Pete Hegseth's face says it all as anti-war protesters interrupt Senate hearing
•Secretary of War Pete Hegseth faced interruptions from anti-war protesters during a Senate hearing.
•Protesters accused Hegseth of having "bloody hands" and demanded an end to military actions in Iran and Palestine.
•Senator Susan Collins intervened, insisting on maintaining order in the hearing amidst the disruptions.
By CHASE HOPE, POLITICAL REPORTER FOR THE DAILY MAIL Published: 20:51, 21 July 2026 | Updated: 20:58, 21 July 2026 Secretary of War Pete Hegseth scowled as protesters repeatedly interrupted his testimony during a chaotic Senate hearing Tuesday. 'Your hands are bloody,' one woman said as US Capitol police dragged her from the room. Hegseth resumed talking, only to be interrupted again a few seconds later. Hegseth was testifying on a budget request from the White House as conflict with Iran persists 'Stop bombing our children in Iran and Palestine - this is illegal,' a second woman stood and shouted. Both held signs saying in all caps, 'NO WAR ON IRAN.' Hegseth was then interrupted a third time, prompting an angry reaction from Senator Susan Collins, who chaired Tuesday's hearing. 'We will have order in the hearing room,' Collins declared tersely.المصدر: Daily Mail | Source: Daily Mail
→Secretary of War Pete Hegseth faced interruptions from anti-war protesters during a Senate hearing.
→Protesters accused Hegseth of having "bloody hands" and demanded an end to military actions in Iran and Palestine.
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