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Fox News @FoxNews - 'LET IT BE KNOWN': Secretary of War @PeteHegseth issues a deadly warning to anyone who targets Americans, after two U.S. Army soldiers and one civilian U.S. interpreter were killed during an ambush attack in Syria.
Hegseth said "the savage who perpetrated this attack was killed by partner forces" as the Department of War launches an active investigation.
https://x.com/FoxNews/status/1999892043686990264

French Hill @RepFrenchHill - Video: Happy 389th Birthday to the National Guard! 🇺🇸
Thank you to the brave men and women who have answered the call to serve our communities and our nation. Always Ready, Always There.
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National Guard @USNationalGuard
Since 1636, the National Guard has remained Always Ready, Always There. Join us as we celebrate 389 years of dedicated commitment to answering our nation’s call! #Guard389
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F.X. Regan @FXRegan - OK, we're not re-litigating MAL; we wore that out almost two years ago. You can be against the raid, almost every current and former agent was, it was a decision made by Biden, Garland, and Lisa Monaco - not the FBI, and......disagree that the deadly force policy needs/needed to be changed.
The last time an agent changed the use of force policy, The Deputy Director was forced to resign, an agent in the chain of command went to prison, and Vicky Weaver got shot. That's when it was decided to emphasize the use of force policy in every warrant and arrest order, firearms training session, and legal inservice.
Don't like "boiler plate?" change it to SOP or checklist. Your bio says you were in the military - you had plenty SOPs there - because it's serious business. It also says you're an aviator. Do pilots with 10K hours really need to be reminded on the checklist to put down the landing gear? Probably not, but there it is on every checklist.
The disarm the FBI nonsense was Friend, not Saraphin, although he might have jumped on it. It was around the time he called FBI pensions blood money, though he was suing to get back in the FBI and get his weapon and pension back. It's a dumb idea.
I have close friends in the FBI lose their lives in gunfights, so the last thing we needed are unarmed agents. And you FBI animus is showing if you'd exclude the Marshals. How about Secret Service, they are 1811s - disarm them too? Your local police and sheriff don't have the manpower or desire to babysit the FBI on every operation.