Discussion on Major Hasan's Execution
Wanted to be, to get you on the record.
Major Hasan, uh, huge news that came out.
Uh, one of these people, um, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is another federal one
who's got the death penalty that we were sort of waiting on,
but he's now military.
But Major Hasan, this news that came down regarding firing
squad, can you tell us about how that came about and, and what led to that
decision process?
No-brainer.
Execution by firing squad. A army major betrays his country, radical
Islamist kills a bunch of Americans at Fort Hood.
Of course, we're gonna do it at Fort Hood.
Gonna do it on a Thursday, we're gonna do it at 1:00, which is
when he did it, and
it's gonna be soldiers with rifles executing the firing squad.
Uh, it hadn't been since World War II since
we've done that.
Well, I kinda like the mentality we had in World
War II, which was win.
Which was, uh, understand when the enemy attacks you, you, you,
you need to stand
your ground. So it was radical Islamist terror attack.
Remember what, remember what Obama called it?
Workplace violence?
I mean, that's what we're up against.
That's the world view we're up against is workplace violence.
Uh, CVE.
We know, we know what it is. It was a radical Islamist attack in uniform
inside the
ranks, and so he's gonna get a firing squad of
soldiers, as it should be.
And we'll make sure that people are able to, to watch it,
that it's public, uh,
because people need to understand that w- this is, uh...
there's serious consequences for these types of things.
Do you... Has Major Hasan made any, uh, final requests, reached out to the
president, anything like that to your knowledge?
Don't care.
We'll see him on December 3rd.
December 3rd, Fort Hood. Ladies and gentlemen, Secretary of War-
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