Trump claims He is ‘Running in the Military’ Alone. Twitter Critics Go DEFCON 1. –

In a disturbing statement, Donald Trump said he “should have led the army” when he was president because Defense Secretary Mark Asper was too “weak”.

Trump made the statements in response to a “60-minute” interview with Esper, who claimed that he and other military officials had repeatedly thought of Trump’s “dangerous” ideas every few. weeks while he was in the White House.

Esper said it was secretly offered by the former president of Rocket fire in Mexico He broke into drug laboratories and he wanted military troops to shoot racial justices protesting who took to the streets after the murder of George Floyd.

The former defense secretary also shared that he and other officials have once again helped in the very bad and dangerous thing in the Trump administration, which could lead the country in a dark direction.

Შi declaration Who shared “60 minutes” on Twitter Sunday, Trump denied many of Esper’s claims, but specifically declined to comment on the plan to launch a missile strike in Mexico. “Mark Asper is weak and completely ineffective, and for that I have to manage the military,” Trump said in a statement.

Critics immediately noticed that Trump never served in the military and claimed medical delays “Bone Branches” that his former lawyer, Michael Cohen, said were untrue. As president, Trump also tried. Covering the army AND trying to weaken NATO.

He once told radio host Howard Stern that his “personal Vietnam” was to avoid STDs while sleeping with different women. Stern said Trump referred to “Vagine” as “potential mines”.

Trump fired Asper in November 2020 after the Secretary of Defense issued a public statement. He did not advocate the military’s use of Black Lives Matter against a wave of protesters.

Esper’s book on his experiences at the White House, “Holy Oath: Memoirs of a Secretary of Defense in an Emergency,” will be released Tuesday.

Comments on Asper were not immediately reached, but others have thought.