millie is a complete nut job. at the pentagon talking treason was a bridge too far. >> donald trump, for him to save the allegations are true and the chairman should be put on trial for treason. >> oh my goodness! >> millie will have a chance to speak. he sits in the senate armed services committee, lloyd austin over the afghan withdrawal and these things really come up. >> but your bottom dollar it will. to give's point hearing september 20th will focus on afghanistan ten talking about afghanistan for the last month. there's a lot to unpack, they need to unpack but situations will get a lot of questions from republicans on the committee, questions the american people deserve answers to. is sean hannity asking what we all want to know. >> the question is simple, was general millie, living with nancy pelosi, 39 to be president and second in line after vice president pence or as he now states was he just performing routine procedural training regarding a nuclear strike. if millie was colluding with policy to undermi

laura: millie reportedly said i agree with you. he might have violated article 133 that says any commissioned officer, cadets or midshipmen convicted of conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman shall be punished with court-martial, million trouble there. >> reporter: potentially because he was acting in an official capacity and dishonor or disgracing the president. a quick aside i served two tours in iraq, two different administrations and never once did i hear any officer or and listed service member disparage any public official. >> this is the commander in chief, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, to the speaker of the house asserting that the president of the united states is crazy seems on its face if that is true in violation of that provision. >> yes. laura: let's move on to article 134. all disorder and neglect for the prejudice of good order and discipline in the armed forces, all conduct of a nature to bring discredit on the armed services shall be punished at the discretion of that court. what w would a viol

mark millie was in charge. is true, it is one of the scariest things that has ever happened in this country. often people say they're worried about authoritarianism coming to america. well, it's here. it's what it is, authoritarian government by unelected, unaccountable leaders willing to use violence to preserve their power. that is what this book describes. it is shocking. not surprisingly our news media spent today celebrating it. it turns out the self-described defenders of democracy don't really believe in the system they claim to revere. the idea of giving voters power over their own government repulses people like this. so they are relieved to discover that in fact our democracy is fake. here's a selection from some of the programming. >> i would call general millie a hero. he behaved in a heraldic manner. >> what he did was ensure the guardrails were in place, so i give him high marks for this based on what is described in the book. >> i think millie felt ill used in lafayette square when he was used as

i have confidence in general millie.iche: and there's major news on covid vaccine boosters we'll talk about later in the show. joining us to talk about another newsweek, zolan kanno-youngs, white house correspondent for the new york times. jonathan martin, new york times. sabrina siddiqui, white house reporter for the wall street journal. and kelsey snell for npr> thank you all for being here. zolan, what are the security preparations underway because of this rally? and how many people are expected to attend? zolan: so based off of the permit that was registered, you can expect about 700 people. at least that was on the permit for these organizers. again, this rally was in an effort to support the defendants that were participated in the deadly siege at the u.s. capitol on january 6. some of these organizers have been very outspoken in their association, their support with the trump campaign, as well. in terms of security, you can expect to see a national guard presence, unarmed national guard troops, about00, and look,

his general millie a hero?s his harshest critics allege were as you know a new book claims after the 2020 election millie became alarmed by trump's erratic behavior members reportedly were the former president would start war with china. as the story goes, millie became even more concerned after the generally six riots read the book claims millie called his chinese counterpart, a journal over there twice to reassure them the u.s. government was stable and that he would notify china in the event of an attack. any military person will tell you that is not how the chain of command works. the president is the canned mandarin in chief gets to make the final call when and if to push the button. that's why many people are calling for millie to resign or to be fired. today at the pentagon spokesman john kirby, i do not trust a word he said, said millie did everything by the book. >> i see nothing and what i have read that would cause any concern. it is not only common, it is expected that a chairman of the joint chiefs

