Trump Asked Generals To Follow In Third Reich’s Footsteps, Book Says
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While president, Trump complained why U.S. generals weren’t more like Adolf Hitler’s, according to a new book, admiring that Hitler’s generals were “totally loyal to him.”
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New book claims exchange came as top US army officers pushed back against then-president's plan to hold a military parade in Washington, warning him that's 'what dictators do'
While president, Trump complained why U.S. generals weren’t more like Adolf Hitler’s, according to a new book, admiring that Hitler’s generals were “totally loyal to him.”
Former President Donald Trump suggested the U.S. military should be more like Adolf Hitler’s army in World War II and praised German generals for their loyalty to the Third Reich, according to a new report.
The latest example of the former president seeing himself as a dictator comes in a shocking excerpt from The Divider: Trump in the White House, 2017-2021
The exchange with then-White House chief of staff John Kelly was detailed in an excerpt from a forthcoming book by journalists Susan Glasser and Peter Baker.
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