John Brennan Agrees: President Donald Trump Is Clear And Present Danger To U.S. | All In | MSNBC

Former CIA director John Brennan concurs with former senior Justice Department official David Laufman’s conclusion that the president is a clear and present danger to the national security of this country.

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John Brennan Agrees: President Donald Trump Is Clear And Present Danger To U.S. | All In | MSNBC

[theWZZA]

If he lies like a traitor, undermines our alliances like a traitor, serves the enemy like a traitor, I'd say he is a traitor.

[drumcircler]

Impeach, convict, seize assets, incarcerate.

[lisadean]

Impeach the sob and give him his wall a prison wall.

[scrubjay]

The FACT that he is a pathological liar TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE is enough for me!!

[normanoro]

Presidents are hired by the American people to do a job. They're not hired to do whatever they please. The job is laid out in our constitution. Establish justice, ensure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare and secure the blessings of liberty, etc. President Trump's actions and aspirations (eg, pulling the US out of NATO) are striking in how they run counter to his job responsibilities. Whether it's intentional or not, many things he's done (eg, his inaction with respect to countering future Russian meddling in our elections, his denigration of the press and institutions charged with protecting our country) and is doing (eg, our current government shutdown) undermine the rule of law and weaken our country.

[reenakblas]

Ok. Can we get him out now? Let us get him out of the White House NOW.

[laurent]

I love how Brennan never calls him President Trump. It’s always Mr. Trump.

[thomask]

How can we get Brennan to run for president? I'd vote for him in a heartbeat.

[mrcoolsdream]

Does everyone notice how Brennan refers to Trump as Mr and not President. 👍

[LizFromDecencyUnited]

That the mere thought of withdrawing from NATO would even enter a US Presidents head, let alone having him speak such a thing out loud, repeatedly(!!!), is beyond alarming or extraordinary. The danger is not only to the United States now, but it's also an extreme danger to ALL of our allies in NATO. Congress NEEDS to act. NOW.
((No, I am not saying this from a position of disliking Trump. I'm saying it as an American citizen, that has grave fears for the direction this president is taking our country and the dangers he's exposing us and the world to))

[charlestupper]

Enough is enough. Untill we act..all we are doing is talking about it. Talk changes very little.

[gbereterbide]

Chris, Trump was electorally elected.

[faceoff]

*Make America Great Again Impeach Donald J Trump and Mike Pence from Office*

[rockyroadblues]

Well dont just talk about it, Remove him ..NOW Some one needs to grab Trump, and take him out of Oval office

[bigfoottoo]

For years, radio talking heads and others have preached that our political differences are evil. As a result, we have become so polarized that our democracy simply can't function anymore. Our 16th President gave his life to keep us bound together as one nation. Now some 150 years later, we have elected a man who from day one has worked to undermind and distroy the very foundations that keep us bound together as a nation. Let's not forget the gift of the words given to us by that 16th President on a cold November day at Gettysburg Pennsylvania.

[faithrada]

History will look back at ALL the Trump Enablers and say... WTF???
How can SO MANY people be SO BLIND?
This is ALL Truly STUNNING.

[billreddy]

The UK, as a consequence of Brexit, with a House of Commons vote of 342 to 202, immediately caused the UK Prime Minister to put on the docket for tomorrow a "Vote of No Confidence" in the government. Why, oh why, cannot the US house acknowledge a vote of no confidence of Trump is regular and needed business? - democracy is so fragile.

[jariol]

Trump admires the way Putin runs Russia. He's so much as admitted that. One leader makes decisions everyone follows. He wishes USA ran that way. To an extent he thought that's what it would be like being President. Unfortunately he was asleep when his elementary history class was explaining democracy.

[scrubjay]

Isn't waterboarding the best way to get someone to tell the truth? Donny doesn't tell the truth. Waterboard him--we'll get the answers we need in about five minutes.

[lw]

It will take decades to undo the damage this traitor has done in two long years.