Mark Milley Shifts Tone, Says U.S. Will Be 'Okay' Under Trump

The former Joint Chiefs chair, who previously labeled Trump a 'fascist,' now calls for unity and confidence in America's resilience.

Retired Gen. Mark Milley, once a vocal critic of Donald Trump, now expresses optimism about the United States' future under Trump's leadership.
Milley previously described Trump as 'fascist to the core' and 'the most dangerous person to this country' in Bob Woodward's book 'War,' released last month.
In recent remarks at JPMorgan Chase and a Pallas Foundation event, Milley emphasized the strength of U.S. institutions and called for unity and rationality moving forward.
High-profile Trump critics, including MSNBC hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski, have also softened their rhetoric, seeking common ground with the president-elect.
President Biden and Vice President Harris, despite prior warnings about threats to democracy, have pledged a smooth transition and peaceful transfer of power to Trump.