The former chairman of the Joint Chiefs says Trump is “the most dangerous person to this country,” echoing dire warnings of others in national security circles.

Mark Milley, the US Army general who Donald Trump appointed as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, now says the current Republican presidential nominee is a “fascist to the core” and says no person has ever posed more of a danger to the United States than the man who served as the 45th President of the United States.

Donald Trump's campaign spokesperson Steven Cheung blasted retired U.S. Army General Mark Milley after it was reported that he described the former president as "fascist to the core." Milley's remark was reported by The Independent and other media outlets after it was included in legendary journalist Bob Woodward's new book,

While poll averages constantly change, they reveal a glimpse into the current state of the presidential race, both in Ohio and other key states. In the final stretch of campaigning, the stakes for who takes on the role of commander in chief increase by the day.

The growing list includes former vice president Dick Cheney, top George W. Bush and Reagan officials and many who served under Donald Trump.

New polling from The New York Times/Siena College shows Donald Trump with a slight lead in Arizona, and Kamala Harris similarly ahead by a narrow margin in Pennsylvania — a divergence of the Rust and Sun Belt states that continues to point to a very close presidential race.