Scott Galloway

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I thought it was a nice moment for the press.

They all came together and they said, we're not going to put up with this.

I think that Secretary Hegseth does not have the confidence or management skills or ability to read the room or the judgment to

oversee the most lethal successful organization in history and this is just another example of this this didn't need to happen he he's he's created more drama he's handled this poorly in an effort to control the press he's created a bunch of bad press for the pentagon and the administration this is

It's blown up in his face.

His belief that he could muscle around journalists backfired.

Again, the whole point of this was to create a sanitized stream of information out of the Pentagon

that would only be complimentary or frame it in a certain way.

If it wasn't for journalists, we'd probably still be in Vietnam.

Typically, the Secretary of Defense comes from a civilian background because they've decided that generals have a habit, and not all generals, but generals have a habit of looking for military solutions.

And what you need is a secretary of defense that understands the private sector and also is quite frankly, just more rooted in a civilian mindset or a geopolitical mindset.

And instead we hired a major who was a TV host to head the secretary, you know, to become the new secretary of war.