mark millie and secretary of defense lloyd austin. miller recommended 2500 troops day on the ground to keep stability in afghanistan. he said he was turned down at his job became the execution of the withdrawal, the pentagon spokesperson john kirby would not comment on miller's testimony. >> i won't speak to his views that he may or may not have expressed in a session with members of congress. the president was given advice and counsel to formulate his open unit his decision. >> this comes as republicans are putting pressure on the white house designate the taliban as a foreign terror organization. >> why would not the taliban in afghanistan be a foreign terrorist organization? >> the intelligence is clear the taliban equals al qaeda. >> flights of stopped for 7 days because of measles cases. >> the cdc requested 7 additional days out of abundance of caution, that remains the case. we are assessing and working with the national security team, public health officials and others to determine what the next steps are. >> the white house i

milly considered it an oath. to be clear the oath he's asking them to take there, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff isn't in the chain of command for a nuclear strike. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staffs doesn't have the authority to either call a nuclear strike or block one. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff advises the president. he said it himself in that phone call with nancy pelosi that we now mysteriously have a transcript of. general milly told pelosi i really don't have the authorities. he doesn't. no one, not the chairman of the joint chiefs, not the defense secretary. no one can just make a new rule, don't listen to the president, only listen to me. that's not a thing in terms of military orders. but there's a very practical reason that secretary of defense james slegsen jr never really got in trouble for having done that in 1974, and there's the same practical reason general mark milly is unlikely to get it in trouble for it now because they were and are and i would argue will be

now general milly says he only did the following. the events on january 6, our senior writer and about the bus from ally to has put together the timeline, which doesn't necessarily match up with the general story nav. my good friend, you join us on this. you've been following us from the very beginning. i want you to talk about the timeline with. busy us and what actually has gone on the last 3 years we're coming to find out. so general milli was appointed to the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff by prison. trump. after general dunford term expired and reportedly he was not favored by dependent on brass. and then a secretary of defense matters for the position by there's c span videos from back in 2015 of him as then army chief of staff saying go, china is not the enemy. china is not a threat. so fast forward to that 2015 trying not to reach out right now. yesterday. woodard cost is book excerpts come out. the book itself is about to come out a week. and the washington post, which employs impulse, runs this lengthy excerpt about

millie's response, i agree with you on everything. millie also assured china's top general in late october the u.s. would not strike, prompted by beijing's fears america was prepared to attack, due in part to trump repeatedly berating china for the coronavirus. >> it's not my fault that it came here. it's china's fault. >> reporter: millie delivering this pledge, if we're going to attack, i'm going to call you ahead of time. it's not going to be a surprise. overnight trump firing back at millie. >> for him to say that i was going to attack china is the most ridiculous thing i've ever heard. >> reporter: the authors also report in late december then vice president pence, the target of president trump's pressure campaign to overturn the results, called former vice president dan quayle to ask whether he could accommodate that demand. quail telling pence, you have no flexibility on this, none, zero. >> overnight donald trump blasted the book. millie is certain to face tough questioning when the four-star general testifies before congress.

i want to hear from millie. i'm tired of talking about what the book says millie said.ant to see the transcript and i want to hear from millie and i will say this. as being a military lawyer for 33 years. if the book is accurate and the conversation did occur as described in the book, general milley undercut civilian control. >> lawrence: senator, i just want to stay with you for a second because i hear what you are saying and everyone is innocent until proven otherwise. but we already know from the interim dod acting secretary of defense he did not approve the second phone call. i know generals like doing what they want to do. we have a system in america. it wasn't approved. should he resign simply based on that? >> well, dan, we don't know what the phone call was, about dan nailed it. >> lawrence: doesn't matter it wasn't approved. >> no, i mean, generals talk to generals all the time about the state of military exercises. i don't buy that at all. the content does matter, dan was right. if the content was that we have got a shaky president. i promise you we are not go

