Former President Trump reacted to his successor's staunch defense of Milley in a Wednesday night statement after Biden expressed confidence in the embattled general.
Former President Trump lambasted Milley in a Wednesday evening statement. Former Acting Defense Secretary Miller urged Milley to resign after he allegedly made an unauthorized call to China behind the former president's back. President Joe Biden meanwhile said he has 'great confidence' in Milley after he admitted to holding calls with his Chinese counterpart. Former State Secretary Mike Pompeo said Milley's conduct could be treasonous.
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