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Pete Hegseth is reportedly “crawling out of his skin” in fear of being assassinated in the wake of the shooting death of Charlie Kirk.
The U.S. Secretary of War has been described by his staff as “manic,” frequently erupting into furious rants.
Two of the former Fox News host’s staffers told The Daily Mail that their boss’s behaviour had worsened after Kirk was killed earlier this month in Utah.
Now, Hegseth has become “obsessed” with his own security.
According to the Mail, the Army’s Criminal Investigation Division (CID) has removed agents from their posts to safeguard Hegseth’s homes in Minnesota, Tennessee, and Washington, D.C.
“There’s a manic quality about him. Or let me rephrase, an even more manic quality, which is really saying something,” another insider said.
The source said that his alleged erratic behavior is even affecting his policy decisions, including Hegseth’s order that every military official above the rank of one-star general must fly to Virginia for a meeting.
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The U.S. Secretary of War has been described by his staff as “manic,” frequently erupting into furious rants.
Two of the former Fox News host’s staffers told The Daily Mail that their boss’s behaviour had worsened after Kirk was killed earlier this month in Utah.
Now, Hegseth has become “obsessed” with his own security.
According to the Mail, the Army’s Criminal Investigation Division (CID) has removed agents from their posts to safeguard Hegseth’s homes in Minnesota, Tennessee, and Washington, D.C.
“There’s a manic quality about him. Or let me rephrase, an even more manic quality, which is really saying something,” another insider said.
The source said that his alleged erratic behavior is even affecting his policy decisions, including Hegseth’s order that every military official above the rank of one-star general must fly to Virginia for a meeting.
Pete Hegseth is terrified of assassination and is ‘crawling out of his skin:’ report
The U.S. Secretary of War has been described by his staff as ‘manic,’ frequently erupting into angry rants