Chuck Hagel and the Media: How His Nomination Is Still Viable Despite Massive Blunders

With Matthew Continetti, Caroline Glick, Christian Adams, and Rowan Scarborough.

MATTHEW CONTINETTI, editor in chief of the Washington Free Beacon, exposes Chuck Hagel’s many deficiencies that should prevent him from becoming the next Secretary of Defense, and is skeptical of the media’s malfeasance in not exposing said deficiencies to the public.

From the Jerusalem Post, CAROLINE GLICK predicts that Obama’s agenda for his upcoming trip to Israel will be to attempt to push an agreement between the PLO and Israel, but Obama doesn’t realize that there is no Palestinian leadership that will cut a deal with Israel at this point.

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CHRISTIAN ADAMS, from the Election Law Center and author of Injustice: Exposing the Racial Agenda of the Obama Justice Department, describes the plebiscite campaign that would deny any non-native Chamorros in Guam the right to vote in elections, putting at risk this highly strategic American outpost in the Pacific.

ROWAN SCARBOROUGH, a reporter from The Washington Times, speculates on how the Pentagon will cut $46 billion from its budget, and explains how Hagel’s nomination has survived to this point considering the plethora of discrediting information that has been discovered about him.