Pete Hegseeth has beaten a Fox News journalist who has posted a letter sent to the Congress Minister with a bill for home repairs.
Fox News National Security Correspondent Jennifer Griffin, 56, posted a letter sent to Hegseeth van Democrats in the Huis Credietcommissie, who asked the government official to explain why he needed more than $ 130,000 for maintenance work on his government tore home -tore home .
Included in the account was a request of $ 49,000 for an 'emergency gable'.
Hours after the document was placed on X, Hegseeth aggressively pushed back on the report and said it was 'fake news', in addition to the statement that Griffin 'hated Trump'.
Hegseeth, 44, also claimed that Griffin's behavior was 'not surprising', adding that they and Democrats are the same.
The American Minister of Defense claimed that all the repairs he had requested for the house converted by the government would happen, regardless of who moved the next one.
“All/all repairs of the house would happen, regardless of who moved in – and were all initiated by Dod,” he wrote on X.
Hegseeth added an extra puncture to the reporter of his former network and claimed that the Democrats and Griffin “don't care about facts” because “they are just Trump -Haters.”
Pete Hegseeth, 44, hit an ex-Fox news colleague and claimed: 'She hates Trump' after the conservative journalist had posted a letter sent to the Minister of Defense of the Congress
Fox News National Security Correspondant Jennifer Griffin, 56, posted a letter sent to Hegseeth from the Democrats in the House Credit Committee, who asked the Minister of Defense to explain why he needed more than $ 130,000 for home repairs for his by the Government Turned House
As Minister of Defense, HegseTh is given the option to live in the housing of the government, but it is more common for people in such positions to choose to live in private homes, according to Military.com.
The former Minister of Defense, Lloyd Austin, lived in his own house in Great Falls, Virginia.
However, since Hegseeth has taken the opportunity to live in the house, Democrats have claimed that he justifies why he needs the house provided by the government, why it should be improved and how much he intends to pay for rent.
“We know that many service members and their families are currently living in unacceptable living conditions, including houses with fungus, lead paint and other dangers,” the letter reads on 7 February.
“What commitment are you going to make to offer service members a similar high quality of housing for themselves and their families?”
As can be seen in the report, the total costs amount to $ 137,297 to improve the home of the government of 4,000 square feet by the government.
In their letter, Democrats pointed out that Hegseeth will earn an annual income of $ 246,000, in addition to the millions of dollars he already has from his former career as FOX News -guest.
Democrats now ask Hegseeth to answer their questions by February 21.
The request has increasingly been politized because of the fact that President Donald Trump and his 'first buddy' have made Elon Musk drastic changes to the federal government with the aim of reducing federal expenditure.
Because Hegseeth chooses to live in the house, Democrats asked him to justify why he needs the house provided by the government, why it should be improved and how much he intends to pay in rent
Hours after the Sombing report was posted on X, HegseTh aggressively pushed back to the report and claimed that it was 'fake news'
Musk and Trump try to place thousands of federal employees with administrative leave and are planning to reduce many others who are not necessary according to them – all in a widespread attempt to save money and make American taxpayer dollars more meaningful.
The chosen president has commissioned the Tesla CEO and Vivek Ramaswamy to cut trillions of dollars to federal expenses in the coming years using the newly developed Department of Government Efficiency (Doge) – that leads Musk.
And the couple was already working hard to inject their influence on politics.
Huis Doge Caucus Co -chairman Aaron Bean, exclusively unveiled to DailyMail.com Some of the most serious government projects approve projects of federal employees – a lot at mass costs for taxpayers.
“We give cocaine to animals to see, does it make them transsexual?” The Republican complained by telephone to DailyMail.com.
He suggested that comparable studies funded by the government should be stopped by Doge.
'It's just the craziest thing you would never spend your own money on. But when agencies have money to burn, they will spend money on literally everything, “Bean added.
The study in question, a decade old nih experiment entitled 'Cocaine induces state-dependent learning of sexual conditioning in male Japanese quail' to determine the patterns of birds with the help of cocaine.
That study received a subsidy funded by the American taxpayer worth $ 875,000.
This almost $ 1 million studied by the taxpayer that cocaine use tends to lead to more riskier sex – something that many would say is 'well -known'.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk, co-chairman of the newly announced department of Government Efficiency (Doge), arrives on Capitol Hill on December 5, 2024 in Washington, DC
Rep. Aaron Bean, co-chairman of the house Doge Caucus, detailed on DailyMail.com to which the panel cuts next year
A similar study such as measuring cocaine use in Beagles has been unveiled in recent years by the Witte Coat Waste Waste Coat waste waste project in recent years. That study received more than $ 2.3 million dollars from the National Institute of Health.
Other wasteing projects in the report 'Festivus': a $ 10,000 for skating Drag Queens, a $ 12 million Las Vegas Pickleball complex project and $ 108,000 for a non-functioning, long-term hotel in the Caribbean-all courtesy of the American taxpayer.
The official Doge X account also emphasized various US government projects, many of them absurd.
'What does the US government use taxpayer dollars for? “$ 6.9 million study” smart toilets “that recognize the 'anal print' of the user – $ 2.3 million for the NIH to inject dogs with cocaine – $ 118,000 to study as a metal replica robot of Marvel Comics' Thanos really could break his fingers – $ 75,000 in subsidies on a Harvard study about lizards that are canceled from trees with leaf blowers, “said the explanation.
In addition to distributing subsidy money for ridiculous studies and remote, useless hotels, Bean told DailyMail.com, other handouts, such as subsidies, have to be investigated again.
