LIVE: Vets SPEAK OUT on Trump’s DISASTER WAR

Donald Trump's campaign allegedly used an official government photo of a dignified transfer of six fallen service members in a fundraising email. The hosts describe this as a 'disgusting immoral judgment' and a deep disrespect for the troops and their families, contrasting it with previous administrations' policies against showing such sensitive images.

Host states: 'Donald J. Trump... sent out to his massive email list... that photo in the center of your screen is an official government photo from the return of our troops, the dignified return, the dignified transfer of the six service members who died the first day of the war... and then had the audacity... to use that photo in a fundraising email.'

The Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, is heavily criticized for his public statements and actions. He is accused of attacking the press, boasting about military strikes, and focusing on 'wokeness' and DEI debates within the military instead of coordinating with allies or ensuring troop safety, leading to preventable casualties.

Host states: 'First, he had to attack the press and boast about the great victory that he's... leading in Iraq right now... instead of being in the Middle East making sure this never happens again, coordinating with our allies, he's in his office doing two and three camera video shoots about wokeness at the service colleges.'

Reports indicate a US Tomahawk missile struck an Iranian girl's school, killing 171 children and teachers due to alleged outdated intelligence. The hosts emphasize the 'moral injury' suffered by the service members who programmed and launched the missile, and criticize the administration's lack of transparency and accountability for the incident.

Host states: 'We know now that a US Tomahawk missile struck an Iranian girl school... upwards of 171 children and teachers died in that school and they know they pushed the button. And there's a thing called moral injury that we don't talk about enough.'

A series of military incidents, including a drone destroying an unprotected command post, three F-15s shot down by friendly fire, and a KC-135 collision, are presented as evidence of leadership failure. The hosts argue that a disregard for rules of engagement and a lack of coordination by the Secretary of Defense directly contribute to these preventable losses.

Host states: 'We had a drone destroy an unprotected command post... We had three F-15s shot down by friendly fire... And last night we had a KC135 apparently collide with another KC-135... We have a leadership that is getting our service members killed.'

The hosts assert that the current military engagement is literally 'blood for oil,' with the administration prioritizing oil prices and economic calculations over the lives of service members. They point to the Navy escorting oil through the Strait of Hormuz as direct evidence of this motivation.

Guest states: 'This is literally blood for oil.' Host adds: 'It's the oil price is more important than the deaths... It's just a money calculation. This is about will the rich get richer, will the poor get poorer?'

Mark Wayne Mullen, nominated for a DHS job, is accused of 'stolen valor' for falsely portraying himself as a battle-weary veteran who experienced the 'smell of war.' The hosts, both combat veterans, describe the profound and traumatic reality of such experiences, highlighting the disrespect in Mullen's cosplay.

Guest states: 'Mark Wayne Mullen is is not a veteran, right? And I looked it up to make sure because the way that he presented himself during a television interview was was as if he were like this battleweary veteran who had who had seen so much sacrifice.'

The FBI is reportedly diverting a significant portion of its field agents from critical national security issues like ISIS-style terrorism and complex financial crimes to focus on immigration enforcement, leading to concerns about increased domestic terrorist attacks.

Guest states: 'The FBI has something like a third of its field agents removed from everything from from like uh like ISIS style terrorism to domestic terrorism to complex financial crimes... are now sitting in parking lots of Home Depot taking notes so that they can give them to ICE.'