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'''Peter Brian Hegseth''' (b. June 6, 1980) is the 2025 [[United States Secretary of War]]. He has no significant education, training, or experience in military strategy, and appears unaware of what constitutes a [[War crimes|war crime]]. Many speculate that his admission to [[Princeton University]] was as a recruit to play basketball, as its team is prominent at the university and would have had influence over admissions. The fact that Hegseth played in dozens of its basketball games, including as a freshman, strongly implies that he was a recruit for admissions purposes.  

'''Peter Brian Hegseth''' (b. June 6, 1980) is the 2025 [[United States Secretary of War]]. He has no significant education, training, or experience in military strategy, and appears unaware of what constitutes a [[War crimes|war crime]]. Many speculate that his admission to [[Princeton University]] was as a recruit to play basketball, as its team is prominent at the university and would have had influence over admissions. The fact that Hegseth played in dozens of its basketball games, including as a freshman, strongly implies that he was a sports team recruit for admissions purposes.  

On March 13, 2026, Hegseth responded dismissively to valid questions about [[Iran]]'s control of the [[Strait of Hormuz]]: "It's something we're dealing with, we have been dealing with it, and [you] don't need to worry about it," Hegseth said. He insisted that the [[U.S.]] would not allow this essential shipping channel to "remain contested."<ref>https://abcnews.com/Politics/hegseth-worry-strait-hormuz-us-time-counter-irans/story?id=131036790</ref>

On March 13, 2026, Hegseth responded dismissively to valid questions about [[Iran]]'s control of the [[Strait of Hormuz]]: "It's something we're dealing with, we have been dealing with it, and [you] don't need to worry about it," Hegseth said. He insisted that the [[U.S.]] would not allow this essential shipping channel to "remain contested."<ref>https://abcnews.com/Politics/hegseth-worry-strait-hormuz-us-time-counter-irans/story?id=131036790</ref>