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The Media’s Pulp Fiction Hegseth Hoax Is As Dumb As It Gets

Hegseth’s full remarks leading up to the ‘fake Bible verse’ show he was never under the impression that it was an actual Bible verse.

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First it was anonymous attacks on his personal life. Then it was a manufactured “controversy” about his Christian tattoos. And now, the desperate corporate media are using the movie Pulp Fiction to go after War Secretary Pete Hegseth.

The ridiculous hit job kicked into high gear on Thursday after numerous outlets and their Democrat allies began regurgitating the same narrative. That is, while speaking at a Pentagon prayer service, Hegseth quoted a “fake Bible verse” made famous by Samuel L. Jackson’s character in the 1990’s hit movie.

“Pete Hegseth Quotes ‘Pulp Fiction’ Fake Bible Verse at Pentagon Prayer Service,” a Variety article blared. One Deadline headline read, “Pete Hegseth Roasted By Gavin Newsom & Others Over ‘Pulp Fiction’ Prayer Debacle,” while another by People magazine reads, “Pete Hegseth Recites Biblical ‘Prayer’ That’s Actually a Pulp Fiction Quote.”

The media’s implication, of course, is that Hegseth and his team stupidly mistook a movie quote for an actual Bible verse. But what’s fairly obvious is that the deceptive framing profited by these so-called “defenders of democracy” isn’t remotely accurate.

One selectively edited clip of Hegseth’s speech circulating on social media only shows part of the war secretary’s remarks, in which he recited the prayer in question. The secretary said:

The prayer is CSAR 25:17 and it reads........

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