Trump's Former Chief of Staff John Kelly Warns He's the 'Definition of Fascist'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : Trump sought a kind of absolute power, he continued, and "never accepted the fact that he wasn't the most powerful man in the world -- and by power, I mean an ability to do anything he wanted, anytime he wanted.
47% : What's in it for them?'" Kelly's interview was published the same day The Atlantic reported Trump said in a private conversation at the White House, "I need the kind of generals Hitler had."
44% : In their time working together Kelly also observed that Trump "certainly prefers the dictator approach to government."
25% : " Kelly didn't always plan to speak against Trump, but the latter's repeated "enemy within" comments prompted him to take action.
18% : Kelly was equally concerned about another aspect of who Trump is as a person: his general lack of empathy.
17% : Trump asked Kelly "what was in it" for servicemen and women who died in combat.

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