So, wasn't Trump addressing our top military leaders when he had his meltdown on Monday?

My understanding from news reports is that Trump was giving a speech to our top military commanders on Monday afternoon when he had his meltdown over the news of the FBI raid on his attorney, and declared that the investigations he faces are "an attack on our country".

Let that sink in for a moment. The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces was telling the top military leaders, in no uncertain terms, that the investigations constitute an attack on the country they're sworn to defend. The implication is clear: he's telling the military to be prepared to intervene, if necessary, to defend him against the investigations.

I absolutely do not believe that any of the top brass would entertain that notion. Not even for an instant. But it's appalling to think that this pResident believes the military's duty is to serve him, personally, and not the nation. It's much akin to his belief that the Attorney General is, or should be, his personal consigliere.