milly says they may try but they're not knowing to effing succeed. he told them you can't do this without the military. you can't do this without the cia and fbi, we are the guys with the guns. obviously there's an awful lot of guns out there in circulation. but the chairman of the joint chiefs was essentially ready for a showdown with the commander in chief and comparing him to hitler. >> yeah, he was apparently. and sounds like he was actually thinking through the mechanics of what a -- a military conflict, a hot conflict would look like and how that would play out here in the capitol. it's absolutely extraordinary. i think it, fortunately, shines yet another light on the commitment and the dedication of career public servants, this time of course general milly and his team in the military with the courage to stand up to realize that something was going horribly off the rails with the president of the united states and that they might be thrown into a terrible, terrible never before thought of or experienced scenario in which they had to do exactly

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then millie gave a speech straight out of a 1990s bruce willis flick.ng is going to be okay. we'll have a peaceful transfer of power, we will land the plane safely. the institutions are bending but it won't break. in the end, no attack ever came. you think that would be an embarrassment, to have a speech like that and nothing happened. some guy dressed like chewbacca shows upup but no, he was not embarrassed. in fact later he gave a speech testimony to congress and said apparently not referring to himself that he understands white rage better thanan anyone. >> i do think it's important for those of us in uniform to be open-minded and widely read. in the united states military category as aa university and it is important thatve we train and we understand. i want to understand white rage, and i am white. and i want to understand it. so what is it that causes thousands of people to assault this building and to try to overturn the constitution of the united states of america. what caused that? i want to maintain an open mind and i do want to analyze it, it

on millie to be punished and be tried in a military tribunal. this is part of a pattern with the former president. people who criticize him, he calls on them to be sued. he calls on them to be fired. sometime he is called on them to be jailed, this goes back to lock her up, it's anwe authoritarian instinct he had. yamiche: abby, the threat that general millie was concerned about, president trump is now not in office but the idea of conspiracy theories and people trying to take over the government and nazis on our own soil, that's not a threat that's going away. talk about how misinformation is spreading in red states like texas and other places. abby: absolutely. you see it on the vaccine front. you see it on the voting -- the entire premise of what we discussed previously, the voter suppression bills as the democrats describe them. the entire reason this is being debated, there's not a widespread problem of voter fraud but the premise is based on the belief that the election was overturned, or was thrown to the democrats illegally. so this is j

they were concerned about two things, millie was, the chairman of the joint chiefs. one is the use of military in settling political issues here at home. settling the election in trump's favor. the second one was starting a war, the last days of this presidency, with iran that would get the country in the middle of a full-blown confrontation in the middle east, something he was trying to stop. he was very, very concerned. to the point where he told the joint chiefs, tole the senior military offices of -- officers of the government, not to take any illegal orders from the president without talking to him first. very much like what the defense secretary did when nixon was on his way out in the last days of watergate. the president has issued his -- the former president issued a statement this week saying, i didn't consider any c u -- coup and if i did i wouldn't have done it with him which is curious response. yamiche: curious? it's incredible. peter: makes you wonder, well then who would you have done the coup with? in any case, what you see happening, even to this da

for biden's inauguration. >> millie said to a group of senior advisors at this exercise, quote, hereys are not these, boogaloo boys, proud boys, the same people we fought in world war ii. we are going to put a ring of steel around the city and the nazis aren't getting in. he was referring to trump supporters. laura: we are used to hearing this from the far left on college campuses, blm, those kinds of things but chairman of the joint chiefs talking about a lot of people who want to support the president, didn't go into the capitol, this is what he said, he gave it to them, this is from him, your reaction. >> if this is what he said he is unfit to serve as the highest-ranking military officer in our country. what we have seen time and again from these reporters is they have been, quote, manipulated by the press and by the stories and that was the case of the steel dossier. we saw that during the teargas used in lafayette park that donald trump ordered only to find out that was never the case. we heard the reporters tell us on january 6th a police officer was beaten to death with a fir

we talked earlier about mark milly.e had the controversial moment in lafayette park where he came out with the president in that bizarre scene. he apologized for that immediately. he has said it was wrong. is part of his speaking to these reporters to repair his reputation? yeah, maybe. but what he has said in this book is so extraordinary it goes beyond repairing his reputation. i am not sure that ivanka trump can repair her reputation even with this. just for context, that particular scene, i think, is critical, because we had heard that mark meadows couldn't convince donald trump to call it off. what this scene shows is this sort of shuttle diplomacy where mark meadows keeps bringing ivanka in over and over again. >> she didn't convince him either. >> no. >> five people were killed. >> correct. >> she didn't convince him either. >> hours go by and it's not clear from the excerpts we have what finally convinced him. some of our reporting has indicated that the lawyers came in, that the white house counsel came in and

