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A dereliction of duty this way either. about bidewhitn is standing by e man. a white house official confirming to fox president biden is not considering hiring defense secretary lloyd austin.st inand the president would not accept resignation of austin if he would offer one. but this doesnt mean that they arent taking the matter really seriously, people. >> we will take a look at process and procedure here andto try to learn from thiss of experience. if there are changes that need to be made in ...

Secretary of Defense Austin’s intentional failure to disclose his hospitalization rightly roils Congress but the DoD machine doesn’t care a former Army general says.

Study the average american feels just 70% healthy. that seems too high, said one man. [laughter] >> greg: to the news, a new report says oops after slandering the troops. its official. despite claims of the biden white house and their media lackeys saying that our military is full of extremists, even their latest research shows thats a lie and like a gay cousin, the report quietly came out right before christmas hoping no one would notice. and why? because it showed no extremism in the military....

Sen. Roger Wicker slammed the Pentagon for its "shocking defiance of the law" after it failed to disclose Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's hospitalization for several days.

This shouldnt be complicated. the fact theyve allowed this to turn into a massive news cycle, something that should be really routine, is really quite shocking. >> let me get your response to this because just moments ago, the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken, who is in the middle eastern region had this to say. lets listen. >> i wasnt aware of his medical issue. in fact, i talked to lloyd last weekend before this incident, and i know that hes put out a statement addressing it. >> all righ...

The Pentagon on Friday evening revealed that Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was admitted to the hospital four days earlier, on New Year's Day, January 1.

A study showed there was no extremism problem in the U.S. military, despite the Biden Pentagon making it a top priority to root out alleged extremists.

A former Lockheed Martin Skunk Works executive says the Pentagon’s desire for long-range hypersonic missiles simply costs too much.

>> and you cooperated with that investigation. >> exactly. and i spoke to members of the blue team who were conducting that investigation, the investigative team. they acknowledged to me that much of what was said was not accurate, but they said that they could not -- they could tell the committee but it was up to the committee to release that. i think there was a reluctance to focus on the security element in the military -- >> you think the january 6th committee was more focused on donald trum...

(The Center Square) – The U.S. Department of Defense is being urged by members of Congress to develop a national security plan to address China’s interest and investments in seabed mining.