this is about what mark mille thought or felt or what he was thinking might happen. to know where the source comes from, i don't think a lot of people can know exactly what's going monday in general mille's head expect general mille. so you have that. it's also as you mentioned, it makes him, centers him as the hero of the story and it reminds a little of the anonymous saga, i was involved in the trump administration but i'm one of the good guys. it's honestly -- yeah. howie: sometimes it involves what mille said to others. there can be other sources, trump saying mille choked like a dog and some of the stars he produced are actually made of garbage. that brings me to the next question which is how is it that donald trump has generated more news this week between the books and his pushback against the books than the guy who is currently living in the white house? >> well, it's because the media as we know, a large portion of the media, i don't want to say all the media, there's a trump add addiction in the media -- addiction in the media. yes, he's out of office. six

the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark mill ley. he was concerned the former president could stage a coup after the election. abc's jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: in the days after the november election, the nation's top military officer feared donald trump would try to stage a coup to stay in power. in their new book, "i alone can fix it", "washington post" reporters phil rucker and carol leonnig write that joint chiefs chairman general mark milley was so concerned, he called trump's former national security adviser m.r. mcmaster and asked, "what the bleep am i dealing with?" according to the book, as milley watched donald trump speak on january 6th, he saw echoes of adolf hitler. >> we fight like hell. and if you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a country anymore. >> reporter: milley reportedly told aides, "this is a reichstag moment. the gospel of the fuhrer." that was a reference to the burning of the german parliament in 1933, that helped hitler and the nazis seize power. general milley also saw parallels be

according to the rucker lenning book within the military, and the chairman of the joint chiefs, mark millet with results from most key states still far too close to call, mille received an interesting call from a retired military buddy who reminded him as his apolitical role as joint chairman, you're an island unto yourself, you are not tethered. your loyalty is to the constitution. you represent the stability of this republic. that's just chilling. >> yeah. >> that the chairman of the joint chiefs is being warned, and honestly must feel as if he has to stand in opposition to the political claims coming from the white house. >> to the commander in chief because he knows that the commander in chief is imminently capable of trying to undermine the republic by lying about election results. he's getting a pep talk, saying your loyalty is to the constitution. milley thought this is dangerous stuff. >> 100%. >> i will say this is clearly dangerous stuff if the u.s. military is concerned about what the president is doing, that's scary. >> and the u.s. military was concerned, and i think it just u

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and are there heroes in people like joint chiefs chair mark mille? >> in the one hand it's nothing new if you have been hanging on with your finger nails watching things in real time. i liken it to aoloring book. when you have a coloring book you have the outlines and then you take crayon and you color it in. what these books are doing they're coloring in more, giving us more information about the skeletal view of what we know and it's vivid. it's horrifying. it's dangerous. particularly what we find out from the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. i would say he's a hero in you know now we're finding out all the things he did behind the scenes. part of me wonders why can't we have heros in real time? why can't these folks who were speaking off the record or on background in realtime, doing so maybe more openly now that the administration is over, where were they when the country really needed it? >> brooks: it's tough for military, this is the jim mattis problem. one of the stories, the outrageousness of those four years was the outrageousness. b

head of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark mille sharing concerns about a potential nazi germany era-esque coup, general milley reportedly describing weeks after the election like a reichstag moment. milley looked at the pre's supporters and far-right extremists taking to washington on that million maga march, describing what he saw as brown shirts in the streets. phil rucker and carol leonig. mark murray, senior politics editor, courtney cube, and mark jacobs, nbc military analyst. mark, there are some experts in this book that we now can report that demonstrate how real milley's fears were, right? a description on the evening of that million maga march you referenced, he called mcmaster to ask if a coup was eminent asking bluntly, what the "f" am i dealing with? he then began to strategize how to block donald trump from using the military to stay in power and later with rumors circulating that gina haspell was on the hot seat he confronted mark meadows to ask what the hell is going on here? meadows responded don't worry about it, with milley shooting a warning back, just be car

the other is general mark mille, he is a political general who isn't up to the task of having a realknow that's a blunt question. the guy's certainly been a disappointment. >> on the interpreters, it's worth noting that senator biden in 1975, that's how long he's been around, did not support the evacuation of the south vietnamese. he voted against it in a he key committee. and so the pentagon has said they're ready to get these people out. the governor of guam has said he's ready to accept them to a third party so we can finish the extensive vetting that goes on. this has bipartisan support in the house and the senate. republican and democrat, particularly us veterans who have served alongside these people, who fought with us and if anybody deserves to come to the united states, they do. it's all sitting at the white house right now. but the silence is deafening and meanwhile these people are literally being hunted down as we speak as the taliban march across the country. cheryl: isn't there 89,000 of them, congressman. >> i'm sorry. cheryl: i think there's 9,000 interpreters, is tha

