- Former Defense Secretary Mark Esper said he doesn't think the president is always getting good advice from his advisers.
- Esper praised parts of the new U.S.-Iran memorandum (ceasefire, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, renewed nuclear talks) but said he has “serious questions” and concerns about the deal.
- Esper — ousted by Trump in 2020 — has since become a vocal critic, saying he won't vote for Trump and calling him a "threat to democracy."
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