Hegseth's Accusations Against Military Officers
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has been reported to have made serious accusations against senior military officers in at least a couple of meetings. Sources say he accused these officials of leaking sensitive information to the press and even went so far as to threaten them with lie detector tests.
A close contact to the events revealed that Hegseth's agitation stemmed from reports in the media suggesting he had planned a briefing with Elon Musk concerning China.
During a session with Admiral Christopher Grady, who was at the time the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Hegseth reportedly shouted, "I’ll put you on a [expletive] polygraph!"
In a separate meeting, he issued a similar ultimatum to Lieutenant General Doug Sims, who served as the Joint Staff director, according to the insider’s account.
These incidents were initially brought to light in a report by The Wall Street Journal.
When approached for comments, a spokesperson representing the Joint Staff chose not to provide any statement.




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