He taught America to fight like Ukraine. Jealous Hegseth pushed him out of the Pentagon

More than 20 senior generals and admirals have lost their positions since Pete Hegseth took charge of the Pentagon. But when his deputy, Dan Driscoll, announced his resignation on Monday, the discontent reached Republican senators.

The senators criticized Hegseth, saying the former Fox News host was spreading chaos and confusion through the U.S. military. Their reaction added political pressure to a Pentagon already marked by a series of high-level departures.

Driscoll’s resignation is presented as another sign of turmoil surrounding Hegseth’s leadership. The headline frames Driscoll as a figure who taught America to fight using lessons from Ukraine, while portraying Hegseth as jealous and responsible for forcing him out.

The account does not provide further details about Driscoll’s reasons for leaving or the specific disputes inside the Pentagon. It centers instead on the number of senior departures and the growing criticism from members of Hegseth’s own Republican party.

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The former Fox News host is spreading chaos and confusion in the military.