But the bottom line is if you read H.R. McMaster's book, who is critical of President Trump in some of it and not in others. He talks about how Mattis and Kelly didn't like the president and they didn't think he deserved the job or they didn't think he was worthy of the job and they went out of his way to make sure a lot of the things that he asked them to do,

Fox News host Brian Kilmeade is under fire for what some see as him defending Donald Trump’s embrace of Nazi leader Adolf Hitler’s regime, including reportedly saying he wanted “Hitler’s generals,” when he was president.

Brian Kilmeade of Fox News tried to defend Donald Trump after John Kelly said the former president needed “the kind of generals that Hitler had."

News of the purported exchange went viral, leading to hundreds of thousands of reactions online, many of which denounce the former president for his alleged words. However, a host of Fox & Friends received backlash for seemingly defending Trump's wish to share a similarity with one of history's most evil figures.

Fox & Friends co-host Brian Kilmeade has leapt to the defense of former president Donald Trump after bombshell claims that Trump would rule like a dictator if re-elected and has an admiration for Adolf Hitler and his regime.

Fox & Friends insists former president Donald Trump is not a fascist. Co-host Brian Kilmeade was so incensed by erstwhile Trump chief of staff John Kelly’s assertion that the former president “meets the general definition” of the word that he read out its meaning on air Thursday and denied it applied to Trump.