JUST IN: MSNBC guest says Pete Hegseth is a far-right extremist who promotes "military-level" weaponry because he sold grenade soap.
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) November 21, 2024
Soap is a sign of far-right extremism now.
'Historian' Ruth Ben-Ghiat says Hegseth is a far-right extremist because of his soap sales, tattoos,… pic.twitter.com/lHSqw6g165
...Historian' Ruth Ben-Ghiat says Hegseth is a far-right extremist because of his soap sales, tattoos, and support of ammo companies.
"Hegseth has tattoos that are linked to far-right extremism... It's also interesting that he was making videos selling grenade soap."
"He was selling ammo. Now, of course, the US Military uses government-issued ammo.
He was selling something not a handgun someone might keep around the house to defend." "He was selling something for grenades, weapons, military level, you know, weapons."
"You know, people like that, extremists buy those things, military-level weapons. And they're not in the military."
"You know, Hegseth could be for those who want to radicalize the military and politicize it. He could be a bridge because of his views and that's very, very dangerous."
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