'It'd be great to have German generals': Fox host Brian Kilmeade defends Trump wanting Hitler's generals

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : On top of that, Kilmeade suggested that Trump coming "from the business world" also heightened his desire to fully control subordinates.
61% : Trump would allegedly state, "You know, Hitler did some good things, too."
52% : Hence, Kilmeade said he could "absolutely see" Trump, in frustration, going, "It'd be great to have German generals that actually do what we ask them to do."
36% : They're expressing the exact same sentiment that Trump allegedly did, that he needs complete and total control over the military.
32% : His co-hosts quickly chime in to support him, claiming Trump was faced with "insubordination" and belittling high-ranking military officers, stating, "Unelected people don't get to run the country even if you have four stars.
23% : He launched into a longwinded explanation of how Trump was frustrated that his generals didn't blindly follow his orders when he was president.
23% : However, he did concede that maybe Trump didn't realize that Hitler's generals were "Nazis or whatever."
23% : However, it's not very reassuring that even those on Trump's side are basically saying, "Yeah, I could absolutely see Trump saying that."
22% : Given that Trump has already made threats about deploying the military against America's own citizens, neither he nor his supporters should be arguing that the military needs to follow every order for him without question.
20% : During an episode of Fox & Friends, Kilmeade openly tried to defend Trump for wanting Hitler's generals.
19% : As for the argument that Trump didn't know Hitler's generals were Nazis, that only serves to make the former president look even more ignorant.

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