so general milli was appointed to the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff by prison trump. after general john, for the term expired and reportedly he was not fevered by the pentagon brass and then a secretary of defense matters for the position bite their c span videos from back in 2015 of him as then army chief of staff saying go, china is not the enemy. china is not a threat. so fast forward to say that 2015 china is not the enemy charles out there . i don't know that right now. yesterday. woodard cost is book excerpts come out. the book itself is about to come out a week. and the washington post, which employs impulse, runs this lengthy excerpt about the whole china thing and quotes from the book that milly told his chinese counterpart, general lead, that i've known you for 5 years. if we attack you, i will give you warning. it won't be a surprise, i'm paraphrasing, but the courts are there. so he's saying, where did that conversation, supposedly, how? there are 2 conversations. the 1st conversation to place 4 days before the election on october 30th. i believe they said

he is calling on millie to resign. tonight, as always, we won't grant the same presumption of innocence to milley that we would for anyone else. it has observed this program well over the many years we have done it 25 years here at fox, 33 years on radio. but that left and the media mob, a left to throw around the red insurrection, probably on the other channels that they talk about it almost every night. perplexed but now with one of the highest officials accused of plotting history on insurrection, perhaps in conjunction with some toast on some level with the speaker of the house to usurp a null and void the crystal clear constitutional role that the president has and the role defined the constitution for the president as commander-in-chief, many on the left, they are silent night, including joe biden. today nothing but praise for general milley. >> president biden: i have great confidence in general milley. >> sean: tonight, we have come to. >> this sort of moral outrage from the electric depth safety and security o

and this is what we have in the case of general milly. i mean, let's keep in mind his 1st, according to the woodward book, i mean, his 1st meeting of the conference with the chinese took place on october. the 3rd before the election is before the election. he give them a warning and says, well, i think trump may want to attack you, you know, even when you play weapons and i, the chairman of the joint chiefs will in to see and give you advanced warning. so this is an extraordinary thing. i imagine you're going to, an advisor is a great power and you're telling this great power that you will come to mom, any orders given by your president. and this is, it was shocking. and then there are further shocking revelation. remember, we had the previous book in which milly was supposedly worried about a qu, organize by trump. and he said, wow, don't worry about a thing, you know, where the guys with the guns which suggest again that he is the military is planning on using guns against the do like a present. and it was, this was all a complete fraud

general mark, milly, when, constitutionally broke. also, the art of stabbing, an ally in the back, france is furious. me to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, glenn, these and and also he is a professor at the university of southeastern norway as well as the author of the new book, great power politics in the 4th industrial revolution. and in budapest we have george semi welly, he's a counselor of the gaggle which can be found on youtube and locals are a gentleman, cross stock rules, and that means he can jump anytime you want. and i would appreciate it. oh, it's going to george, 1st thing, budapest, george. you know the if you, if you look at the liberal media in the us, there continue to be obsessed with january 6. even on the 20th anniversary commemoration of $911.00. they had to poll january, thinks into it, and then over the last week we have a story about the joint chiefs of staff, general mark, milly, according to news reports, we have that and have them confirmed. and we know the general in front of congres

millie of spokesman issuing a statement that his calls with chinese and others in october

you know, general milly, you know, you are a patriot. well, how did you feel when somebody like donald trump came along and started undermining the constitution? what you're feeling when you that's, that's not going to be and so glen glen is right to me. you have the democrats will just quickly happy with it. and it is really quite a shopping face. it was even more shocking here. is that according to milly and well, we know other people are involved if this reporting is true, we have to have that can't be on. it's very important copy on here. but, you know, trump was criticized endlessly for trying to end wars, and now he's being, being accused of starting a potential war. i mean, he can win for losing this one here. and i'm glad that george brought up. what we can potentially see is congressional testimony. i think we know what the democrats a script is going to be in liberal media. they've already shown their carts here, but i have a lot of doubts that republicans will be particularly aggressive because of the 2 words that you already

