PODCAST: Purging Generals and Hiding Wounded Soldiers.

There are a couple of podcasts that you need to hear separately. The first is more of a look at the Trump Whitehouse and Trump himself as Commander in Chief, the Pentagon, the purging of Generals who spoke up and now the hiding of War Wounded from Port Shuaiba to ensure it doesn’t influence public opinion any further.

The second podcast is what is means to suffer wounds in wartime.

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Yep. Trump compares himself to Top 10 people. You heard that in the Maggie Haberman interview. We wanted to show you what happens when someone like that is America’s Commander in Chief.

According to the reporting in Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan's 2026 book, Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump, the list of 10 historical figures that Donald Trump compared himself to (which he claimed was compiled by a "presidential historian" who was actually a golf caddy) included:

1. Mao Zedong

2. Joseph Stalin

3. Adolf Hitler

4. Napoleon Bonaparte

5. Genghis Khan

6. Alexander the Great

7. The Caesars

8. Attila the Hun

9. Tamerlane

10. William the Conqueror

The authors noted that Trump relished the comparisons, viewing the list purely as a metric of "pure power projection" and notoriety, with no concern for moral distinctions or the destructive legacies of figures on the list.

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Formal Report: Administrative Discharge Trends and Bureaucratic Masking of Combat Injuries .