US Military Deserves Nobel Peace Prize 'Every Single Year' for Guaranteeing Global 'Safety and Security,' Hegseth Says
Source: News · Bias: Center Right
Summary
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said Friday morning that the U.S. military should win the Nobel Peace Prize "every single year" for protecting the globe from sponsors of terror like the Islamic Republic. The post US Military Deserves Nobel Peace Prize 'Every Single Year' for Guaranteeing Global 'Safety and Security,' Hegseth Says appeared first on .
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