Senator Roger Wicker

And I similarly asked to submit to the record a letter from Paul J. Roberts, retired Colonel, U.S. Army Special Forces, speaking to the unwavering integrity of Mr. Hegseth. Is there objection? Without objection, those three will be admitted. Senator Scott.

And I similarly asked to submit to the record a letter from Paul J. Roberts, retired Colonel, U.S. Army Special Forces, speaking to the unwavering integrity of Mr. Hegseth. Is there objection? Without objection, those three will be admitted. Senator Scott.

I would want to see what the policy of the president is.

I would want to see what the policy of the president is.

Thank you, Senator Warren. Senator Tuberville.

Thank you, Senator Warren. Senator Tuberville.

Thank you, Senator Tuberville. Senator Peters.

Thank you, Senator Tuberville. Senator Peters.

Mr. Hegseth, it seems to me that you've supervised far more people than the average United States senator supervises today.

Mr. Hegseth, it seems to me that you've supervised far more people than the average United States senator supervises today.

Senator Mullen, I understand you are yielding back your time and do not wish to ask questions. I was misinformed. Senator Mullen.

Senator Mullen, I understand you are yielding back your time and do not wish to ask questions. I was misinformed. Senator Mullen.

Without objection.

Without objection.

I'd be happy for you to do that.

I'd be happy for you to do that.

I was getting some advice from my second-in-command.

I was getting some advice from my second-in-command.

Thank you, Senator Mullen, Senator Duckworth. And again, we really are going to strictly enforce the rule about no demonstrations or noise.

Thank you, Senator Mullen, Senator Duckworth. And again, we really are going to strictly enforce the rule about no demonstrations or noise.