home and abroad, that he supporters so intensely crave well to discuss that i'm now joined by louis caldera, a distinguished and junk professor of law at american university. and formerly a senior military official in the obama and clinton administration's critical darion. so good to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. they are having many world leaders have already congratulated joe biden on winning the elections, even though some states haven't finished counting the votes. and donald trump's camp hasn't exhausted its all its legal options. i know that you have supported joe biden from the get go. so on the emotional level i'm, i'm sure it feels right, but when it comes to you american law, due process, the american republic,, which requires some semblance of neutrality, g.c., that's actually a sign of respect. the election's over, there's a, in the united states, we have a tradition that when it is clear who's going to win, because they have the majority of votes that are needed for any office and for president, it's the majority of the electoral college votes. even though the

the difference between a good confession and one that isn't welcome back to worlds of martin bed louis caldera distinguished adjunct professor of law at american university, and formerly a senior military official in the obama and clinton administrations professor, you've been very explicit about your endorsement of joe biden, based on security grounds. you argue that donald trump is not fit to be the commander in chief, and maybe that's true when it comes to use the mastic policy. but when you look at that from an international perspective, donald trump, for all his flamboyancy and you may argue incompetence, hasn't launched a single new war. where's president obama, whom i'm sure you hold in a very high regard, had at least 3, bloody wars in the being in syria and yemen started under his purview. sure. president obama over ice president biden seem like nicer guys. but when it comes to the issues of war and peace, when it comes to the issues of global security, should we actually focus on the record on the actual record rather than that character, the measure of a president success xterm. so

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