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How long before this leaks?
The state of the countryWhy isn’t this bigger news? Media is fukking terrible.
Why isn’t this bigger news? Media is fukking terrible.
Theres some #metoo ratings to tap first.Why isn’t this bigger news? Media is fukking terrible.
This was literally a failed coup and the media is about itWhy isn’t this bigger news? Media is fukking terrible.
The media and the Democratic leadership.This was literally a failed coup and the media is about it
Oh I agree. Dems need to investigate & DOJ prosecute everyone involved. On top of reopening cases buried by BarrThe media and the Democratic leadership.
This should have been bought up during the impeachment trial.
The top US general repeatedly pushed back on then-President Donald Trump's argument that the military should intervene violently in order to quell the civil unrest that erupted around the country last year. Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Mark Milley often found he was the lone voice of opposition to those demands during heated Oval Office discussions, according to excerpts of a new book, obtained by CNN, from Wall Street Journal reporter Michael Bender.
Titled "Frankly, We Did Win This Election: The Inside Story of How Trump Lost," the book reveals new details about how Trump's language became increasingly violent during Oval Office meetings as protests in Seattle and Portland began to receive attention from cable new outlets. The President would highlight videos that showed law enforcement getting physical with protesters and tell his administration he wanted to see more of that behavior, the excerpts show.
"That's how you're supposed to handle these people," Trump told his top law enforcement and military officials, according to Bender. "Crack their skulls!"
Trump also told his team that he wanted the military to go in and "beat the f--k out" of the civil rights protesters, Bender writes.
"Just shoot them," Trump said on multiple occasions inside the Oval Office, according to the excerpts.
When Milley and then-Attorney General William Barr would push back, Trump toned it down, but only slightly, Bender adds.
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"Well, shoot them in the leg—or maybe the foot," Trump said. "But be hard on them!"