Mark Esper
Rick and Molly discuss Trump’s meltdown, The Beast’s Spencer Ackerman has chilling news about the Pentagon, and a ‘Veep’ producer says the show could not compete with this reality.
Joe Biden will be the 46th president of the United States. We’re done. It’s all over but the weeping and rending of MAGA garments.
Mark Esper lived by cronyism to Trump. It led the West Point graduate to refer to American cities as “battlespaces” and urge “dominating” citizens protesting racism.
From Birmingham to Richmond, from the polls in Ferguson to dissent at the Pentagon, we’ve had a chance to see what truly does make America great.
The SecDef, after humiliating himself at the parish hall putsch, came out and contradicted Trump and ordered the military home. Nice knowin’ ya.
The Pentagon chief walked away from his remarks that American cities are a “battlespace” and said he didn’t know about the cops’ violent plan for Lafayette Park.
Pentagon officials say it was the White House, not the Defense Department, pushing for military might in the streets—with Trump seeking details on “tanks” that could be used.