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doing it right now, we are joined by timothy havey, the former federal prosecutor and lead investigatorc select committee. let's go first 10, with the delay in trump's case until after the next president is sworn in. is that reasonable to you? >> i don't know about reasonable, alex, but it's inevitable given how long the appeal to the supreme court took to resolve, the immunity case. i think the special counsel is trying to once again hasten the path to trial in that matter by filing a superseding indictment and arguing to judge check in that it complies with the supreme court and therefore, she ought to reschedule the case le, as soon as possible. unfortunately, the former president has an opportunity to say no, the superseding indictment does not comport with the supreme court's immunity ruling, and whatever judge check and rules can be appealed, so we are looking at another series of interlocking tori appeals, things that go to the appellate court before a case is tried and resolved, so we are into 2025 now, regardless. >> let me drill down further, because trump's proposed delay cam

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you havey taken policy in histy and details and nuclear weapons effects and wargames and wove them together into a page turner. i bet this and about two days, just i while taking extensive notes. so let's get right into one of your, center point of the book, which is the concept of nuclear deterrence.af "dr. strangelove" tells us in the movie named after him that deterrence is the art of instilling in the mind of the enemy the fear to attack. but in your hands deterrence almost becomes a character in your book. it changes, it morphs, it almost has motivation but it becomes one of the central drivers of your storyline. so please, tell us how you think about the concept of nuclear deterrence and how it works in theory and in practice. >> guest: i mean, thanktr you for the intro. in many ways the concept of deterrence is very kubrick en or orwellian really, right, and that it's a central theme. but also want to say thank you so much for letting me know that the book reads fast because that is intent. we're going to obvious to get into the policy at the foundations of it, but i believe as inves

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. >> oh, i wish i had that.a come >> jim, as a comedian, you havei to give trump is do. that was a good, solid riff. you know, it was a general observation. >> who sleeps in public? >> it's a fair point. it is. although i'm in no position alt to criticizehougcize con considg the things that i do in public . >> sleeping at the beachle is pretty harmless. i'm the only guy with jellyfish jellre he gos in thess andy with water. >> i would say. i would say no. >> biden this photo is amazing because he literally looksp. incompetent even when he's asleep. >> yeah. should he should he be projecting an image? >> should the leader an image of constant activity? >> does this send a messagees to our adversaries? >> he just i mean, no one looksk great sleepings gr, but he just looks lost. even when he's sleeping. i would try to presssleepi the switch, the umbrella where they're not going to get photos of you from the side because he jusm t looks likething re he's contemplating something really stupidly. >> yes. and i'm sorry, isn't he the president of the united states? you don' t ha

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i havei have served with presid biden for almost four years now. and i'll tell you, it's one of the greatest honors of my careeroft hoy care. >> truly. i told you to hide the kids. it's hard to watch bodyth language experts, by the way, told the daily mail that when biden's name was brought uilbid quote, there was a look of what could be fear in her eye expression fea and her brows pur as she even rearranges her shoulders, as though going through a battle that was the dailily mail, harris looked uncomfortable. >> when you watch the whole interviemaybe w, maybe it has something to do with her. chaperon coached him toweringlp over. >> you know, you want your coach helping you. you're not right thereyobut . ething or maybe it's because she was trying to be somebod ny that she's not.if i mean, i'd be nervous, too, if i was the border cza i wr and lt in 10 million people on my. atch >> just one other question about somethingou f that you said in 2019 whenir you first ran, there wasern a debate. ke you raised your hand when asked whether or notd whetor n

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so we havey commissioner bermejo and a second by commiser. hearing no further discussion.h, sorry up for public comment. yes, sure. are there any are there any members of the public whoh topeak on items two through four of the agenda? madam president, we have noheing no further public comment, my name is deirdre pardon for deirdre. she'st. calling media services to deal witht. a she was not on mute, so no worries. she's, she's helping out from afar. so, thank you, deirdre, for that. i muted her. thank you. no worries. public comment is now closed. trials. please call. thank you for that. predent juan i, vice president sullivan i commissioner john i bermejo i commissioner hunter i commissioner tompkins i commissioner yuan i. so the motion passe n please. next item is item five. general public comment. members of the public may address the commission on ma are within the commission's jurisdiction and are not on today's agenda. d here any membf the public who wish to commenth, we have no speakers. great. is now closed. next item please. next item sixn update on the fixed lead

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