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With just 15 days to go before the November 3rd election, my next guest delivers a scathing rebuke of President Trump's leadership and overall fitness for command.

Lieutenant General Mark Hurtling served in the Army for 38 years and rose to become the commanding

general of the U.S. Army Europe, a position once held by Eisenhower.

He's joined me today to deliver the President a knockout blow to his fragile ego in a no-holds-barred assessment of the King of Chaos himself.

Part of me wants to pay someone to drive to the White House, to set up a giant loudspeaker on Pennsylvania Avenue,

and blare this episode at top volume so the president can hear what his generals truly think of him.

Of all the weeks we've spent deconstructing Trump's sociopathy, his lack of moral

compass, his racism and callous disregard for human life, today's episode, I believe, is

one that would trigger him the most.

Part of Trump's self-mythology and autocratic bluster comes from his schoolgirl worship of generals.

Trump models himself, in his mind at least, on the swashbuckling World War II heroes,

Douglas MacArthur and George S. Patton. But these aren't accurate representations. as Patten.

But these aren't accurate representations based on historical study. Rather, his view of these men is based solely on their portrayal in various Hollywood films.

Remember, Trump doesn't read.

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