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So what's your response then to hearing the Secretary of Defense say women don't belong in combat?

So what's your response then to hearing the Secretary of Defense say women don't belong in combat?

So what's your response then to hearing the Secretary of Defense say women don't belong in combat?

Do you think that if Secretary Hegseth could take a look at what you did in ranger school and he could hear from you that there were no second chances, there were no excuses, there was no babying, the men didn't treat me nicer just because I was a woman, do you think that he'd change his mind about women serving in combat?

Do you think that if Secretary Hegseth could take a look at what you did in ranger school and he could hear from you that there were no second chances, there were no excuses, there was no babying, the men didn't treat me nicer just because I was a woman, do you think that he'd change his mind about women serving in combat?

Do you think that if Secretary Hegseth could take a look at what you did in ranger school and he could hear from you that there were no second chances, there were no excuses, there was no babying, the men didn't treat me nicer just because I was a woman, do you think that he'd change his mind about women serving in combat?

What is a ranger tab for civilians?

What is a ranger tab for civilians?

What is a ranger tab for civilians?

Uh-huh. So you have that and the Secretary of Defense doesn't. He does not, though he has a lot of opinions about ranger school. So Emily Van Ness, she has since left the military and today she works for a defense technology company. That song you're hearing is This Will Defend by the Army Rappers. They're part of the U.S. military.

Uh-huh. So you have that and the Secretary of Defense doesn't. He does not, though he has a lot of opinions about ranger school. So Emily Van Ness, she has since left the military and today she works for a defense technology company. That song you're hearing is This Will Defend by the Army Rappers. They're part of the U.S. military.

Uh-huh. So you have that and the Secretary of Defense doesn't. He does not, though he has a lot of opinions about ranger school. So Emily Van Ness, she has since left the military and today she works for a defense technology company. That song you're hearing is This Will Defend by the Army Rappers. They're part of the U.S. military.

Today's episode was produced by Victoria Chamberlain with an assist from Denise Guerra. It was edited by Miranda Kennedy, fact-checked by Laura Bullard, engineered by Andrea Christen's daughter and Patrick Boyd. I'm Noelle King. It's Today Explained.

Today's episode was produced by Victoria Chamberlain with an assist from Denise Guerra. It was edited by Miranda Kennedy, fact-checked by Laura Bullard, engineered by Andrea Christen's daughter and Patrick Boyd. I'm Noelle King. It's Today Explained.

Today's episode was produced by Victoria Chamberlain with an assist from Denise Guerra. It was edited by Miranda Kennedy, fact-checked by Laura Bullard, engineered by Andrea Christen's daughter and Patrick Boyd. I'm Noelle King. It's Today Explained.

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