Fired General Admits Iran, Ukraine Leaks

The Army fired Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia from the Joint Chiefs of Staff for alleged severe misconduct, and Axios reports Pentagon records show he admitted leaking classified information to at least two reporters over about a year. One of those conversations happened at a diner in Arlington, Virginia, where he orally gave a reporter redacted details on U.S. assistance to Ukraine. I've eaten at a lot of diners. Nobody has ever handed me a secret with my hash browns. The matter is with the Justice Department, and whether he faces charges is still unsettled, so nobody gets to call it a verdict over pie. Spokesman Sean Parnell put it plainly: "Classified information is not personal property." Around here a man learns that before he learns to back a trailer.

“Classified information is not personal property.”Sean Parnell, Chief Pentagon Spokesman, via Gateway Pundit