Trump's Team to Create 'Warrior Board' to Assess and Remove Army Leaders: Report

Former President Donald Trump's team is reportedly planning to create a "Warrior Board" that will assess and potentially remove Army leaders who are seen as disloyal, MSNBC reported Tuesday, citing an unnamed source.

The board would reportedly be led by retired Army Gen. Michael Flynn, who was Trump's first national security adviser and later pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about his contacts with Russia.

The report comes amid growing tensions between Trump and the military, with Trump repeatedly criticizing the generals and other leaders who served under him. In recent weeks, Trump has also made unsubstantiated claims that the 2020 election was stolen from him and has called for the reinstatement of his presidency.

The creation of a "Warrior Board" would mark a significant departure from the traditional way that the military has been led. The military has long been seen as a non-partisan institution, and the appointment of a political board to oversee it could raise concerns about the politicization of the military.

The report has been met with skepticism from some military experts, who question whether Trump has the authority to create such a board. They also argue that the board could undermine the chain of command and create a "witch hunt" atmosphere within the military.

The White House has not yet commented on the report.