Dan Bongino

This is the ox's gourd effect.

Here's the New York Times before Pete Hegseth fired General Randy George in the military.

They basically imply that he was this military industrial complex like hobnob or like bootlicker.

Look, here it is right on the screen.

It says General George was appointed to a position in 2023, has recently pushed to acquire cheap drones and weapons.

And he talks about how they're implying like he's like this reflection of this military industrial complex.

And then you go to the other one.

Here.

Oh, this is the, here's the other one.

It's kind of in reverse.

It says General Randy George, the Army Chief of Staff, said with a practiced grin as he hobnobbed with industrial officials last week in front of the hulking green prototype.

And then they go, but go back to the other.

And then you'll see what the minute he gets fired.

Sorry, read in reverse.

You'll see what happens.

All of a sudden, like this guy's their superstar.

I don't know this guy.

And I mean, thank you for your service.

I don't know this guy at all.

But now go back to the tweet.