General Stanley McChrystal Says Trump is Immoral, Dishonest, Doesn't Represent American Values

Retired U.S. Army Gen. Stanley McChrystal railed against President Donald Trump, saying he believes he is "immoral," self-serving and not representative of American values.

McChrystal, the former commander of U.S. military forces in Afghanistan, urged Americans and Trump supporters to "stand in front of that mirror" and ask themselves how many concessions they'll make to stand by the president. In a rare interview with ABC News, McChrystal said he would refuse a position in the Trump administration and said he doesn't believe Trump is truthful.

"If you were asked to join the Trump administration, what would you say?" ABC News' Martha Raddatz asked the retired four star general. "I'd say no," he responded.

"Do you think he's a liar?" Raddatz asked the 64-year-old veteran. "I don't think he tells the truth," McChrystal responded. The interview then stepped back to question Trump's ethics and values.