Pete Hegseth

labor-intensive type jobs.

That's the kind of stuff you're talking about.

SEALs, Rangers, Green Berets, you know, MARSOC, infantry battalions, armor, artillery, if it's strength.

I'm talking about stuff that would need strength as a differentiator.

Pilots?

Give me a female pilot all day long.

I got no issues with that.

Yeah.

I got no issues with, you know, so thank you for that opportunity to clarify.

But on the physical stuff, there's just a difference.

Yeah, yeah.

For sure.

And it's happening not just at the, you know, FBI is another prominent example of that.

We saw, I mean, take the assassination attempt of President Trump.

I mean, in a perfect world, would you want to have like six, three guys guarding a six, three president?

So what's happening there?

I mean, that's common sense 101.

Because standards and capabilities have been subordinated to agendas, been subordinated to quotas.

And the other one that's crazy that I heard more about than I thought is the transgender stuff in the military.

Probably don't see it very much in special operations, but in conventional units.