Noel King

Okay, so the standards for the Army are going to change. What were they and what are they changing to?

Okay, so the standards for the Army are going to change. What were they and what are they changing to?

Okay, if I'm a literal-minded person, I might say, you know, it makes sense to me that women should have to meet the same standards as men, especially, maybe even only, if they weren't doing their jobs as well as men. So we now have some years of data on this. In those combat jobs, did we have evidence that women were not doing them as well as men, not doing them well enough?

Okay, if I'm a literal-minded person, I might say, you know, it makes sense to me that women should have to meet the same standards as men, especially, maybe even only, if they weren't doing their jobs as well as men. So we now have some years of data on this. In those combat jobs, did we have evidence that women were not doing them as well as men, not doing them well enough?

Okay, if I'm a literal-minded person, I might say, you know, it makes sense to me that women should have to meet the same standards as men, especially, maybe even only, if they weren't doing their jobs as well as men. So we now have some years of data on this. In those combat jobs, did we have evidence that women were not doing them as well as men, not doing them well enough?

There really hasn't been evidence yet.

There really hasn't been evidence yet.

There really hasn't been evidence yet.

Is there anything else that the Pentagon under Pete Hegseth is doing that suggests it might want to reopen the question of whether women should be in combat?

Is there anything else that the Pentagon under Pete Hegseth is doing that suggests it might want to reopen the question of whether women should be in combat?

Is there anything else that the Pentagon under Pete Hegseth is doing that suggests it might want to reopen the question of whether women should be in combat?

Is there any sense that Secretary of Defense Hegseth is overstepping and some of this may be relitigated later on?

Is there any sense that Secretary of Defense Hegseth is overstepping and some of this may be relitigated later on?

Is there any sense that Secretary of Defense Hegseth is overstepping and some of this may be relitigated later on?

Pete Hegseth is an unusual choice for Secretary of Defense. He has, in some ways, I think it's fair to say, targeted women in the service. What do you hear from your sources, from your women's sources in the military about what they think of him and how they're feeling about all these proposed changes?

Pete Hegseth is an unusual choice for Secretary of Defense. He has, in some ways, I think it's fair to say, targeted women in the service. What do you hear from your sources, from your women's sources in the military about what they think of him and how they're feeling about all these proposed changes?

Pete Hegseth is an unusual choice for Secretary of Defense. He has, in some ways, I think it's fair to say, targeted women in the service. What do you hear from your sources, from your women's sources in the military about what they think of him and how they're feeling about all these proposed changes?

Sonner Kurtz, she's an investigative reporter at The War Horse, which is a national nonprofit newsroom that covers the military and veterans. Find them at thewarhorse.org. Coming up, a lady veteran who did something that Secretary of Defense Hegseth couldn't.

Sonner Kurtz, she's an investigative reporter at The War Horse, which is a national nonprofit newsroom that covers the military and veterans. Find them at thewarhorse.org. Coming up, a lady veteran who did something that Secretary of Defense Hegseth couldn't.

Sonner Kurtz, she's an investigative reporter at The War Horse, which is a national nonprofit newsroom that covers the military and veterans. Find them at thewarhorse.org. Coming up, a lady veteran who did something that Secretary of Defense Hegseth couldn't.