jillian: as for millie's problems it may be certain.senator rubio calling on president biden to fire millie if these allegations are corroborated. jillian: mark levin bashing washington post journalist behind that book and says millie should be fired if the allegations are true. >> the head of the joint chiefs collaborating with head of the opposition party, pelosi and schumer, collaborated according to the story with the communist chinese military with the head of the democrats in the house, the head of the democrats in the senate, subordinate generals and others who according to this story gets allegiances from them and the two reporters on the story sit on this for months and months and months so they can make a buck on a book. >> donald trump wade in a report saying if it is true, the allegations amount to treason. todd: turning to fox with a, tropical depression over louisiana, the category one hurricane, at last check, 200,000 people still without power. >> state of emergency in effect for louisiana. senior meteorologist janice de

if millie wase? colluding -- milley was colluding with pelosi and taking away the president's ability to do his job as commander-in-chief, one of those jobs would be perhaps to launch a nuclear weapon. he would then be guilty of the very definition of insurrection. that is the democrat's favorite word. and again, the president is the commander-in-chief. our constitution is clear. it authorizesti the president ad the president alone with that power and authority over our military.e there is no constitutional authority granted to the chairman of the joint chiefs general milley. not anyone else but the president. our republic is designed to prevent apolitical a political coup. so what we are describing here is the constitutional crisis of the highest order, "an act orcr instance of revolting against civil authority or an established government," now an investigation. it must be informed immediately. there are three critical steps that must be taken as part of any program. we need to talk to any of the p

so general milly, absolutely. as a hero for stopping us from going to war and stopping what i consider was somewhat a madman of taking us to war. no kidding. but even before the 2020 election, donald trump was setting the table railing that the only way he could lose was if the election was rigged. and when the votes were counted, team trump spun wild conspiracy theories about voting, machine company and election software firm finance. here george soros and venezuela being in cahoots to steal the election and as billions and damages are at stake and defamation suits against attorney sidney powell and laughing stock, rudolph giuliani and fox news for reporting the scams. the new york times is now published in its entirety and internal trump campaign memo detailing that the allegations were untrue. they knew it was a lie, a big lie, jesse, you knew trump, and i say knew because 1998 when you were elected and trump was very interested in your playbook. that was a long time ago. what makes this guy tick? well, the bes

first of all, should millie and the others resign. should someone resign? no one's been held accountable and i don't think anybody's going to be held accountable. what's what, how could that happen? yeah, look this to me. whether it's him or you said somebody, somebody has got to be held accountable for this. there's got to be someone who goes down, and frankly, there's not going to be enough to do because remember, this is the biggest international blunder of our lifetime. it's not our life down at least a century. this was horribly done and could have been done. so definitely, and whether someone else would have done, it definitely doesn't matter. this was what was done. this was how it was done so many to be held accountable. and what we're doing, and we've seen over the last several years as people in the position of power are never held accountable and we are sending a horrible precedent so. so something needs to happen, but i fear that it's not. so d is, is this, this maureen and social media, the only one is going to be held accountable? absolutely,

millie at one point telling top u.s. you never know what a president's trigger point is among the most explosive revelations in the new book "peril," bob costa and bob woodward report two days after the january 6th riot, joint chiefs chairman mark millie had become increasingly concerned about president trump's mental state following his election loss worrying the president could go rogue and start a war according to the book, the country's top military officer summoned his senior staff to a secret meeting to talk about launching nuclear weapons. millie emphasized while only the president could give launch orders, he also had to be involved saying, quote, if you get calls, there's a process here and there's a procedure and i'm part of the procedure. earlier that day, according to a transcript obtained by the authors, millie took a call from house speaker nancy pelosi who asked what precautions are available to prevent an unstable president from accessing launching the codes and ordering a strike millie assured her there

