General Honore is on Chris Hayes

[malaise]

says Kushner is clueless

[spanone]

1. K&FUCKINGR

[malaise]

3. He's destroying the kakistocracy

not sparing a word

[hlthe2b]

2. He makes me want to cry.

Competency is so damned good to see, but desperately sad given its near-extinction right now in this administration.

[malaise]

6. Test test test

Wear your mask

Damn he was scathing in his condemnation

[MyOwnPeace]

4. Well, I missed it........

but then again, I didn't need the TV on to know THAT!

At least we have more and more people tellin' it like it is!

[BeyondGeography]

5. A heartfelt get-your-shit-together plea

[malaise]

8. He's been very visible and he is calling a spade a spade

He's not into the deference bullshitting

[nolabear]

7. I've loved him since Katrina. THAT is a leader.

[malaise]

9. That's where I got to know him

but you saw first hand how he operated. He's easy to love. I'll never forget = when he told the armed soliders (corrected) (I thought it was police) to stand down.

[nolabear]

10. Interestingly it was as good for the soldiers as the people.

They were panicked, not sure who the “enemy” was or what to do. When he insisted they respect the people they took his word it was safe to do so, and trust me, the people stood down too.

[malaise]

11. Se nice to hear

[GulfCoast66]

12. Alway thought he was the tough, no BS kind of guy

Competent and dedicated people love to work for. But I bet Kushner types assigned to him left his office in tears when his was done with them.

[malaise]

13. A soldier's soldier

[krkaufman]

14. video

Link to tweet

[malaise]

15. Thanks krkaufman

[oswaldactedalone]

16. General Honore'

was just on MSNBC. What a great man. The country was lucky to have such a leader during Katrina. The man-baby pResident would never tolerate a man such as him leading the Covid-19 supply effort, but he could do the job right now and be highly successful at it.

[malaise]

17. Saw him

I do love him