Ex-Navy SEAL Eddie Gallagher, acquitted in war crimes case, speaks out: New book 'gets the truth out there'
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Former U.S. Navy SEAL Edward Gallagher, acquitted in a 2017 war crimes trial but later charged with posing with an Islamic terrorist's corpse, joined “Hannity” to discuss his case and his new book.
"The reason we wrote the book is to get the truth out there about what happened and what took place during that whole two-year ordeal, the media decided to portray me in one way, made me look like a psychopath, a warmonger for actually wanting to do my job," he said. "[They] demoniz[ed] me, demonized all my friends and brothers that have fought over the past 20 years so I wanted to get the truth out there and just show the public that these people cobbled together a case out of a bunch of white lies which then escalated to even bigger lies so the prosecutors could try to get a win which 50% of that was not reported by the media." The QR codes embedded in the book will link to courtroom audio, interviews and other evidence for the reader to make their own judgment.
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