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general milly knew what he was walking into.ene in this book between the two men before milly accepted the nomination to become the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. he asked john kelly what he thinks. the what he should do. kelly says, if i were you, i would get as far f'ing away from this place as i possibly can. the next day john kelly announced that he was leaving the administration. >> tell us about the fight between mike pence and former president trump. it was a year earlier when under direction from jared kushner and with the president's approval, he was pressured to hire the former fired aide and then gets into a fight with the president over it. >> yeah. this is important. there is a lot of questions about, again, what is happening behind the scenes in the runup to january 6th. and where trump's mind was and where his orders were and the people around him, how they were enabling, you know, the impulses. and people around pence wanted hum to be direct and concise with the president that he did not have the authorit

wouldn't you like to see millie called to testify before the january 6th select committee? when we're fully comprised of members and have a chance to organize and scope out the investigation. but if we want to look into everything that went into that day, the efforts to overturn the election, the efforts to per pet chew wait the president's -- the former president's position in office if that contributed as we know it certainly did in part to january 6th. so we want to get the full facts. our goal is to produce a report like the 9/11 commission report that is objective and thorough. so we will follow the evidence wherever it leads us. >> let's get to the very disturbing coronavirus pandemic. very disturbing news, including coming out from l.a. county where the mask mandate is going back into effect in your county out there. listen to what the president said when asked about coronavirus misinformation. listen to what he said today. >> what's your message to platforms like facebook? >> they're killing people. i mean, it really -- look, the only pandemic we have is among the u

what we don't know is if general millie will answer any of those questions.to publicly speak about president trump. he will be in complete control, of course, of his message and what he wants to say and how far he wants to go. but at this hour, we simply don't know. and plenty of genuine questions from both of them, covid, afghanistan withdrawal and any number of other questions they're likely to face. kate. >> very thankful they're going to be facing great reporters like you, barbara, coming up at 1:30. barbara starr from the pentagon. much more on that coming up. >>> a stunning defeat for team usa as the olympic games are now starting. the latest in a live report ahead. with plant based cleansers. and moisturizers for healthy and hydrated men, skin, relax your body and mind, shower with new dove men. over four million people on medicare... made a choice... to take charge of their health care. with an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. medicare supplement plans help pay the out-of-pocket expenses medicare doesn't... giving you gre

and general mark, milly says the taliban now controlled nearly half of the countries, $400.00 plus districts. all of this is of course, happening is us troops pulling out fighting between africa and government forces and the taliban is intensifying. it is 7 people were killed by shelling and the southern province of candle on wednesday. mike had, has more from washington d. c. is secretary of defense and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff who spoke to the media in the course of the day. they say that withdrawal is going on as scheduled. some $8000.00 troops have already being moved out of a gun. he's done. they also made specific reference to locals who were employed by the us military, such as drivers and translators. a number of them have already been removed from the country as well, but the main point that they were making of the games that kind of bond has made in recent times, the chairman of the joint chiefs the stop mark milly saying that as of last month the taliban controlled some 80 of gunny stones, 401900 district. but this number has now doubled. i would tell you that as

my given the general milly's concerns, is there any indication then that the withdraw timeline might change? well, at this stage, very much, not the military leaders making very clear that president biden had set the end of last month as a deadline for a complete withdrawal of us forces. and they insist that the deadline will not shift at all. they make mention of a strike force headed by the u. s. s. ronald reagan, a massive aircraft carrier, just store the coast. they make reference to ports us on stand by should they need to deploy, but they make very clear that the time table for the withdrawal of troops is going to go ahead. that being said, though, they also say that they are in consultation with the department of state with regard to providing security at diplomatic care facilities such as the embassy. now the possibility arises here that we may see a mirror image of what happened at one stage in iraq. where although the us forces withdrew department of state, started employing private contractors to run security on its facilities. so very much the groundwork is already being

