Milley defends democracy in farewell speech as chairman of the Joint Chiefs, says oath wasn't to serve a 'wannabe dictator'

Army Gen. Mark Milley on Friday sought to remind Americans on his final day as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff that the U.S. military exists to defend democracy and not to serve a “wannabe dictator.”

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