and bickering with the 3 men testifying general mark, milly, secretary of defense, lloyd austin, and central command commander frank mckenzie. they're not even close congress. oh, really? because you said you chose to talk to reporters instead of off the one who took the most heat. general mili over his comments in the just released bob woodward's book as peril where it revealed several of milly's actions in the final days of president trump time and office, including calls with his chinese counterpart and his conversation with how speaker nancy pelosi, quoted pelosi is saying and this was to you, what i'm saying to you is that they couldn't even stop him from an assault on the capital. who even knows what else he may do. and is there anybody in charge of the white house who was doing anything but kissing his fat but all over this is that you recall that is a lot of argent comments made and and my focus was to assure her that the nuclear system and weapons are under control, and then more probing into what these men actually told president joe biden, after the resurfacing of the pres

hearings were hated before the senate hold, just you wait a wednesday before the house, general mark, milly, defense survey, lloyd austin, and general frank mckenzie faced a new around of grilling and of course like always expected grand standing. all this resulted in questions about president joe biden, the ability to lead, well, someone who lead to always is rt faren from tech who is going to give us some of today's highlights 20 years of a whole lot of different people leading has led us to this point and we said we're going to stop this one chairman this side of the conceivable bring war here going. war is not over. it's coming to america. congressional chaos. after a heated hearing in the senate, members of the house armed services committee, up the annie bickering with each other and bickering with the 3 men, testifying general mark, milly, secretary of defense, lloyd austin, and central command commander frank mckenzie. not even close congress and oh, really because you said you chose to talk to reporters instead of us. the one who took the most heat, general mili over as comments in

i'm speaking now to journal mackenzie in general. milly to give me your honest and personal views to this committee, even if those views were differ from those of the administration. and i'm confident that you will be doing that during this hearing that we had we. it was emphasized to us from general miller that we, that we, he was recommending that 2500 troops in africa in afghanistan. no, we didn't receive the documentation from your office as i say to the witnesses today in till 1035 last night. so it really wasn't time to get into the lot of the details, but i'd asked general mackenzie, did you agree to the recommendation that general miller had 2 weeks ago center. again, i won't, i won't share my personal recommendation the present, but i will give you my honest opinion and my honest opinion of you shaped my recommendation, i recommended that we maintain 2500 troops in afghanistan. and i also recommended earlier in the fall of 2020, that we were maintained 4500 of that time. as my personal views. i also have a view that the withdrawal of those forces would lead inevitably to the

use a basin of power on the other. milly. i mean, trump has given no indication that he's going outside the constitution going beyond his power. you know, he's gone to court on everything. some cases. he's won some cases, he's law, but he's always expected every decision of the court. everything get it off to the lecture, was again, entirely in accordance with the law and the constitution. in apparently one of the phone calls, the general mentally tells his counterpart of general lee. i think his name is, is it, there's no political instability. him, you want us to say something along those lines and mean, do you believe that there is instability here at bridge general to be doing that out of the chain of command is breathtaking. li, scary. ok, glen. i mean, you know, we've seen a deterioration of the rule of law for political purposes in the name of an ideology. george is absolutely right. you could lover hate donald trump. there's never been any indication that he wanted to study a start a war anytime. anytime during his ad

these hearings, millie, austin, mckenzie look like football coaches on a 5-game losing streak. those generals aren't leading anyone to victory. >> i know members of this committee will have questions on many things such as why we turn over bagparameter airfield. >> there was no risk-free status quo option. >> i did not see any tactical utility to bagram. laura: imagine what china thinks of the great american war machine led by these men, not being able to secure an airbase long enough to do an orderly evacuation, forcing our troops to to impossible perimeter security with crowds crushing for them. general milley did admit the withdrawal was a strategic failure but he still doesn't believe anyone should be held accountable for it at the pentagon has admitted they mistakenly killed 10 civilians including 7 kids in that drone attack, no accountability, they might as well have just said our bad, no one resigned, no one was fired, it is simply stunning. like andra schiller and his parents accept he broke the rules even if his reasons were noble. >> stuart broke the chain of command,

