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Time of risk that he had to take all necessary precautions. he actually had an expression for it. he called it the absolute darkest moment of theoretical possibility. what trump might do. and so general milley knows at this point his relationship with the president over that demonstration across the white house was toxic. it was so perhaps he s worried about the relationship. he also has other evidence. they write in the book about a secret memo. that general milley found out the president was trying to quickly pull out troops out of afghanistan before he left office. milley had proof that president trump could go rogue. he d done it once before. a week after trump loses the election, on november 11th, this memo, a military directive, shows up unexpectedly at the pentagon. it is a secretly drafted and signed by the president memo, saying you re to get out of ....
By this rogue platoon. the evidence includes damning photographs. those who have seen them say they found soldiers hunting with dead afghan. the photos were taken by jailers in iraq s abu ghraib prison. this military directive orders all photos be return to the criminal investigation division at ft. lewis. last week, jeff morrell refused to speculate on the case. i don t want to did anything that could jeopardize the prosecution or their ability of the zests in this case to get a fair trial. for now the army is working hard to contain witnesses and evidence. all in an effort to control the story of a platoon even the army says was out of control. drew griffin, cnn, atlanta. after seeing a portion of drew griffin s story, the army released this statement saying, ....
The military, which had not charged stoner with any crime was threatening to bring charges against him and then offered him a deal as long as he didn t go public. the u.s. army appears to be trying to limit further damage by this rogue platoon. the evidence including damning photographs. those who have seen them tells cnn it shows soldiers posing with dead afghans like hunting trophies, worse than those at abu ghraib prison. this military directive orders all photos be immediately returned to the criminal investigation division at ft. lewis. last week, pentagon spoexman jeff morrell refused to speculate on the case. i don t want to do anything that could in any way jeopardize the prosecution or the ability of the defendants in this case to get a fair trial. reporter: for now the army is working hard to contain witnesses and containest to ....
Charged stoner with any crime was threatening to bringing charges against him and then offered him a deal as long as he didn t go public. the u.s. army appears to be trying to limit further damage by this rogue platoon. the evidence includes damning photographs and those who have seen them tell cnn they show soldiers posing with dead afghans like hunting trophies, and worse we are told than the disastrous photos taken by jailers in iraq s abu ghraib prison. this military directive sent to defense attorneys says that all photos be immediately turned to the criminal investigation unit at fort lewis, and jeff morrel refused to speculate on the case. i don t want to do anything to jeopardize the prosecution or the ability of the defendants in this case to get a fair trial. reporter: so for now, the army is working hard to contain witnesses and contain evidence all in an effort to control the story of a platoon even the army ....
Side of the story. you made a point yesterday of talking about your four heroes and one of them was justice jackson and i went back to look at some of his cases, just know of him, i don t know much about him, and i found his dissent in koramatsu, and this was a case which i thought was fascinating because his dissent was not that long but it had an impact, it was profound. the question of course was, the military orders and the united states or the treatment of japanese-americans, fred koramatsu was caught up in it and basically told he had no choice, he had to go off the internment camp and that whole medical, pardon me, military directive was challenged in this case, and it was interesting that it was upheld on an opinion by justice black but among the s dissenters was robert jackson in ....