Retired Green Beret thrown out of Senate hearing after shouting at lawmakers

Retired Green Beret Anthony Aguilar was escorted from the U.S. Senate while yelling that the country was complicit in genocide.

The Drop Site News substack posted the video on social media, noting that Aguilar is perhaps most known as the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation subcontractor who was fired after he was accused of creating "a hostile work environment" and was “disruptive and confrontational."

Aguilar, an anti-Israel conspiracy theorist, shouted at the Senators that they were "all complicit in genocide."

He then appeared on the podcast "Breaking Points" and claimed “the genocide” was part of a plot from the beginning. He claimed it "was always the plan, it’s premeditated, it’s designed.”

Capitol Police moved him toward the door while a woman who was with him was dragged out of the door and handcuffed afterward, the videos show.

The hearing was for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, where Texas philanthropist Melinda Hildebrand appeared for the confirmation process to be the ambassador to Costa Rica. The horseshoe of members included mostly empty chairs and what appeared to be only four senators. Hildebrand's husband, Jeffrey, has a net worth of $10.9 billion from his privately owned oil company, Forbes reported.

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