mandatory testosterone screenings for military personnel. It argues that the focus on male health and morning erections is absurd and disproportionate to serious military and ethical failures, including war crimes, misinformation, and the concealment of troop deaths. The speaker links this to broader themes of toxic masculinity, Christian nationalism, and religious rhetoric, particularly through figures like Pete Hegseth, who is criticized for quoting scripture and dismissing media reports.
There is a strong assertion that conservative leaders, including the Trump administration, prioritize ideological and religious narratives over accountability, transparency, and the well-being of service members. The commentary highlights systemic failures in military oversight, veteran support, and political discourse, calling for greater critical thinking and media honesty. The speaker condemns the disconnect between rhetoric of "supporting the troops" and actual policies that cut veteran benefits, fund wars, and ignore war crimes.
Ultimately, the piece calls for a political shift toward openness, inquiry, and accountability—rejecting narrow-mindedness, religious dogma, and the glorification of war in favor of genuine public service and ethical leadership.
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The Pentagon has introduced mandatory low testosterone screenings for male troops aged 30 and older, including symptoms like reduced libido and erectile dysfunction.
Critics argue that focusing on male health issues like erections distracts from serious military and policy failures, such as war crimes and lack of transparency about casualties.
It is an informal term used internally to describe high-level officials like Pete Hegseth, implying they are involved in misconduct and will not face accountability or consequences.
Critics say he dismisses credible reports with claims that the press hates the president, which is seen as an evasion of accountability and a failure to address real military deaths.
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