and so millie was already on guard.e president refused to concede a totally fair, in fact one of the most carefully monitored elections in history in america, when he refused to concede, millie was on all alert and becoming increasingly concerned, along with the joint chiefs, army, navy, air force, about the very real possibility that trump or other allies that he knew were whispering in his ear, were going to try to execute a coup, to keep power. and this worry was so serious, alex, that the joint chiefs did something they haven't done in history, which is talk about how they might, one by one, slowly, resign if donald trump tried to give them an order they didn't want to comply with, and which they thought was dangerous. they feared, really, a wag the dog moment or an effort to try to create chaos that will allow president trump to consolidate power. millie compared this in his mind to what adolph hitler was doing in the 1930s. sowing fear, essentially, and they thought the military would be used this way. so the join

this is a right stack moment, milly told aide.commander in chief in order to prevent a military coup. when you read that, when you see that, how close did the country come by your assessment to a point of no return? >> well, i think what is clear in the aftermath of the election that donald trump was saying publicly and privately about the election fraud he believed had taken place. and his increasing determination to hold on to power through any means possible. thankfully, individuals with integrity and commitment to the democratic principles of this republic like general millie decided they were not going to be used as a pawn in donald trump's chess game. and so thankfully we had individuals like mark milly and others who stood up to donald trump and unfortunately there were too many times throughout the course of the four year term where individuals just bowed over to the every whim. really, i think this sent chills down the spines of many professionals, military and others, very worried about what donald trump would redo to re

milly was in his fatigues.it with national guard, the national guardsmen stationed around the city that might. barr knew they would push the perimeter out at some point that day he wanted to see what the pr progress was so they decide on heck, let's just go to the white house moment and what happens they both end up in one of the most controversial political moments that people are going to be talking about that historians will be talking about for years. >> so you know, you write about a theory trump grabbed on to around the election that somehow democrats would steal biden's nomination and told advisors in april 2020 you write they will give it to somebody else. they will give it to hillary or obama and win the nomination as you report bender, michael but trump really just couldn't believe that biden was going to get the nomination. right? he just could not. this was one time where his political instinct really was off. >> yeah, i mean, really throughout 2020, i mean he can't figure out how to message against

and also a new book reporting that general millie feared president trump would carry out a coup after losing the election. >> thanks to all of you for coming today. i'd like to start by talking briefly about my trip later this week to our priority theater of operations which is of course the indo pacific and then i will add a few words on afghanistan which is very much on all of our minds here and i'd like to start by saying i'm looking forward to my second trip to the region as the secretary defense. this time we are headed out to southeast asia and i'm glad to have the opportunity to engage in person with leaders there. especially looking forward to making keynote remarks and singapore about how we are strengthening one of our unmatched strategic assets in athe region which is our powerl network of allies and partners. i will follow that up with stops in vietnam and the philippines where i will meet with my counterparts and other leaders. so it's going to be a busy tripo there is no shortage of national risecurity interest that we and our partners share in this dynamic region. and i

this is according to excerpts in the book, general millie ey spe to top officers and lawmakers about just how worried he is about the possible threat of a coup and he is quoted as saying they may try but they are not going to fing succeed. you can't do this without the military, you can't do this without the cia and the fbi. we are the guys with the guns. he was really afraid after january 6 that there might be another attack. and this section of the book is as he is preparing for joe biden's inauguration. and the city's on lockdown but the day before he is really concerned about another attack by violent trump supporters. and they write, quote, milley says here is the deal, guys, these guys are nazis, woulbooga boys, proud boys, these are the same people we fought in world war ii. everyone in this room whether you are a cop or soldier, we'll stop these guys to make sure that we have a peaceful transfer of power. we're going to put a ring of steel around this city and the nazis aren't getting in. we covered that day, we know that washington was on lockdown. but again, hearing this fr

millie said the warfare is not just about the numbers.subject of critical race theory which links racial discrimination to america foundations and legal system, defense secretary lloyd austin says he does not want the forces distracted by it. >> the critical race theory is not something that this department teaches, professes, embraces. we're not going to spend too much time debating the merits of this theory or any other theory. >> asked about the recent books on former president trump, general milley would not confirm or deny he played any role in stopping a potential coup. millie did offer the following. >> i also personally provided the best military advice to president trump previously. we take an oath, an oath to a document. an oath to the constitution of the united states. and not one time did we violate that. we learn the first afghan interpreters arrive in virginia for the lee outside richmond others going to qatar and kuwait. >> bret: we are appear tis waiting presidential panel studying potential changes to the u.s. supreme cou

