'He says he wanted to maybe take out where those cartels were in Mexico. These are almost like think tank questions when you guys are throwing out ideas. Do you think it’s right to put that in a book?” Fox News host Brian Kilmeade said to Mark Esper
at the conservative cable giant, spent much of the interview grilling Esper on why he was put off by Trump’s behavior and actions.
After Kilmeade agreed that Trump “won one and lost the next,” Esper pointed out that the ex-president also lost the Republicans both the House and Senate during his time in office. “It’s been brought up a lot, he said I need 150,000 or 250,000 troops at the border,” the MAGA Fox personality proclaimed. “You couldn’t do that. He says he wanted to maybe take out where those cartels were in Mexico. These are almost like think tank questions when you guys are throwing out ideas. Do you think it’s right to put that in a book?”
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