US Fmr. Joint Chief Milley Responds To Trump’s Treason/Execution Comment Citing Freedom of Speech

NATION: Recently, General Mark Milley, the military’s top uniformed officer, has been at the center of significant events and controversies. Especially surrounding the January 6, 2021, Capitol Assault, Milley expressed his alarm at the events of that day. He ordered his staff to collect relevant documents for future investigations, even classifying some to restrict access.

By Michelle Crawford-Sapenter

The US Army General considered the insurrection an assault on the Constitution and emphasized the critical role of the committee in preventing such events from recurring.

Leading up to January 6, Milley and other national security officials were concerned that America’s adversaries might exploit domestic instability. Milley reassured allies during this period.

General Milley has been accused of making arbitrary contacts with Chinese counterparts, emphasizing their importance in preventing misunderstandings and potential conflict. The U.S. Army General denied all claims of wrongdoing.

General Milley testified behind closed doors to the House committee investigating the Capitol attack, shedding light on what transpired at the Pentagon on January 6 and in the days following.

Milley requested interview notes from the State Department’s After-Action Review (AAR) of the Afghanistan withdrawal. The AAR detailed failures in both the Trump and Biden administrations that contributed to the chaotic withdrawal.

Regarding any specific concern about Trump seeking aggression against Milley if elected to the presidency, it’s essential to recognize that Milley’s actions and statements have been rooted in his commitment to the Constitution and national security. While political dynamics can be unpredictable, Milley’s dedication to his oath and duty remains steadfast.