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“Except Narcoterrorists” Hegseth Jokes About ‘Military Protection’ While Lighting Pentagon XMas Tree

US War Secretary Pete Hegseth jokingly remarked “except narcoterrorists” while speaking about military protection during the lighting of the Pentagon’s Christmas tree. The event combined holiday celebration with a nod to U.S. military personnel, sparking reactions online due to the offbeat comment made in a formal military setting. | n18oc_world

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