Rep. Chris Deluzio

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The MeidasTouch Podcast · Rep. Deluzio Discusses Democrats Going on the Offense · 13 Dec 2025 podcast

heard that correctly at the beginning, she was saying they're not deporting any veterans.

And then he presented her with a combat veteran who was wounded, who they deported.

And so the willingness to just lie right directly to the American people, in another time would have just been so outrageous and calls for her resignation would have followed immediately and that would have happened.

And yet these folks seem to be,

divorced from any sense of obligation to say the truth.

And look, what I also liked about what Seth brought up was that folks who we ask to serve, I'm proud of my service, but I know this, some folks struggle with that service.

Some folks struggle with PTSD for the rest of their lives, for instance.

And the response to that is some grace, some support, some help in the VA, care that you've earned.

And it's just crazy stuff to see the just callousness toward even those who have taken a bullet for this country.

You know, the wild part about some of the clips of Pete Hegseth is number one, he's saying the law and it's a responsible thing to say.

It's the same thing that we said.

But I chuckle, you know, Pete Hegseth in those clips, he called Donald Trump an armchair tough guy.

He essentially called him a draft dodger.

It's funny how things change now that you got some access to power.

even pam bondy and this is the latest of this an illegal briefing the supreme court like last year was saying the basic thing about what kinds of orders the military must follow which is they always have to follow lawful ones that no one can force the military to follow the legal orders it tells you

Just how full of crap these guys are.

They know it.

I'm sure they know it deep down inside.

And if not, they ought to just get new work because these jobs require us all to take an oath to the Constitution.

The same one that I took as a 17 year old for the first time, the Naval Academy and that every service member takes.

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