Trump on Milley’s Alleged Sabotage: ‘If It Is Actually True’ After that ‘That’s Treason’
“For him to say that I was going to strike China is the most ridiculous issue I’ve ever heard, and everyone knows it, ” says former president.
Former President Donald Trump reacted to reports from Bob Woodward’s book “ Peril” that Chairman of the Mutual Chiefs of Staff General Mark Milley secretly informed China this individual would give them advanced notice if America mobilized an attack.
“ So first of all when it is actually true, which is hard to believe, that he would have called China and done these things and was willing to recommend them of an attack or in advance of an attack, that’s treason, ” Trump said upon Newsmax on Tuesday.
Former Chief executive Donald Trump reacts to brand new reports about General Mark Milley: “If it is actually true… that’s treason. ” https://t.co/VlT7z8drtO pic. tweets. com/1PY0ZjrmHW
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“ I have had so many calls today saying, ‘ That’s treason, ‘” Trump continued. “ For him to say which i was going to attack China is one of the most ridiculous thing I’ve heard, and everybody knows it. ”
“ I must tell you, I don’t know whether they have him on tape saying this, but I found Woodward and I found his cohorts to be extremely dishonorable individuals, ” Trump noted. “ I did not ever think of attacking China. ”
“ For him to express that I would even think about attacking China, I think he is trying to just get out of their incompetent withdrawal out of Afghanistan, ” the 45th President claimed.
“ The worst, the dumbest thing that anybody’s observed, probably the most embarrassing thing that’s ever happened to our nation. They killed our troops, we left with embarrassment on our face, we left Americans behind, and we still left $85 billion dollars really worth of the best equipment in the world, that I bought, because I rebuilt the military, and then Biden gave it away, ” he added.
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