Pete Hegseth: Trump's Pick for Defense Secretary
Donald Trump, President-elect, has nominated Fox News host and Army veteran Pete Hegseth as Defense Secretary. Hegseth is known for advocating for troops, holds prestigious academic degrees, and has combat experience. He’s authored a bestseller and led veteran organizations.
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On Tuesday, President-elect Donald Trump announced his choice for the nation's next defense secretary: Fox News host and Army veteran, Pete Hegseth. Hegseth, 44, was introduced as a key figure in Trump's cabinet.
Trump lauded Hegseth's dedication to the military, emphasizing his track record as a tireless advocate for U.S. troops and his alignment with the 'Peace through Strength' policy. 'Pete is a true believer in America First,' Trump declared.
A Princeton and Harvard graduate, Hegseth has served in Guantanamo Bay, Iraq, and Afghanistan, earning two Bronze Stars. He's also a prominent voice on FOX News and a bestselling author, advocating for a merit-based military.
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