President Trump had to learn his lesson about the generals the hard way on the job.

He could have called me. I could have told him that some generals are great, some are good, and a lot are,

eh, not all that. And Mark Millie is way below eh. He is a, well, he's totally at home in the

swamp with all of his fake news friends. He is a total drama queen. Here's the deal. There is a new book that's making

big waves in the Beltway by two Washington Post reporters. I alone can fix it. And they're saying

that Mark Millie told them that he was afraid that President Trump was going to engage in a coup,

which kind of doesn't make sense. He's a sitting president, and Millie is the four-door general,

and coups generally come from the military. Anyway, he had concerns that the president would not leave office if it came to that. Now, Mark Millie's a big deal.

Remember, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. But first on these two reporters for the

Washington Post, I don't have much respect for them, especially Carol, Carol Leonig.

She wrote this book about the Secret Service.

It's full of mistakes.

I noticed these just off the top of my head.

But back to where we are right now, the new book, General Millie, he was concerned about President

Trump.

Would he leave office? Now, he could have denied President Trump. Would he leave office?

Now, he could have denied this story, and he hasn't.

All right?

He's got like 55 publicists and PR people.

We've heard no denial from him.

So we have to take this.

Yeah, this is what he was saying to these reporters.

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