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the biggest in history the steel tariffs have our mills run running flat-out all the changes have created a staggering boom, producing a fabulous check marky one thing that can stop it, a big spike in covid infections because people in certain parts of the country don't want to get vaccinated they get mad at me on twitter for saying it's good to get vaccinated the most vulnerable states are also the ones the most hostile to new covid restrictions. so they shouldn't really hurt the economy. the rest of the world has been much slower to embrace the vaccine. if europe and asia get hit, that could hurt us. but unless the delta variant upends the global economy, i think the check mark is here to stay that's good news i call that a high quality problem, when people ask you about what kind of recovery, say cramer says check mark i'm jim cramer, see you monday the news with shepard smith starts now sight. i'm scott wapner in for shepherd smith. this is the news on cnbc covid and kids, the new guidance calling for schools to fully reopen and no masks for children who have been vaccinated pfizer promoting a covid booster shot the cdc and fda say no

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mark milli was concerned he would attempt a coup, like adolph hitler. they may try to stage a coup, but they're not going to f'ing succeed, mills will ey told his aides accordinglley will not publicly address the issues raised in the book. trump did respond in a statement saying if i was going to do a coup, one of the last people i would want to do it with is general mark milley. as many observed how very oj simpson. i was going to do a coup. sounds like simpson's book, if i did it. can somebody let us know if trump is spotted in a white ford bronco this weekend? on the run with rudy giuliani? perhaps they'll be heading for the four seasons landscaping company. i can just hear rudy now, if the books don't fit, you must acquit. but i digress. one of the other books reports that trump once told his former chief of staff, john kelly, hitler, quote, did a lot of good things. i'm sorry. hold on. when we have entered the realm of coups and hitler, we have to pause for a moment. this is not one of those situations where trump wants to bomb hurricanes or buy greenland. we're talking about coups and hitler. why is kevin mccarthy meeting with trump when we are talking a

mill valley man charged in the capitol riot in january. evan newman, no stranger to bay area news. in 2018 evan and his brother mark went to trial.both plead guilty. they paid the fines, they did community service. now evan is facing six federal counts including assaulting officers. abc news learned newman told his home after those charges were filed. we spoke with the new owner of that house who wonders if that might explain newman's request to do the deal in two and a half weeks. >> the last we heard in negotiations was he was in ukraine. >> who told you that? >> the real estate agents. >> abc 7 news reached out to evan's brother mark. he designed to be on camera but said he knows nothing of his mother's activities on the sixth of january or where he might be right now. >>> new developments, gavin newsom will not be specifically listed as a democrat on the recall ballot. a judge just ruled newsom missed the deadline to designate his party affiliation. newsom's attorney made a mistake on the paperwork. the governor took it to court after the secretary of state rejected his request to add democrat next to his name. >>> conservati

trump criticized mill yel saying if i were going to do a coup, one of the last people i would want to do it with is general markur head around all of that? the fact we're even quoting a president to say if i were to do a coup -- come on. >> i think all of the books are an affirmation of our worst fears, those of us who followed closely, the obvious day-to-day administration donald trump was running and one of the core elements of donald trump, past president, saw that some of the key institutions, the courts, the military, even the press were there for his own personal use. if he courts did not agree with them, he would try to undermine them. in the case of the military, he saw the military as his personal protection force. the book paints the president as someone who would consider a coup because he believed he was wrong in the november election. i think the affirmation of those fears should be a warning. this may be a president who could return to office. his understudies who have now learned and will face questions, what do you think the role of the military is, the role of the courts, the role of the press.

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mills and sibihi were selected from a group of athletes put forward by their sports as exemplifying the olympic and team gb values. yeah, igot yeah, i got super emotional. mark had to rush out the door and go sailing, and i went downstairs and had 30 seconds on my own, and at alljust kind of, yeah, it's bubbled up as to what it actually meant, of how big a deal it was. yeah, i got a little bit emotional. the men's football tournament is under way. brazil, gold medallists in rio five years ago, got off to the perfect start with a big 4—2 win over germany in yokohama. it was a rematch of the 2016 final, which brazil won penalties. and they took the game by storm, everton's richarlison opening the scoring. and he was in the mood for more, too. he scored a first—half hat—trick to put brazil 3—0 up. germany then scored two of their own, but this brilliant goal from paulinho put the result beyond any doubt for brazil. what a finish that was. the first round of the womens' evian championship is drawing to a close in the south east of france. the tournament was cancelled last year because of the pandemic. there are 126 players in the field, and it's pajaree anannaru

it marks the official start of the games, over the next 16 days. hannah millsd. everything is organised to a tee so i can't fault it in that and it is necessary in order to, you know, he fault it in that and it is necessary in order to, you know, be able to compete so i'm just happy about the games that are happening and all the athletes finally getting their chance after the year of waiting but, as i said, it was not hard but everybody is in the same boat so it is something we just have to adapt to. australia and new zealand's decision to pull out of the rugby league world cup was "premature", according to australia's players' union, who have claimed a number of its members wanted to travel to england for the tournament this autumn. rugby football league chairman simonjohnson calling it a "selfish, parochial, and cowardly decision", but the new zealand rugby league chief has defended the withdrawal. if looking after people and making sure they — if looking after people and making sure they are safe as i have a legal obligation— sure they are safe as i have a l