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Hegseth draws fire after using government resources for partisan video

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s use of government employees and taxpayer-funded resources to create a self-promoting video attacking Democrats and other political opponents probably violated federal law, government watchdogs said Friday.

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The new video of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, filmed outside the Pentagon and broadcast on social media, is causing serious political and institutional reactions in the United States. In the controversial message, the head of the US Department of Defense defends the military conflict with Iran, opens fire on political opponents and praises Donald … The article New “headache” for Trump after the electoral defeat: Pete Hegseth in the “target” f…

U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth faces heavy charges for violating federal law by using Pentagon personnel and resources to... Read more

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Pete Hegseth is facing new allegations of possible use of government funds to produce a political video. The Pentagon has confirmed the involvement of its employees, while questions are being raised about the process' compliance with federal law. Trump continues to support his secretary

US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth is facing charges of possible violation of federal law after using Pentagon personnel and resources to produce a partisan video in which he attacks Democrats and defends his work. ►“Knives came out” at the Pentagon after the Republicans’ electoral defeat – The leadership is also in the spotlight […] The post The instruments have begun for Pete Hegseth – In the spotlight for a partisan video with Pentagon resource…

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The spokesman-Review broke the news in Spokane, United States on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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