Pete Hegseth asked Gen Randy George, the army chief of staff to step down

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00:00 I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. 00:27 For spacious skies, for amber waves of 00:37 For purple mountain majesties 00:59 share his grace on thee. 01:09 Wait 01:12 oh America is back. Yes, sir. We are getting there. Let's go to the WRD talk line and talk to Sean in Hickory Tavern. How you doing, Sean? 01:37 But I appreciate it. Thank you, Sean. What's up? Okay, so when it comes to the Strait of Hormuz, I don't understand why the United States Navy is not able to dominate that area. I'm a Marine. I went to Desert Storm, and we have the most powerful Navy and military in the world. So why is there a problem? I don't understand that. And I would like your opinion on that because 02:08 This is driving me crazy. mean, understand. Outside of using nuclear weapons, we should be able to dominate the entire area. So to me, I mean, doesn't it? What does it seem to you and it does to me, Sean, that the Strait of Hormuz is like the most important part of this operation? 02:32 I mean, right now. 02:36 Because I agree with you, but obviously it's got to be a little more logistically problematic for the military to secure that area than it is. Now, that's one thing. The second thing is the reason that a lot of these ships are not moving is because the Lois of London canceled their maritime war insurance. without that, I am not. I am not. They canceled their insurance and without that insurance, they don't 03:05 the hell out of here. That's crazy. I know. Our Navy should just go in there and destroy everything. And it's done. You know what? Again, I want to know what, and this is some of stuff that has not been relayed effectively enough to the American people. um Why is it that we can't secure that one side of the state of Hormuz? It should be easy. I would think. 03:34 I mean, you and I would think, but maybe it's a lot harder ah than we imagine because we keep hearing. appreciate it, Sean. Thank you. You know, we keep hearing that their Navy is wiped out. So if their Navy is wiped out, what's the problem? Are there still missiles trained that maybe that might not be part of the Navy? Maybe they had things like that. I'm pretty sure this is a lot more complicated. um 04:05 than all of us in radio land uh actually know. Well, one of the things that happened ah was that Pete Hegseth has asked General Randy George, the Army Chief of Staff, to step down. And there's all these people that go, oh Charlie, there's a big turmoil in the Trump administration. This is Pete Hegseth, he's getting rid of all these good generals. 04:33 Was Randy George a good general? Again, gotta remind you, Randy George was a Biden appointee. Randy George was all for things like, you know, transsexuals in the military. And more importantly, he was for every single member of the military to get the COVID jab. 04:59 Want you to listen to this. This is from Catherine Harridge. I'm 24 years old. I have had three heart attacks, a mini stroke, and I am now getting a pacemaker. According to this Army memo, your debilitating heart condition can be caused by either COVID-19 infection or the COVID-19 vaccine. Have you ever tested positive for COVID-19? I don't have a single positive test for COVID-19. So is this Army memo an acknowledgement? 05:28 that your heart condition is the result of the COVID vaccine. At 100 % is an acknowledgement that it was a result of a vaccine. What was the cost of following orders? I mean, it pretty much cost my whole life. It's a sacred military pledge to leave no one behind. Were you left behind by the Army and the National Guard? I was left behind and trampled. 05:58 They watched it, they came back, walked all over me and then left again. That's a very serious charge. 06:07 I'm very serious when I say it. 06:10 24 years old, Caroline Stancic. Heart inj ...

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