what secretary austin and general millie and general mackenzie did was we can us.our geopolitical position has been weakened. this is not just about afghanistan. this is about a region that has nuclear concerns with pakistan and india, stability concerns in and, west, iran, this is a very dangerous neighborhood. it's not just about afghanistan. you extend it to the rest of the world and you see that we are weak. i'm told by members of the military that i served with the they are on the ground in other places, africa and other places, their partners are telling the we can't trust america. our guys in many cases put their lives on the line and requires the support of our partners and when they don't trust us and don't think we are going to be there for them it makes it dangerous and austin and millie have been architects of a failed war policy since they were one star generals. austin was in charge of it is%, commander. if they failed predominantly in the last 20 years as general officers then how in god's name can we think they will get the withdrawal right? laura:

that millie needs to resign. >> yeah. exactly. because civilians control the military.ilian commander-in-chief not the military general who is not only back channeling to china but also saying, you know, buck the orders if there was ever an order on the nuclear front. you know, buck those orders is essentially is what he was saying. lawrence, i have to ask, the guy who says that he should have been leading the way, he is the right one on foreign policy on national security. while i do have this reporting that i talked to a very high level intelligence official, who told me this, he said he sat in the oval. i was not in this meeting. but he was asked by president trump how long would it take for afghanistan to fall if there was not an interim government in place, a coalition government? that high level intelligence official said very quickly, mr. president. to responded it would fall in two days. he said this in front of general milley who then went onto the biden administration to orchestrating the devastating fall of afghanistan where 13 service members died. i trust t

woodward and costa write that millie believe that trump was unstable, unpredictable and millie believede was in serious mental decline. nancy pelosi calls him, we know, on january 8th, the speaker of the house. she calls him and she is also worried about the new clear weapons. so in the book, woodward and costa have an exclusive transcript of that phone call. and let me just read to you. pelosi says to millie, this situation of this unhinged president could not be more dangerous. millie reassuring her, i can guarantee you that you can take it to the bank that the new clear triggers are secure and we're not going to allow anything crazy, illegal, immoral or unethical to happen. pelosi says, and how are you going to do that? going to take the football away from him or whatever it is. she's third in line of succession. she knows what the football is. milley gets off the call and he's worried. he knows that from intelligence china has been on edge about trump. he saw what happened at the capital, and he thinks to himself, pelosi is right, according to woodward and costa, and he decides to t

which do you prefer, millie? do you prefer being back?k to the teachers and if you need | help, it's a lot easier for them| to help you face to face | instead of over screens. what about you, adam? which is better for you ? for me, it's being in school because it's a lot more social. even though the primary school made it very easy for us, itjust didn't feel the same. no, and you get to mix with your friends, don't you? you get to do pe and all sorts of those exciting things and go to the labs for all the sciences. what are you looking forward to doing at secondary school? it's very different from being in infant and junior school, isn't it? i'm looking forward to having more opportunities to do things - we weren't really able to do in primary, like, science - because you couldn't really do experiments that you can do i in secondary because they are too - dangerous or something and we didn't really have the chance | to participate in them, so i'm excited for the science. what about you ? i think it'sjust better that we are separated in se

but millie did the correct thing .s an officer, as a veteran, an officer does not have to obey an order that is unjust or puts troops in danger. so, millie did the correct thing around trump. history will show them wrong. these trump supporters. have a great day. host: getting into the history, the authors noted the actions of military officers from the 1970's, the chairman new that he was pulling a schlesinger, resorting to the measures taken in august of 74 by the defense secretary at the time, who told military officials -- host: this is ray from syracuse, new york, good morning. caller: i'm a republican. some of the people calling in today are, they are, they are not thinking very clearly. first of all, donald trump was president for four years. anyone who thinks there's any kind of case to be made that he's a rogue nurse and, that he would just decide to have a war with china is insane. he's the first person in many years to hold that office that never started a new war and he worked every day to get us out of ent

