While Americans prepare for Thanksgiving, celebrating the tradition of the turkey pardon (this year’s lucky birds: Gobble and Waddle), the political arena in Washington is witnessing a fierce and profoundly dangerous battle that transcends typical political disagreements. From unexpected diplomatic breakthroughs to intense internal confrontation, this week has been described as one of the most effective periods for the current administration, yet it simultaneously exposed the astonishing desperation of the opposition—a faction willing to deploy “dirty intel ploys” and “destabilization” tactics to undermine the nation’s leader.

Fox News host Jesse Watters opened his segment with a backdrop of positive foreign policy developments, setting the stage for the narrative that the administration’s success is being met with malicious internal hostility. The President is reportedly close to a major peace deal in Ukraine, with President Zelensky having allegedly agreed to the terms. Concurrently, Chinese President Xi Jinping called directly, a rare move, inviting the President to Beijing, signaling a potential shift in bilateral relations.

Even in Venezuela, the administration’s “gunboat diplomacy” proved effective. Labeling the Maduro regime a narco-terror state and positioning a carrier strike group in the Caribbean has visibly rattled the dictator. Maduro’s actions were described as diplomatic code for “gringo, please save my life,” highlighting the efficacy of the pressure campaign. These moves, Watters argued, prove the administration is accomplishing more in less than a year than most achieve in eight.

The Military Subversion Plot of the ‘Seditious Six’

The central and most shocking story of the week, however, lay in the direct attack on the U.S. military chain of command. The group referred to as the “Seditious Six,” comprised of former military and intelligence personnel elected to Congress, is being accused of executing a “dirty intel ploy” designed to trigger a military rebellion.

Watters focused specifically on Senator Mark Kelly, a retired Navy Captain and former astronaut. Kelly publicly urged service members to follow the law rather than the Commander-in-Chief, and threatened that there would be “consequences” for any military personnel who participated in investigating sitting senators. This group transitioned from coercing soldiers to threatening them, illustrating a complete loss of control.

The Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, reacted with swift condemnation. He demanded an investigation into Senator Kelly and the group, accusing them of violating the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) and U.S. Code Title 18 Section 2387, which prohibits civilian or military acts that encourage troops to disobey or lose loyalty.

Hegseth’s response to Kelly was both pointed and deeply sarcastic. After Kelly flaunted his decorations, stating he had “given too much to this country to be silenced by bullies,” Hegseth shot back: “You can’t even display your uniform correctly. Your medals are out of order. When and if you’re recalled to active duty, we’ll start with a uniform inspection.” This threat of a uniform inspection, aimed at a decorated former Navy Captain, was a calculated military insult, but it effectively reasserted Kelly’s subordinate position in the military hierarchy.

Watters categorized the entire operation as a “classic CIA destabilization operation.” He emphasized that these tactics are typically reserved for sowing confusion in foreign nations, not on domestic soil. Their objective was not to prevent an actual illegal order (as they could not name one), but to “create confusion in the ranks” of service members who rely on the chain of command in war zones. Watters accused the plot, speculated to be backed by figures like John Brennan, of caring little if it hurt the country, as long as it hurt the President.

The Vicious War on Domestic Law Enforcement

On the domestic front, Watters outlined a parallel ideological conflict targeting law enforcement agencies.

While the administration was delivering on its promise to “restore law and order,” particularly through organized crime sweeps by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in major cities (DC, Portland, Chicago), the opposition actively worked against these efforts.

The frenzy reached a peak with the vulgar rhetoric used by some politicians. Congresswoman Maxine Waters publicly described the President as a “low down dirty no good filthy president.” This vitriol was then redirected straight at ICE agents.

ICE’s track record, however, spoke volumes. Following the President’s order to surge federal law enforcement, sweeps in Memphis alone led to:

121 missing children located and returned to safety.

Over 3,100 arrests, including 327 known gang members.

Crime rates dropping by double digits in every swept city.

Yet, opposing politicians were accused of “protecting the people from their own federal government,” shielding criminals (traffickers, pedophiles, murderers) and attacking ICE agents. The rhetoric, which included calling agents “thuggish ICE agents,” was labeled by Watters as abhorrent.

Critically, the danger faced by ICE agents is very real: they have bounties on their heads from cartels, are subjected to doxing and filming by communities, and are followed home with their families being targeted and harassed. The actions of opposing politicians, Watters argued, are not just “dream killers” but potential accessories to violence, needlessly exposing law enforcement to deadly harm for political gain.

Conclusion: Desperation Laid Bare

This week serves as a stark example of two contrasting realities. On one side, an administration focused on delivering peace abroad, law and order at home, and achieving tangible results (crime reduction, child rescue, diplomatic progress). On the other, an opposition driven by TDS (Trump Derangement Syndrome), willing to undermine national institutions for partisan purposes.

From the dirty political ploy to destabilize the military command to the public defense of criminals and the attacks on law enforcement heroes, the opposition’s desperation was fully exposed. Watters concluded that they care neither for safety nor loyalty, but only for slowing down or hurting the President. This Thanksgiving, the segment urged Americans to be thankful for the soldiers and ICE agents who secure the nation’s safety and sovereignty, and for the truth being revealed about the “filthy” tactics deployed against them.