Jon Stewart Thinks There's Something Sexual About Pete Hegseth's War Obsession — And The Proof May Have Been Hiding In Plain Sight
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The comedian asked if there was something twisted about Hegseth's attitude towards war during his Wednesday podcast.
Jon Stewart thinks Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth might have some wires crossed when it comes to aggression and arousal.
The mock pundit said he found something perverse about the way the former Fox News host talks about war while chatting with British journalist Alastair Campbell on Wednesday’s episode of “The Weekly Show” podcast.
Knocking the self-styled “Secretary of War” over his “vile” comments glorifying violence and “domination,” Stewart wondered if there was something twisted going on inside Hegseth’s mind.
“It’s almost sexual for him,” he said. “It almost feels as though it’s erotic.”
Mortified, Campbell replied, “That is a horrible thought that I’ve never had before.”
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