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Pentagon Defends Pete Hegseth's Use Of 'Pulp Fiction' Prayer
The Pentagon offered a defense of Pete Hegseth’s recitation of a prayer that resembled a fake Bible verse used by Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction, while pushing back on the idea that the defense secretary was misquoting the actual passage. On Wednesday, Hegseth asked an audience to join him in prayer as he marked the rescue of a downed airman in Iran earlier this month. Hegseth explained that the prayer was recited at the start of the comb…
Pete Hegseth’s Sermon Backfires: ‘Bible Verse’ Turns Out To Be ‘Pulp Fiction’ Dialogue
Pete Hegseth is facing backlash after delivering a Pentagon sermon that appeared to quote a Bible verse, but was actually from Pulp Fiction. The viral moment comes amid rising tensions between President Donald Trump’s administration and the Vatican, adding fuel to an already heated debate. Social media users quickly called out the mix-up, with many mocking the incident. Was it a genuine mistake or a bizarre blunder? Here’s what really happened a…
Hegseth’s Pentagon prayer mirrors fake bible verse from Pulp Fiction
The defense secretary said his prayer drew on Ezekiel, but wording closely matches Quentin Tarantino dialogueIt was perhaps inevitable that a braggadocious Christian nationalist defense secretary elevated from his role as a weekend Fox News television host would pluck a fake Bible verse from a violent Hollywood blockbuster and present it at a Pentagon prayer session to rally the troops for the “holy war” in Iran.Certainly among a glut of stories…
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