'Paranoid' Pete Hegseth fired highest-ranking US Army officer amid Iran war 'because he was threatened by him'
Pete Hegseth has fired the highest-ranking US Army officer, General Randy George, amid rumors of a potential Iran war. The firing is reportedly due to Hegseth feeling threatened by George's close relationship with Army Secretary Dan Driscoll, who is considered a potential contender to replace Hegseth.
Pete Hegseth fired General Randy George, the highest-ranking US Army officer, on Thursday. The move is seen as an attempt to get rid of anyone perceived to be an ally of Army Secretary Dan Driscoll. Hegseth is reportedly worried that Driscoll will replace him. The White House has backed Driscoll, stating that he is a valued member of the administration. Two other high-level Army members, General David Hodne and Major General William Green Jr, were also fired. The firings come amid rumors of changes at the Pentagon and concerns about Hegseth's leadership.
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