Something strange is happening inside President Trump’s Pentagon. Classified military disagreements are reaching the press, senior officials continue to depart, Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has submitted his resignation — and suddenly Donald Trump is being asked whether one of his most controversial Cabinet officials could run for president in 2028.

We trace the Pentagon leaks, the extraordinary turnover among military leaders and political aides, the Iran war, Trump’s response and the White House’s previous claim that the “entire Pentagon” was resisting major change.

Then comes the development nobody expected: presidential speculation.