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>Why did POTUS move his entire operation out of TT the DAY AFTER the ADM ROGERS [SCIF] MEETING?

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Suggest watching Admiral Rogers' retirement speech, 2 moments below in particular.

https://hooktube.com/watch?v=MJ7TUlqKFmE

https://themarketswork.com/2018/05/15/heroes-in-the-room/

Two items in particular have refused to dissipate:

One short moment during Rogers’ speech (41:31 mark).

"Remember what it is that we do. We serve the citizens of this nation and our friends and allies around the world. And we never, never violate that trust."

Words don’t convey the intensity in his voice, the sudden flash in his eyes.

The moment passes immediately. Nowhere else does he allow his anger to surface. Just those few brief seconds.

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>https://themarketswork.com/2018/05/15/heroes-in-the-room/

At 42:23 Admiral Rogers addresses his boss:

"I was always blessed, no matter how tough things got.

No matter how, quite frankly, inaccurate some of the stuff I’m reading and seeing, I always knew that I had a chairman who had my back, who I loved talking to because he always was honest and straight.

Joe, I just want to say thanks so much for who you are and what you do every day for this nation."

Rogers is referring to General Joseph F. Dunford, Jr. – the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Chairman Dunford, General Milley – the other officers present in the room – these men coming to pay tribute to Admiral Rogers.

They understand like few others what Admiral Rogers has done for our country.

Because they hold similar roles themselves. They understand the sacrifices made.