'Democrats think this is Swastika': Row over chest tattoo of Trump's secretary of defense Pete Hegseth
Pete Hegseth's chest tattoo, a Jerusalem cross, sparked controversy on social media with some calling it Nazi Swastika. The tattoo previously caused Hegseth to be deemed an extremist and barred from guarding President Biden's inauguration. “And my orders were revoked to guard the Biden inauguration. Jerusalem cross tattoo, it’s just a Christian symbol ... [that] is what got me disinvited," Hegseth said earlier.
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Pete Hegseth's chest tattoo, a Jerusalem cross, sparked controversy on social media with some calling it Nazi Swastika. The tattoo previously caused Hegseth to be deemed an extremist and barred from guarding President Biden's inauguration. “And my orders were revoked to guard the Biden inauguration. Jerusalem cross tattoo, it’s just a Christian symbol ... [that] is what got me disinvited," Hegseth said earlier. 
