Milley Warns of Trump's 'Danger' Amid Criticism

Retired U.S. Army General Mark Milley has labeled former President Donald Trump as 'fascist to the core' and the 'most dangerous person' to the United States, according to Bob Woodward's upcoming book 'War'. Milley's comments reflect his deep concern over Trump's authoritarian tendencies and potential future presidency. The general, who served as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff under Trump, warned of the dangers posed by Trump and his allies, emphasizing fears of domestic extremism. Milley's remarks have been met with sharp criticism from Trump campaign spokesperson Steven Cheung, who dismissed them as 'lies and misinformation'. Since retiring, Milley has faced numerous death threats, which he attributes to Trump's rhetoric. The book also reveals Milley's proactive engagement with Attorney General Merrick Garland to combat violent extremism post-January 6, 2021.