We have major developments this afternoon. The United States Pentagon is lying to you.

And I'm not the one to tell you. Service members are active duty service members are speaking out,

saying that the United States Pentagon is lying to the American public about the deadliest attack by Iran on U.S. forces since the start of the war in Iran. A significant development this

afternoon as service members are becoming frustrated with Pete Hexsett's leadership or rather lack

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And well, folks, the people need to know that the United States Pentagon is lying to them.

And it's not surprising that the Pentagon is lying because the Pentagon wants to minimize

the amount of bad reporting coming

out regarding its operations in Iran. But now when you have U.S. service members coming out and saying

this is simply not true, that is a significant development and could eventually spell the end of

Pete Hexath's tenure as Secretary of Defense if this continues. New reporting from CBS shows that survivors

of the deadliest Iranian attack on U.S. forces since the war began are now disputing the Pentagon's

description of events and said that their unit in Kuwait was left dangerously exposed when six

service members were killed, more than 20 others wounded.

They're speaking publicly for the first time anonymously due to U.S. military regulations,

but remember, Pete Hexeth described the drone attack and the drone that got through as a, quote, squatter.

That had squirted through the defenses of a fortified unit inside Kuwait.

The truth is very different. Quote, painting a picture that one squeaked through is a falsehood, one of the injured soldiers told CBS,

I want people to know the unit was unprepared to provide any defense for itself.

It was not a fortified position.

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