Brennan's weird reaction to the FBI firing McCabe

NY Times:

‘You Will Not Destroy America’: A Trump Battle Is No Longer One-Sided

The president and former law enforcement and intelligence officials are trading Twitter insults, turning a conflict that would have once stayed private into a public brawl.
What evidence does Brennan have that Trump wants to destroy America?  To date, his policies have improved the US economy and led to record job growth.  His policies have led to the crippling of ISIS which had been engaged in mass murder attacks against Americans.  He seems to be navigating a process to rein in North Korean nukes.  He has sanctioned Russia for its policies adverse to the US.

Frankly, I see nothing in his actions that suggest a man who wants to destroy America.  He seems to be pushing his agenda to "make America great again."

My own view of Brennan is that he may have panicked about losing power when Hillary was defeated.  He and some in the FBI conspired to stop Trump from taking office and when that failed they joined with those plotting a coup against Trump to have him removed from office.  It appears that is one of Brennan's current goals.  He wants to overthrow a duly elected government.

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