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Pete Hegseth, President Trump's pick for defense secretary, repeatedly cited what he presented as Scripture during speeches and interviews, only for fact-checkers to discover the passages came directly from Quentin Tarantino's "Pulp Fiction"—raising fresh questions about his vetting even as Republicans move to confirm him. The borrowings appear deliberate rather than accidental, suggesting Hegseth either misrepresented secular film dialogue as divine truth or deployed the deception knowingly, a distinction with profound implications for his credibility in overseeing the Pentagon. With his confirmation vote looming, the discovery threatens to amplify Democratic concerns about his fitness for the job at a critical moment.
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