joe has the morning off, and willie those quotes attributed to general mark milly.unding quotes coming out of the new book "i alone can fix it". we'll talk to the authors in a moment about what was happening and what general milly believed was possible around the election. >>> let's begin with president biden on capitol hill yesterday making the case for senate democrats to pass another sweeping spending proposal. the president pushing his party to support the multi-trillion dollar budget blueprint for health care, child care, climate change and other priorities. nbc news chief white house correspondent peter alexander has the

gains that kind of bond has made in recent times, the chairman of the joint chiefs, the stop mark, milly saying that as of last month, the taliban controlled some 80 of a gunny stanz 419 district but this number has now doubled. i would tell you that as of today, more or less, i guess it's about $212213.00 in that range. 2 hundreds of the district centers are in taliban control. it's about half of the $41900.00 that are out there. you've got 34 provincial capitols in afghanistan. none of them have been seized as of today. by the taliban. although the taliban is putting pressure on the outskirts. probably half of them. 17 of them in fact, and what they're trying to do is isolate the major population centers. they're trying to do the same thing to cobble. and roughly speaking, the order of magnitude. a significant amount of territory has been seized over the course of 6, a 10 month sort of thing by the, by the taliban. so momentum appears to be strategic. momentum appears to be sort of with the tell him time for a short break. karen now to 0, when we come back, the military joins rescue ef

a private conversation she had with general milly and the military would not carry out an order thatas illegal. >> finally, the book talks about trump's disdain for german chancellor angela merkel during an oval office meeting about nato and germany, where according to the book, trump refers to the german chancellor as that bitch merkel. >> i want to bring in barbara starr and maggie haberman. one more specific excerpt i want to read you because this really does tell the story about what was going on in milly's head. the chairman of the joint chief genuinely worried about the possibility of a coup. he says they may try but they're not going to f-ing succeed, he told them. you can't do this without the military. you can't do this without the cia and the fbi. we are the guys with the guns. to hear the chairman of the joint chiefs contingency plans for a coup is stunning. >> it is jaw dropping. there's no other way around it other than the guys with the guns. what we saw i think from the time of the killing of george floyd through the summer of protests into the election and after the e

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mark, milly says the group has strategic momentum as it takes over new areas. all this is us troops pull out i would tell you that as of today, more or less, i guess it's about $212.00 to $13.00 in that range. 2 hundreds of the district centers are in taliban control. it's about half of the florida, 1900, that are out there. you've got 34 provincial capitols in ghana stant. none of them have been seized as of today by the taliban. although the taliban is putting pressure on the outskirts of probably a half of them, 17 of them in fact. and what they're trying to do is isolate the major population centers. at least 25 people have died in severe flooding, and china is central hung province of the heaviest rainfalls and records began. 200000 people have been moved to safety the leader of tens. and he is main opposition. party has been arrested. freeman and boy, and 10 other child him. a party members were detained in the early hours of wednesday in the city of wonder. they were planning a conference to demand constitutional reforms. already say they were arrested f

>> i absolutely agree with general millie. i think one of the things we learned from fort hood when people look at fort hood is the amount of deployments they did. part of resources -- we often talk about money. it is time. time for leaders to spend with their soldiers. time get to know their solars. in many cases some of the soldiers that are having challenges are going to be left behind because the unit is going forward with them or without them. but building these cohesive teams and i use the motto, the golden triangle, where squad leaders know their soldiers and every soldier has a buddy, and they know the families. because when we look at these suicides -- i have been looking at this for a long time. it breaks my heart to lose people to suicide. breaks my heart to lose any soldiers but there is always something about why isn't this soldier have the will to live? what would make them be in that position, where they no longer want to live? and we have behavior health -- my daughter does that. she's a behavior health officer

