Pete Hegseth

But what they knew in the process is it wasn't true.

So when the Army and the whole military got around to actually doing the studies of extremism in the ranks,

the number of extremists or racists writ large in our country is like 7% or whatever.

Maybe I'm wrong.

Inside the military is like 0.07%.

So the military has done a better job writ large than other institutions of keeping racism out of its ranks.

I don't know about you, but...

I didn't tolerate racism when I was a commander.

If it ever happened, it was addressed.

And for the most part, it didn't happen because we were all in on the same mission regardless of... And everybody knew that.

Milley should have known.

He knew that.

But he knew what the political leaders wanted to hear.

That, oh, there were some vets on Capitol Hill on January 6th.

They must be extremists.

We must have a racism problem.

Let's do a 60-day stand down for extremism.

And let's bring in Bishop Garrison, a noted...

white-hating, Trump-hating DEI advocate to lead it, and as if he'll be the one that identifies who's racist and who isn't racist.

So they introduced more racism in the name of ending racism, which is the definition of anti-racism, which is a totally racist approach meant to divide us against ourselves.