Pete Huggseth, who has been nominated to be Secretary of Defense, has just an absolute red flag, a battlefield of red flags in his past.

His mom had to go on a tour for him to say that he was a great guy after the

New York Times revealed that she wrote him a letter spelling out how problematic his treatment

of women is. But furthermore, one thing that's really alarming is it appears that he has a drinking problem and

millions of Americans have a drinking problem.

And it would be one thing if he said, oh, I've been sober for 15 years.

I've been in the program.

But that's not the case.

There are multiple podcasts him talking about drinking. At one point he talks about he was

drinking at 10 a.m. and he had all of alcoholic style drinking abuse issues. The problem with

this is, if you get the new codes and you're the leader of the Department of Defense of the United States of America and you get all liquored up, you're not going to be making sound decisions.

Now, I have a lot of empathy for people with addiction.

My husband is in recovery, and I believe that when people are in recovery, you have some of the greatest people imaginable. But that's not the

case for Pete. And so we don't even really, we're not even really diving into the fact that he was

accused of sexual assault and paid the woman to remain silent and had her enter into an

NDA, which is obviously everybody from Trump all the way trickling down into his cabinet.

It's like trickle down sexual assault allegations.

But here is the senator from our state whom we call Senator Booster Box because he's little and he has to stand on a booster box when he's at the podium.

And he always acts like this big tough guy that takes pictures with his family with guns and assault rifles.

Y'all get the gist.

Here is Mark Wayne Mullen.

What I'm saying is when you're talking about drinking at 10 in the morning, that's a drinking problem.

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