Pete Hegseth's aides gouge hole in Eisenhower's WWII globe after he demanded historic artifact be hauled into his office

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Pete Hegseth's aides gouge hole in Eisenhower's WWII globe after he demanded historic artifact be hauled into his office

Pete Hegseth's aides punched a hole in a globe used by General Dwight D. Eisenhower during World War II after trying to lug the relic into the defense secretary's office.