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đșđž General Mark Milley who Donald Trump appointed to be his Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff says Trump is a âfascist to the coreâ and says no person has ever posed more of a danger to the United States than the man who served as the 45th President of the United States.
Milley, who was criticised after it became known that he expressed concerns over Trumpâs refusal to admit defeat in the wake of his 2020 elections, is described by journalist Bob Woodward, the journalist who uncovered the Watergate scandal,
According to Woodward, a senior Department of Justice lawyer said at the time that Milleyâs sit-down with Garland might have been the first-ever meeting between a chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the countryâs top civilian law enforcement official. He writes that the general asked for the meeting because he was âdeeply convincedâ that Trump remained âa danger to the countryâ even though he had been forced from office after Bidenâs election win. in his new book, War, as incredibly alarmed at the prospect of a second Trump term in the White House.
But the Army veteran expressed even more strident concerns to Woodward himself at a March 2023 meeting at the Willard Hotel in Washington, DC.
Woodward writes that when he approached Milley at a reception, the general spoke first and told him: âWe gotta talk.â
He told the journalist that âno one has ever been as dangerous to this countryâ as the former president.
He asked: âDo you realize, do you see what this man is?â
Milley, who had been a source for Woodwardâs last book, Peril, said heâd âglimpsedâ Trumpâs true nature when they previously spoke during the writing of that 2021 release, but he said he now knew exactly what the ex-president is.
âHe is the most dangerous person ever. I had suspicions when I talked to you about his mental decline and so forth, but now I realize heâs a total fascist. He is now the most dangerous person to this country,â he said.
âA fascist to the core,â Milley repeated.
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