Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth just held a bold Christian prayer service right inside the Pentagon, and the left-wing media is having a meltdown. They’re screaming about “separation of church and state,” but Glenn Beck exposed their hypocrisy. The truth? America’s founders held worship services in government buildings all the time—and Hegseth’s critics want to erase that history.
Glenn Beck blasted the fake outrage, reminding everyone that Thomas Jefferson—the man who wrote about “separation of church and state”—started a 70-year tradition of church services in the U.S. Capitol. Jefferson didn’t see faith as a threat. He knew strong leaders need God’s wisdom. The media hates that Hegseth agrees.
Hegseth’s prayer service packed the Pentagon auditorium with patriots singing “Amazing Grace” and praying for our troops. His own pastor from Tennessee preached about trusting God in turbulent times. This wasn’t some secret meeting—it was broadcast live across the Pentagon. Hegseth plans to make it monthly.
The media claims this violates the Constitution, but they’re lying. George Washington prayed publicly as president. Abraham Lincoln quoted the Bible constantly. The left only attacks Christianity because they want a godless America where politicians replace prayer with woke nonsense.
Beck nailed it: the “separation” phrase isn’t even in the Constitution. It’s from one letter Jefferson wrote to reassure a Baptist church he wouldn’t let government control religion. Now leftists twist his words to silence believers. They’d rather our military leaders worship climate change than Christ.
Hegseth isn’t backing down. He said faith helps him make tough decisions for our security. Imagine that—a defense secretary who actually believes in good vs. evil! Meanwhile, Biden’s Pentagon wasted time on drag shows and diversity training. Which approach keeps America safe?
President Trump appointed leaders like Hegseth because they put America first. The left hates that Christian values undermine their globalist agenda. They want our troops confused, not courageously defending freedom. Real patriots know faith and freedom go hand in hand.
The media can rage all they want. Hegseth’s prayer service honors America’s roots. If standing for truth makes the left furious, that’s proof he’s doing something right. This is about more than religion—it’s about refusing to let radicals rewrite what makes America great.
