Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich calls the Pentagon 'incompetent' and says he no longer believes what they say after the shootdowns of unidentified objects.
This is the most dishonest administration in American history. And we now have, following Afghanistan, a perfect case study and why we need to totally overhaul the Pentagon. I don't believe for one minute anything they say anymore. The fact that they are so incompetent. Remember, we weren't even told about this balloon over Montana until a newspaper published a photograph of it. If they had never published that photograph, we might never have known.
Get all the stories you need-to-know from the most powerful name in news delivered first thing every morning to your inbox
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Pentagon’s Unidentified-Object Office Is Underfunded, Senators SayThe Pentagon office set up to detect and identify mysterious objects—such as the three shot down by the U.S. jet fighters over the past week—was mistakenly underfunded, say a bipartisan group of legislators seeking to correct the funding disparity
Read more »
As Pentagon Budget Nears $1 Trillion, Groups Tell Biden: Enough'We reject pouring our dollars into outdated ships, malfunctioning planes, or record-breaking contractor CEO salaries while everyday people remain hungry, unhoused, in need of adequate healthcare, or seeking a living wage,' say 59 advocacy groups.
Read more »
No new 'objects' reported in last 48 hours, Pentagon saysThe Pentagon on Wednesday said no more unidentified flying 'objects' have been detected within U.S. airspace since the fourth such object was shot down on Feb. 12.
Read more »
Pentagon Considers Sending Intercepted Iranian Weapons to UkraineThe Pentagon is considering sending illicit weapons intercepted from Iran to Ukraine, according to a defense official.
Read more »
Pentagon Finally Stops Hiding Military Overdose EpidemicEXCLUSIVE: After 15,293 overdoses and 332 deaths over 5 years, the military’s top brass is ready to admit there’s a problem.
Read more »
Lawmakers seize on spy balloon to inflate defense spendingLawmakers and lobbyists are pouncing on the Chinese spy balloon to push back against possible defense budget cuts — and make the case for even more funding.
Read more »