i just want to say, milli is extentively quoted in this book, he clearly cooperated with it, he viewed trump, quote, as at cla classic authoritarian leader with nothing to lose. he is right. he goes on to say this is -- the gospel of the pure. >> wow. >> it's just one other thing i want to add for context, donald trump has been hinting that he's going to hundred in 2024. i do not think it's an accident that general milley went public in effect through this book to make it very clear just how dangerous and how unhinged he thought then-president trump was. >> yeah. i want to get more on the book, jamie. >> yeah. >> when you hear again, milli comparing the milley comparing to hitler it's breathtaking, one excerpt on january 6th he rose alert to senior leader what's did he say? >> so they're preparing. they're having an exercise before the inauguration. remember, washington was on lockdown. they were genuinely concerned of another violent attack by trump supporters and milley says to a group of senior advisors at this exercise, quote, here's the deal, guys, these guys are nazis, boogaloo b

laura: here in the united states, 30 milli people across the stern part of the country and canada areuring another heatwave. in death valley, the temperature hit 1 degrees fahrenheit on saturday. that is a mind-boggling 54 degrees celsius. the extreme heat is having some devastating consequences. while cars have been burning in six western u.s. states. sophie long reports from los angeles. reporter: wildfires in northern california grow in size and intensity, destroying homes in multiple communities as wind complicates conditions. this fire is raging out of control and origami as millions of people across the western united states are hit by another round of scorching temperatures. more than 60,000 acres are currently burning. california is no stranger to wildfires, but scientists say they are becoming more frequent and more intense as global temperatures rise. the national weather service recorded temperatures of 130 degrees in california's death valley, some of the highest ever recorded on the planet. people in desert communities are being warned how quickly they can dehydrate or ov

mark, milly says the group has a strategic momentum as it takes of a new areas. it coincides with the continued pull out to us troops. china has deployed the military to her non province. the central region is struggling with its worst flooding and living memory. thousands will help search and rescue efforts at least 25 people have been killed. agent brown as more for hong kong. the area that is affected by flooding lies in an area that is prone to this sort of thing. in fact, we know that in the last few years, the government spent something like $8000000000.00 on flood prevention measures and kitty. those measures have not worked on social media to date, and there's a good deal of anger being expressed by people wondering why the weather forecast. who's got it so wrong? why was it they weren't able to predict this once in a millennium event? just a day to go until the start of the summer olympics in tokyo and organizers say, 12 more athletes that the limping village of tested positive for cobra. 19. that brings the total number of cases linked to the gang to $8

. >> any information about chief millie who had national security concerns before president biden took office. did he brief president biden? jen: i am not going to private national security conversations. obviously the president had many conversations with general millie during his time in his role and none of those do we read out. he strongly respects the general and he had the opportunity to sit down with him and thank him for the support mission including overseeing the vast majority of the drawdown in afghanistan during a particularly vulnerable period for our troops. >> how far does the president think we came to a possible war with iran or a coup here? jen: i will not speak to intelligence matters your. >> is the white house worried china continues to stonewall the world health organization and saying they think that covid-19 came into china? jen: continue to be concerned about misinformation coming from voices in china about certainly the origin, lack of participation in the process, lack of willingness to provide data and information to the world health organization. we are und

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rishi sunak himself was the man a kind of millie bright this, make sure that this did not end in defeatmanoeuvre by calling lots of the would be rebels and springing this vote and very quickly and so that the rebels did not have time to organise. despite some of those really stirring speech as we saw in the commons. it was not enough to convince the majority of the party. do you think the government is public opinion on this? when it comes to foreign spending and seeing to spend that amount of money at home because that's certainly what will argue. there's plenty of polling that seems to suggest that that's the thing the public want to cut. it depends on whether you believe that you should balance the books on the backs of the poorest people in the world. and we have spent billions of pounds on things in this country, billions of pounds of supportive people's jobs, in this country, billions of pounds of supportive people'sjobs, on tests and trace and £4 billion that comes from the ad budget. in some of the poorest countries in the world in yemen and syria might starve to death. when are

joe has the morning off, and willie those quotes attributed to general mark milly. they're something. and there's a lot. >> astounding quotes coming out of the new book "i alone can fix it". we'll talk to the authors in a moment about what was happening and what general milly believed was possible around the election. >>> let's begin with president biden on capitol hill yesterday making the case for senate democrats to pass another sweeping spending proposal. the president pushing his party to support the multi-trillion dollar budget blueprint for health care, child care, climate change and other priorities. nbc news chief white house correspondent peter alexander has the details. >> reporter: president biden back on capitol hill urging democrats to pass a plan. >> we'll get this done. >> reporter: focussing on social programs and climate change. democrats going it alone on this package but they can't lose a vote. bernie sanders who wanted more new spending sounding satisfied. >> this is the most consequential piece of legislation proposed since the great depression

