- Pete Hegseth reads prayer adapted from movie 'Pulp Fiction' during Pentagon service AP News —
- Did Pete Hegseth recite a ‘Pulp Fiction’ prayer at a Pentagon prayer service? What you need to know NY Post —
- US Defence Secretary quotes fake Bible verse from ‘Pulp Fiction’ during speech NME —
- Hegseth recites 'Pulp Fiction' speech at Pentagon prayer service Los Angeles Times —
- Hegseth Quotes Fake ‘Pulp Fiction’ Bible Verse, Compares Trump to Jesus Rolling Stone —
- Hegseth leads Pentagon prayer service with faux Bible verse made famous by ‘Pulp Fiction’ NY Post —
- Pete Hegseth Reads Tarantino’s Fake Bible Quote From ‘Pulp Fiction’ at Prayer Service The Hollywood Reporter —
- Pete Hegseth reads a prayer adapted from 'Pulp Fiction' during Pentagon service AP News —
- Hegseth’s Pentagon prayer adapted from Samuel L. Jackson line in ‘Pulp Fiction’ CTV News —
- False prophet: Did Pete Hegseth really quote a fake Bible verse from Tarantino’s 'Pulp Fiction'? Euronews —
- Pentagon Pete Goon Offers Wild Explanation for ‘Pulp Fiction’ Prayer Daily Beast —
- Hegseth’s Pentagon prayer mirrors fake bible verse from Pulp Fiction The Guardian —
- Pete Hegseth quotes Samuel L. Jackson’s prayer from Pulp Fiction during sermon The Independent —
- ‘Pope Leo’ Disses Trump With ‘They Not Pious’ Kendrick Lamar Parody on ‘Late Show’ Rolling Stone —
- Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth reads fake Bible verse from Pulp Fiction Al Jazeera —
- The Many ‘Miracles’ Donald Trump Has Worked Over the Years Daily Beast —
- Pete Hegseth recites verse from Pulp Fiction during sermon Daily Mail —
- Pete Hegseth quotes the Bible… but uses Pulp Fiction version The Times —
- Trump’s Secretary of War quotes Pulp Fiction bible verse during prayer Metro —
- Hegseth compares ‘Trump-hating’ reporters to enemies of Jesus CTV News —
Quentin Tarantino
American filmmaker and actor (born 1963)
Quentin Jerome Tarantino is an American filmmaker, actor, and author. His films are characterized by graphic violence, extended dialogue often featuring much profanity, and references to popular culture. His work has earned a cult following alongside critical and commercial success; he has been named by some as the most influential director of his generation and has received numerous awards and nominations, including two Academy Awards, two BAFTA Awards, and four Golden Globe Awards. His films have grossed more than $1.9 billion worldwide.
Hegseth's 'Pulp Fiction' Prayer Controversy