A judge has pumped the brakes on an attempt by United States Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin to interfere with a plea deal related to 9/11.

Congress recommended the review, reflecting a push to rescind awards for those who participated in the massacre near Wounded Knee Creek.

"It's all about treating people with dignity," the president said, before subjecting his secretary of defense to the ultimate indignity.

The class included a slide listing the pro-life groups National Right to Life and Operation Rescue as terrorist organizations.

During testimony before the Senate Armed Services Committee, Austin was pressed by Cotton about accusations of "genocide" in Gaza.

We need a fighting force that is 100 percent competent, both mentally and physically, and this disturbed soldier clearly was not.

The Pentagon said Lloyd Austin’s superiors in the White House were told of his hospitalization, as were those under his direct command.

"This is a time of immense global instability. Our country deserves reliable leadership at the Department."

"And exactly 0 journalists will hold the Biden administration accountable for the dereliction of duty," one social media user wrote.

"I have lost trust in Secretary Lloyd Austin's leadership of the Defense Department," Rep. Chris Deluzio said.