Kelly: The U.S. Military ‘Doesn’t Need More Testosterone, It Needs Better Leadership’

‘He’s making awful decisions’

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KELLY: "U.S. Military does not need more testosterone. It needs better leadership. And that starts with the secretary of defense. It also starts with the commander-in-chief. I mean, ultimately, he is responsible. He’s the one that hired Pete Hegseth, who is the most unqualified individual we’ve ever had in this position by far. They’re firing the wrong people. I mean, Pete Hegseth is firing people because they’re women and they’re black. President should fire Pete Hegseth. He’s making awful decisions. It’s putting service members at risk that I would not have expected when I served, that the secretary of defense would make these sort of decisions, nor president. I mean, I served under George H.W. Bush, went to war in Iraq because Iraq invaded Kuwait. We had a goal: push them out to support our ally. That’s not this. You know, this is a president. I mean, who knows why he got us into this? Was it the Epstein files? I'm not sure. I'm not sure we'll ever know."

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Kelly: The U.S. Military ‘Doesn’t Need More Testosterone, It Needs Better Leadership’