Rep. Pete Sessions, R-Texas, a staunch supporter of the Boy Scouts with a multi-generational connection to the organization, voiced his sentiments to Newsmax on Thursday, expressing pride and reservations about the recent rebranding and its departure from traditional values.

“Now, I’ve been involved in scouting for 60 years,” Sessions said on “American Agenda,” emphasizing his deep-rooted ties to the organization. “I’m an Eagle Scout. My father was an Eagle Scout. I’m a national distinguished Eagle Scout: Father-son. I’ve got two sons who are Eagle Scouts,”

Sessions, a House Committee on Oversight and Accountability member, expressed concern over what he sees as a shift towards corporate interests within the Boy Scouts, now known as Scouting America.

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