Trump called his longest-serving White House chief of staff a «lowlife» for claiming that he praised Hitler.
Former President Donald Trump has denounced his former chief of staff John Kelly for making despairing remarks about him, including a claim that the ex-president praised Nazi leader Adolf Hitler’s generals during his time in the White House.
Kelly, a retired U.S. Marine Corps general, claimed in remarks published by The Atlantic on Tuesday that he witnessed Trump express an admiration for «Hitler’s generals» while serving as president. Trump was also quoted as saying that wanted «the kind of generals that Hitler had» during a White House meeting.
In an interview published by The New York Times on the same day, Kelly said that he believed the former president is a «fascist» and a «dictatorial leader», claiming that he saw Trump praise «the good things» Hitler did and confirming his past account of Trump calling U.
