TheBlazeDefense Secretary Hegseth arrives at the Pentagon, lays out his priorities | Blaze Media
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48% : This is not the way business has been done in the past.'Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth arrived at the Pentagon for his full first day on the job on Monday, stopping for a few moments to tell waiting reporters what his priorities are now that he is officially in charge of the important Department of Defense.Voicing his support for new executive orders from President Donald Trump -- such as getting rid of diversity, equity, and inclusion programs -- Hegseth said the DOD's primary mission is to kill American enemies.37% : "Soldiers and Marines have been deployed to the southern border after Trump declared a state of emergency shortly after becoming president again.
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