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Pete Hegseth should have stayed home, perhaps he could have done more good there. Or, possibly, he’s better on a golf course. The problem is, a golf course looks nothing like Iran’s terrain. Don’t get me wrong — Hegseth is an incredible motivational speaker. It’s just that his speeches...

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Something interesting just happened on Bill Maher’s own show — Vice President Vance won over the liberal audience with a defense of Pete Hegseth. Maher accused Hegseth of race-based firings, but Vance pushed back hard, saying the media is distorting the truth. Maher’s audience erupted in applause the moment it landed. MAHER: “Did they go too far, probably, in the Pentagon with DEI and...yes, and now Pete Hegseth is like firing everyone who’s not whiter than an albino.” VANCE: “No, he’s not! Come on, Bill!” MAHER: “It certainly looks that way. Nothing lands in the middle!” VANCE: “I disagree with that. I think sometimes things land right where they should but you take the story about Pete Hegseth.” “Obviously I’m biased, I like Pete, but if you look at the actual promotions we’ve done, there have been a lot of people from all walks of life.” “There have been some high profile people, where he said, you know what, I don’t think they merited a promotion. But the idea we are not promoting minorities in the Pentagon under Pete Hegseth it’s just not true.” “And I do think that sometimes your criticism is things don’t land in the middle, and I understand that.” “Sometimes the problem is the media reports things in such a way where they actually obfuscate or conceal the truth rather than reporting what’s actually going on.” [Audience bursts into applause] MAHER: “Of course they do, they all do! That’s why you have to read both sides.”

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