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Trump defence chief pick Pete Hegseth was flagged as possible ‘insider threat’
Hegseth, Gaither wrote, had a worrying tattoo on his bicep with the inscription “Deus Vult”. A search online suggested to him it was a Christian expression associated with right-wing extremism.