Is Pete Hegseth's Bold Pledge To 'Kill Everyone' By 2028 An Unrealistic Pipe Dream? United States Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced an ambitious new plan to "kill everyone" within the next two years. But is this a realistic goal, or just another empty promise to rally support before the midterms? Our In The Know panelists discuss.

A recent poll show that a strong majority of Republicans wish everyone else was dead, except for themselves. Yes. But there is a growing percentage of voters who say they wish everyone was dead, including themselves. Is Hegsev tapping into a popular idea? Of course. You know, everybody wants someone to die, whether it's someone else or themselves. But the question is, is it possible? And if it was, wouldn't it have already happened by now? Remember, Trump ran on killing everyone in 2016. And then in 2024, he comes out and says this is also his main priority. On day one. Day one. Do you remember that? It never happened. I'm alive. You're alive. Everyone's alive. That's right. I agree with Teresa. I'm alive. And I know a lot of other people who are also alive. And that is because there have been too many distractions. Republicans need to stop focusing on the culture war and start focusing on actual killing everyone. And themselves included. And I think they can actually get it done. No, COVID was their best chance. And they couldn't even get it done then. Listen, it is a pipe dream. And when Democrats say kill some of them, sometimes you just eat it up. I don't eat it up. So that's really interesting. That's an interesting thing. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. There is nothing I'd like to see more than the government killing you, you, you, you. And of course myself. But every day, I look across that desk. And I see that Dunkin' is still alive. Another Trump failure. That's another day that the Trump administration has failed us. It is a trick.