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i don t agree that this person is dangerous. this, i mean, the white house and the trump camp are deeply offended by this. it suggests disloyalty to the president personally. i think that juliaewel giuli is jumping to the conclusion that they have a clearance, they probably do, but it is a big leap and there is no basis for that assertion at all. here is what secretary mike p pompeo, who is overseas right now, here is how he responded this morning. it is sad that you have someone that would make that choice. i come from a please if you cannot execute the commanders intent, your option is to leave.