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In the prologue and throughout the book, you see milley talking to other officials. we detail his conversations with the head of the nsa. paul nakasone. we see him talking to gina haskell about the china calls. he talks to the joint chiefs of staff about the china calls. it's a dangerous story of a transition in total turmoil. the milley component is part of it. that's what we're trying to really give readers a portrait of. >> so milley also addressed a phone call with house speaker nancy pelosi just two days after the capitol insurrection, where the speaker reportedly expressed concerns about...

And trump was berating china for the coronavirus. >> we must hold accountable the nation which released this plague on to the world, china. >> reporter: two days after the insurrection, miley called li again. putting the two nations on the 95's edge of disaster. >> and it's in the aftermath of that he sits down with commanders at the pentagon and goes over with them the procedures for how a nuclear weapon can be used. >> reporter: also alarmed after january 6th, speaker pelosi who calls miley to ask, according to a transcript obtained by the authors what precautions are available to prevent an...

#ICYMI: An unintelligible tweet made by U.S. Strategic Command on Sunday was produced by a small child. USSTRATCOM, which is responsible for the U.S. nuclear arsenal, stirred confusion after releasing a tweet that appeared to be gibberish: “;l;;gmlxzssaw.” The tweet was deleted shortly after.

#ICYMI: An unintelligible tweet made by U.S. Strategic Command on Sunday was produced by a small child. USSTRATCOM, which is responsible for the U.S. nuclear arsenal, stirred confusion after releasing a tweet that appeared to be gibberish: “;l;;gmlxzssaw.” The tweet was deleted shortly after.

... WAIT FOR IT... That's right. A KID. Some TOT. USSTRATCOM, which is responsible for the U.S. nuclear arsenal, stirred confusion after releasing a tweet that appeared to be gibberish: “;l;;gmlxzssaw.” The tweet was deleted shortly after. USSTRATCOM issued an apology in a follow-up tweet and asked users to “disregard” the previous post. After the tweet Twitter users began joking that the agency had inadvertently sent out a nuclear launch code. The tweet was even used by followers of QAnon to further their conspiracy theory. USSTRATCOM’s FOIA officer said in a statement: “The Com...