Kamala's beloved traitor: General Milley Ignored Trump Order to Deploy Nat. Guard at US Capitol Prior to Jan. 6 – Then After J6 Riots, He Reportedly Placed Military Under His Control While He Was Holding Secret Calls With The Chinese

General Milley Ignored Trump Order to Deploy Nat. Guard at US Capitol Prior to Jan. 6 – Then After J6 Riots, He Reportedly Placed Military Under His Control While He Was Holding Secret Calls With The Chinese

General Milley,

and I thank you for your 43 years of exceptional and honorable service to our country, and we congratulate you on a well-deserved retirement. General Brown, we look forward to working with you as the next Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and will rely on your wisdom and expertise to help keep the American people safe.

Gen. CQ Brown, Jr., Vice President Harris, President Biden, Defense Secretary Austin, and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley pause during the evocation during the Armed Forces Farewell Tribute in honor Milley and hail for Brown, the incoming chairman, at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall.

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