testify before congress later this month republican marco rubio calling for president biden to fire millie hoda >> peter alexander for us at the white house, thanks. >>> craig joins us as we turn to the new developments in the scandal that rocked usa gymnastics >> good morning. good morning to you, as well several of the world's most high profile female gymnasts are all in washington testifying before a senate hearing the focus the abuse case handling with larry nassar anne thompson joins us >> good morning, craig this is where the four gymnasts will tell their stories this morning, but first, nbc news has confirmed that the fbi has fired the supervisory agent who initially interviewed mykayla maroni back in 2015 and apparently did nothing this as the senate committee looks into why the fbi mishandled this case with tragic consequences

and i'm a huge fan of chairman milly's. we're worked closely together for a long time, and we talked a lot about the facts and issues leading up to the transition of power. chairman milly has been put in an impossible situation and i think handled it really well. i do think this story about china is first of all overblown. first of all as chairman of the joint chiefs of staff there are regular time he tries to reach out to military leaders in china and elsewhere to try to make sure that we calm nerves. and second, given what happened on january 6th, given, you know, post election controversy we all saw as trump supporters desperately tried to have him cling onto power it wasn't just china. all across the globe people were looking at this and going, you guys okay? what's going on over there, and what's that going to mean, okay? i don't think there was any sort of close call with china. i said this when i spoke to bob woodward about this, the many threats i saw from donald trump, the biggest wish being a fascist take over of

your colleague, senator marco rubio, is asking millie, the chairman of the joint chiefs, to resign. do you agree with him? >> i have been very disappointed in general milley. i mean, we need a military leader. we need a chairman of the joint chiefs. based on his behavior in the last year or two, we don't have a military leader. we got a politician. >> lawrence: do you believe he was going against the commander-in-chief, president trump? and going to the chinese? >> well, according to bob woodward in the book, yes. and we need to hold hearings and get to the bottom of that. now,. >> lawrence: so should he resign? >> my democratic friends are going to probably sweep that under the rug, but i'm ready to hold hearings. i think general milley has a lot of explaining to do and i think he ought to stop bellowing and honking on like a goose about white rage and actually try to make our country more secure.

>> of general millie said what is quoted directly by bob woodward in this book, for my opinion and they attorney friend who solely deals with military law he's a formal naval officer this does meet the threshold of treason. you are warning an adversarial nation that we are going to attack them so they would be prepared. to think of it this way, if the chinese communist party wanted to conduct a preemptive nuclear strike against the united states of america, they could have done with them because they knew we were not going to attack them without general millie calling. kennedy: the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff called us and said it is possible that our president is so nuts he might nuke you. they said man that's all we need, b. oh we're going to uighur you how about that? >> there's also a report out there i cannot speak to the veracity of sink this phone call was intercepted by friendly nation that was monitoring the chinese communist party did people's liberation army. they are what dhec is going on? leverage and what else command of the article, millie had the nsa at every

you need to be aware the people calling for milly's head.the real headline from this book. confirmation for how out of control president trump was. that many knew perhaps including those calling for milly's head. they knew what was going on with trump. and there are real questions about why rubio and others never spoke about trump the way they are talking about the man who protected the democracy from him. second, even if you do want to keep the spotlight

and general milly admitted that the united states exit out of afghanistan was what he referred to as a strategic failure. saying that it will be much harder to protect the country from national security threats that are coming out of afghanistan and secretary of defense austin, he basically describes the by did ministration as miscalculating a number of factors. we need to consider some uncomfortable truth that we did not fully comprehend the depth of corruption and poor leadership and their senior ranks . that we did not grass the damaging effect of frequent and unexplained rotations by president gunny of his commanders. that we did not anticipate the snowball effect caused by the the deals that the taliban commanders struck with local leaders in the wake of the high agreement that the doha agreement itself had a demoralizing effect on afghan soldiers. and that we failed to fully grasp that there was only so much for which and for whom many of the afghan forces would fight . since late august, the biden administration has been under fire because of the k arctic scenes the cobble int