We need to sound the sirens. We have a five alarm fire here, you guys. The Secretary of Defense, Pete Heggseth, couldn't retweet his psychopathers report on CNN about women just being breeding vessels and about doing away with the 19th

amendment. He couldn't retweet it fast enough. And I thought something's wrong with this guy,

of course Pete Heggseth, but the pastor. And so I started digging around. And just to confirm,

I want you all to see this. This is what he has said since Pete Hegeseth gave him props. Play the clip.

Just repost it like, oh, here's an interesting thing that these weird people are doing.

He reposted it and he himself said all of Christ for all of life, which is the tagline that we use.

So he was in effect reposting it and saying amen at some level.

Okay. He's saying that he, you know, he is the co-founder of this church and he has just confirmed

that Pete Hagseth is all in with him. That is the church's tagline. He is a member of this church. He has gone on the

permanent record as being a member of this church. Well, this church covers up for pedophiles.

This church is knee deep into sexual abuse allegations against children.

And the Secretary of Defense is all chips in on this.

Yet, Pumps, he has the audacity to say, I have the temperament and I have the intellect to say

that women shouldn't serve in combat.

So let's just review the talking points here, Pumps.

In 2005, a member of the church named Stephen Sittler, and this church is Christchurch. He pleaded guilty to felony child

sex abuse charges, a bunch of them, a bunch of victims. In 2006, Christ Church receives criticism for slow

disclosure to the church members regarding Sittler. Later in 2006, Doug Wilson, that's the guy that

was just talking about Pete giving, you know, saying amen to Christ's church.

In 2006, that guy, Doug Wilson, found Sittler, the confessed pedophile that pleaded guilty

to felony child sex abuse charges.

He found him to be repentant and he accepts him back into the church again.

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