WASHINGTON, NOVEMBER 23 - Military navy secretary Richard Spencer and Donald Trump clash over the case of Edward Gallagher, the Navy Seal convicted of posing with the corpse of an ISIS militant, even though he was acquitted of the charge. to have killed him and to have deliberately shot unarmed civilians. A sentence that has degraded him, also reducing his salary. Spencer said the case must now be evaluated by a committee of colleagues, who will have to decide whether to expel Gallagher from the elite forces. "I believe that the process counts for good order and discipline," he explained, despite the president's admonition to not send him away and restore his rank and salary. (ANSA).