General who helped Trump decimate ISIS terrorists confirmed as Joint Chiefs chairman

The Senate voted to confirm the general who told president Donald Trump that ISIS could be eliminated “very quickly” with the reduced rules of engagement during his first term of the joint role of the Chairman of the Board.

The vote came in the early hours of Friday morning after the Democrats refused the Republican Party’s attempt to confirm Kane quickly on Thursday and leaving the city.

The number of voting was from 60 to 25, with 15 democratic supporters.

Air Force Pilot F-16 by Background, Ken will be the first national guard he is the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the subscribers. Trump extracted him from retirement to revitalize him and work as a better military consultant after shooting at General CQ Brown in February.

Brown was behind the 2022 note that set the targets of diversity for the Air Force.

Kane will be the first chairman of the subscribers, not four -star, and the first to get out of retirement to fill the role. He was not a fighter leader or a service leader, which means that Trump had to give him a concession to serve in this role.

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Kane admitted his unconventional nomination during a hearing before the Senate Armed Services Committee: “In our family, we serve. When we were asked, we always say yes. Senate members, I admit that I am an unconventional candidate. These are unconventional times.” ​

He worked as a co -director of the Military Affairs of the CIA from 2021 to 2024 and founded a regional airline in Texas. He was a White House fellow at the Ministry of Agriculture and anti -terrorist specialist in the White House of Internal Security Council.

Kane was among a group of military leaders who met the president in December 2018 at the Asad Airbase base in Iraq. Trump was there to present the Christmas message and listen from the leaders on the ground, and there was Kane Trump that he could quickly defeat ISIS while increasing resources and raising restrictions on participation.

Senate John Daniel Kane, President Donald Trump’s candidate, confirmed that the next president of the joint chiefs of staff was. (Reuters/Nathan Howard)

“We only hit them from a temporary base in Syria,” Kane said. “But if you give us permission, then we can hit them from behind, from the side, from everywhere – from the rule you are right, now, sir. They will not know what to hit them against hell.”

Trump claimed that Kane was wearing a red Maja hat the first time that he met – Cancer Cenn repeatedly during the session.

“Sir, for 34 years, I have strengthened the right of my office and my commitment to my commission, and I did not wear any political goods,” said Kane, head of armed services, Roger Wikir,.

Trump, when Kane chose his association as “a accomplished pilot, a national security expert, a successful entrepreneur, and a” burning fighter “with great experience between agencies and private operations.”

Trump launched General CQ Brown as President of the Joint Chiefs of Staff to take office. (AP Photo/Kevin Wolf)

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Kane pledged his duty to advise the president on defense considerations without any political impact.

He said that the role “begins as a good example from the top and to ensure that we are not partisan and non -politicians and we are talking about the truth to power.”

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Trump’s first joint presidents, General Mark Millie, has now become a great enemy – the president recently stripped his security statement and took his image in the Pentagon.