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and milly ogden marks, phone talk to mom and lose her direct to list of sites for both good circus. $1000000.00 loves me. but of course, if the scientist works for the company, that's a different story. but i think we need to be a little bit more realistic about what it is we want. do we want the best scientists to assess the products again, to make sure they're safe? or do we want to make sure there's no conflict of interest? what is the objective is the safety of the product? because of the conflict of interest of the, of the scientist, i think we need to be a bit more honest and trustworthy without falling into the mistake sense. so that's not something that we are looking for. i mean the, the, the experts we use are as independent as possible, but i think also here, it's not black or white. it's not, sir, or one that's not a digital binary approach. we have to find the right balance between the best expertise. which means people that have done research the people that are with both their feet in the scientific endeavor, and on the other end to make sure that there is no conflict of interest

you know, i want them to skip milly can deal with me, let me know what to do for an elaborate. when we meet the truck i have a lot of space. anyway. it's been refreshing to see that. oh, and you're 13 years old, but you already understand the concept. consent you already understand the concept of gender equality. i i still have so much faith in the media because i know like other countries who almost achieve general quality, i believes that they used to struggle as well, like as the long time battles. i still have to fight for this in order for me to be able to have the future one. now, what's your, what's order, what is the, what's the, what's, you know, how hard and you're not passing the way was you tell me what she did. so what was the go the, the the ah me ah films that touch on heart made with courage, perseverance and talent. by young filmmakers, years ago. what are they doing now? against all? barely not a talent revisit. on dw, into the conflict with 10 semester. and when it comes to foreign policy, it's getting harder to work out what the use stands for my get this we

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most us general says taliban fighters now control many half of the countries, 400 districts, mark. milly says the group has strategic momentum as it takes 7 new areas. coincides with continued to pull out a us troops. china has deployed the military to her non province, which has seen its worst flooding and living memory. thousands will help search and rescue efforts. at least 33 people have been killed and 200000 evacuated. agent brown has more from hong kong. the area that's affected by flooding lies in an area that is prone to this sort of thing. in fact, we know that in the last few years, the government spent something like $8000000000.00 on flood prevention measures and kitty. those measures have not worked on social media to date. and as a good deal of anger being expressed by people wondering why the weather forecast, who's got it so wrong, why was it they weren't able to predict this? once in a millennium event part of iran, i've gone into a 3rd day of locked down the cobit 19 restrictions abroad in ahead of the muslim holiday of ead, which usually prompts millions to travel aro

. >> reporter: the book claims millie was not alone in his concerns. top democrats including house speaker nancy pelosi called the general. he assured her mr. trump would not use nuclear weapons. senate majority leader chuck schumer dodged -- did you express those concerns? >> i'm going to keep my conversations between myself and general milley private. >> reporter: milley himself was criticized for appearing with trump on june 1st after protesters were cleared from lafayette square. he later apologized. the book says milley and other top military leaders discussed the possibility of resigning one after another if it became necessary. these accounts come as the house select committee investigating the causes of january 6th have scheduled its first hearing for later this month. kris van cleave, cbs news, >>> a police standoff in texas has left one officer dead and levelland near lubbock. the suspect was taken into custody before midnight, more than ten hours after the police responded after a neighbor reported the suspect was acting strange and walking

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if i could pose the question to general millie also, you are pretrade in books published this summer as having sounded the alarm privately about the possibility of president trump manufacturing a crisis involving the military either domestically or overseas in order to stay in office after would you now set january 20. the historical record straight and were you concerned about the possibility of a coup and on what basis was that concern? secretary austin: thanks for your question there. we are doing a lot to support the afghan military and the afghan leadership as we speak. going to stand up and provide assistance and stood up in qatar that is operational now. we have provided -- begun the provision of the aircraft that we mentioned to you earlier that we are going to provide on friday three new uh-60's that landed in kabul and will see a steady drumbeat of that support going forward. we talked about setting up a note to be able to conduct over -the-horizon strike and that is in place. after august, our focus is on those threats that present -- those elements that present a threat t