Gen. Mark Milley’s Efforts To Contain An ‘Unpredictable’ Trump In Last Days Of Presidency Revealed

In a new book The Divider: Trump In The White House, Peter Baker and Susan Glasser detail General Mark Milley‘s reasons for staying in former President Donald Trump’s administration despite his strong misgivings about his suitability to be Commander-in-Chief.

In an excerpt from the book, Milley vowed to “fight from the inside” against the President’s often erratic actions.

The authors detail Milley’s action in the final days of the Trump presidency as the Commander-in-Chief’s action became increasingly unhinged as attempted to cling to power after being rejected by the voters.

Milley stated Trump was “doing great and irreparable harm” to the country.

In a conversation with his staff, the general told them, “If they want to court-martial me or put me in prison, have at it. But I will fight from the inside.”

In another case that was widely reported during that time, Milley was in contact with his Chinese counterpart, who feared an imminent attack would be ordered by the unpredictable Trump.