Welcome to another edition of the Schmidt Storm. You have questions? I've got answers, so let's get started.

And the first one has to do with the unprecedented scheduling of every general being recalled to Washington, D.C. for a meeting with Pete Hagseth.

And the question is, what's going on with the 800 generals coming to Quantico, Virginia,

the Marine Base? I don't know, but it is frightening. It's unacceptable, and it's a major story.

There are 800 general officers in the U.S. military. That's about 150 to 200 too many. One of the inflations we don't talk enough

about is the inflation in the ranks. An incredible statistic is that there were more generals in Baghdad

in 2007 than there were in all of Europe on VE Day, victory in Europe 80 years ago, and at that time,

the U.S. forces had 16 million men and women under arms. At any rate, removing from their

combatant commands and from their jobs all over the world, the senior enlisted advisors, the sergeant majors,

and command master chiefs, if they're in the Navy, along with the four stars, three stars,

two stars, and one stars, to bring them all together isn't just a massive security risk

with regard to the continuity of command. It's just plain stupid. Now, everybody knows

that no professional military officer has any respect whatsoever for Pete Hegeseth because when

they look at him, they recognize that standing in front of them in a nation of 340 million people is one of our greatest dipshits.

The tattooed Christian nationalist freak show with his third wife Jenny trailing about,

taking him to his makeup room in the Pentagon, to the TV room here and there, bouncing around like a rubber ball on the Fox Newsroom wall,

third wife Jenny helps Pete with his makeup and sits in on all the meetings with the generals.

And no doubt Jenny will be in the room with the Secretary of War, Pete Hagseth.

Truly there are no words other than the words of prayer that this nation

not fight a war, because there has never been a moment in American history, not a single second,

where the men under arms have been more preposterously led by the commander-in-chief and by this buffoon.

There are no words for the National Guard Major, field marshal Pete, Secretary of War.

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