GLOBALIST MCMASTER LABELED TRUMP “SCARY, A DOPE”

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National Security Advisor General H.R. McMaster labeled
President Donald Trump “a dope,” said it was “scary” that he had the
nuclear football and vowed to stop him from “blowing up the globe”.

That’s according to long time Trump confidante Roger Stone, who said
the remarks were made when McMaster was attempting to recruit Oracle CEO
Safra Catz to chair the president’s Intelligence Advisory Board.

“Catz and McMaster were having dinner at a public
restaurant….McMaster became inebriated but during that time he took a
call from the president,” Stone told the Alex Jones Show, adding that
when McMaster returned to the table “he had nothing but disparaging
things to say about his boss.”

Stone then read out what he said was a direct quote from McMaster.

“The president is a dope, he is incapable of understanding
anything beyond 140 characters – the idea of this guy having the nuclear
football is scary – I see my mission as preventing him from blowing up
the globe.”

Stone claims that Catz was offended by the comments and repeated
them to business magnate and close personal friend of Trump, Sheldon
Adelson.

Friends of Adelson attempted to give the story to the New York
Post in “an attempt to expose the disloyalty of McMaster,” according to
Stone, but Jared Kushner called Rupert Murdoch and the story was spiked.

Catz is refusing to talk to reporters about the story but is
willing to talk to the president if he asks he about it, according to
Stone, who called the story a “stunning example of McMaster’s
disloyalty.”

Stone also revealed that Trump’s personal bodyguard Keith
Schiller was forced out of the White House by General John Kelly and
that Trump’s safety may now be at risk.

Previous reports confirmed
that Trump was “crushed” when Schiller left last week and that the main
reason for his departure was because he was “frustrated with John
Kelly‘s efforts to enforce discipline within the Trump Administration.”

According to Roger Stone, Schiller, who was the last person Trump
spoke to at night and the first person he spoke to in the morning.

“It can now be fully revealed that Schiller clashed with General
Kelly over his own access to the president, that Kelly demanded Schiller
could not see or communicate with the president without his prior
express approval,” said Stone, adding that Schiller was also asked to
file a written report to tell Kelly what was discussed.

“Ultimately, Kelly threatened to resign as the White House chief
of staff if Schiller stayed and being the consummate professional,
Schiller has withdrawn,” added Stone, warning that the president’s
physical safety is now at risk with Schiller gone.

“The fact that he is leaving is extremely ominous,” said Stone,
noting that Kelly’s mission is to cut off any pipeline of information to
the president that he does not control.

Stone also speculated that Trump could now even be at risk of
being drugged and that globalists are still intent on removing him from
the presidency.