The fathers of 2 Marines killed in Afghanistan say they felt disrespected by Biden checking his watch during the repatriation of their sons' remains
said they felt disrespected by President Joe Biden after he was seen checking his watch at a ceremony marking the return of the US service members' remains.
Daren Hoover told Hannity that he refused to meet with Biden that day because he didn't want him"anywhere near us," adding:"In reference to the checking of his watch, that didn't happen just once. That happened on every single one [of the deceased servicemen] that came out of that airplane. It happened on every single one of them. They'd release the salute and he'd look down at his watch — on all 13 he'd look down at his watch.
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