Pete Hegseth appeared to draw inspiration from a fake Bible verse recited in the 1994 film Pulp Fiction while giving a sermon on Wednesday.
During a service at the Pentagon complex, Donald Trump's defense secretary invited the audience to join him in a prayer, which he explained is frequently used in combat search-and-rescue missions, including a recent operation involving two US Air Force crew members who were shot down over Iran.
'They call it CSAR 25:17, which I think is meant to reflect Ezekiel 25:17,' Hegseth explained, before delivering the prayer.
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