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The department of justice is engaged in one of the largest investigations they've ever undertaken and certainly there are some excerpts from this book that are remarkable. and i think that jeremy's right. ultimately the institutions held, but barely. mark milley had a plan for resigning himself and then have generals resign if he was asked to use the military for personal reasons. they had to threaten trump with his own resignation, who would then have a press conference to explain that donald trump's ros his children and rudy giuliani amounted to obstruction of justice. now they held and ther...

Here is more from "i alone can fix it." quote, what they're trying to do here is overturn the government, milley's friend told him. this is all real, man. you are one of the few guys standing between us and some really bad stuff. according to the book, as trump continued to push the big lie, milley grew more anxious. he was so worried, in fact, that trump would use the military in an attempted coup that he spoke to his closest deputies about preparing to guard against it and said, quote, they may try but they're not going to succeed. the nation's top military officer, believing the nation was ...

Anybody with the impression the military or cia was on the verge of tilting over in one political direction. that's not the case, i don't believe. >> well, i think what the book details -- and i want to bring you back in, eli, the book details the transfer of power, which is a little bit more than the ministerial functions, the transfer of power was in question, and you look at the scene and it was clear trump wanted pence to stop the peaceful transfer of power. you can't describe it as peaceful. i want to come back and read the section dan goldman describes about pardoning. eli, there was som...

Book out next week called "i alone can fix it, donald trump's cat strochk final year," showcase a chairman of the joint chiefs concerned and fearful about what might happen in the waning days of the administration. a stud of history, milley saw trump as the classic authoritarian leader with nothing to lose. he described to aides that he kept having this stomach-churning feeling that some of the worrisome early stages of 20th century fascism in germany were replaying in 21st century america. he saw parallels between trump's rhetoric of election fraud and adolf hitler's insistence to his followe...

Commander, author of the book, "2034." and john heilemann is back, nbc news national analyst, host of show time's "the circus." general mccaffrey, i start with you. your reaction to this new and if thought thematically a departure, it is certainly new detail to something we worried about at a lot of different junctures over the last four years. >> well, nicolle, i was hearing much of this as a primary source during contemporary events. you know, you should back off this and just say, if you were a foreign intelligence officer looking at trump's behavior during these last few months of the admi...