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evidence martialed in terms of the human toll and expect criminal charges to be filed against donald trump and his inner circle. >> you know, from what i have seen, and i get to see a lot of data, i've got to see a lot of data, but i can't take the committee's thunder and i know that sometimes is frustrating but they are doing such a great job but i do believe that when you're looking at the things that are happening, even in another layer underneath, i think it's possible because what the committee doesn't have time to do is look at every single first, second, third and fourth tier individual that was pushing us out into the states. and i think when the report comes out and you see other testimony, nicole, you're going to see there was a lot more people involved in the alternate elector scheme than was even identified today and i would really encourage people to look at open source research out there, to look at what people are identifying as far as the individuals. i wish i could talk about them more. i think the committee is going to bring it up, but nicole, i think as we go forward, what i would like for you to watch for and i think everybody is coordination from right beneath the president all the way to the
days of the trump administration. cnn's brian todd has the details. >> reporter: president biden backing joint chiefs chairman army general mark milley. >> i have confidence in general milley. >> reporter: following new revolutions in the new book "peril." former president trump and some republicans in congress calling for milley to be tossed out even court martialed over the courting in the book that general milley was so fearful that president trump would start a war with china that he secretly called his chinese counterpart twice to reassure him that the united states would not strike china. >> that is treason. i've had so many calls today saying that is treason. >> reporter: general milley's office defends his calls saying they were part of a series of calls with mirkamerica's alleys adversaries. a defense official says that the calls were not done in secret and followed the same protocols used by other chir air men of t
moment has the backing of his president. nonetheless, the pressure on army general mark milley has ramped up exponentially following revelations in the new book "peril." republicans in congress calling for milley to be tossed out, even court martialed if the allegations are true. they're furious over the reporting in the book that general milley right after the january 6th assault on the capitol called a secret meeting at the pentagon to review the process for military action including launching nuclear weapons, that milley instructed top military officials not to take orders from anyone including then president donald trump unless milley was involved. woodward and costa report milley was certain that trump had gone into a serious mental decline in the aftermath of the election with trump now all but manic screaming at officials and constructing his own alternate reality about endless election conspiracies. that rationale doesn't cut it with republicans like senator marco rubio. >> it is the essence a military
according to the chinese foreign ministry. >> yes, thank you for having me, arthel. i think there's a number of facts and factors that could be martialed that would be extremely helpful to this pilot. first of all, we know that he was stopped and arrested when he was leafing the country -- leaving the country. so it doesn't suggest he was trying to introduce anything into the country to be either used or sold. second, he was in transit. the only reason he was there was to go home. fedex is a hub. he had just completed a flight to japan, he returned there just to go home, so he was merely in transit. there was really no significant interaction he was going to have with china. and finally and perhaps most importantly, he did not have with him the device or the replica or the air soft gun that would otherwise be used to propel these pell if its. so the pellets themselves had no intrinsic or helpful or useful
since he's been there, he's been interviewing people to bring into his administration. multiple sources telling cnn homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen could be the next to go as well as the white house chief of staff john kelly. we know these two are the more moderate voices in the administration. >> donald trump is going to double down on the far-right that he's going to try to get re-elected with his base strategy and divide the country. he doesn't think that those two are tough enough on the border with mexico. that he doesn't want anybody coming in. he brow beats them for not being more martialed about the protection of the u.s.-mexican border. you have to be full board trumpian, 100% behind the president like a godfather-like loyalty. if you show any deviation he's ready to get rid of you.
or expand their arsenals for some period of time, say 36 months. inspectors would verify the limits are alleged hered to. other nations would affirm they do not intend to acquire nuclear weapons. crucially, north korea would be invited to sign onto this agreement as a nuclear weapon state with the idea of freezing its progress for now and aiming to later denuclearize the country. he says the advantages of this approach are it enlarges the north korea problem in a global context giving everyone an exit ramp so that previous nonnegotiable statements don't apply. it creates a global coalition that could be martialed to sanction north korea if it were to renege or cheat on its commitments and gives cover to china to truly clamp down on its ally. it also deals with beijing's core security concerns, preventing the collapse of north korea, and keeping south korea and japan from acquiring nuclear weapons. there is no good let alone
operations to make sure there's one person in charge. if he recommends air drop, we air drop. >> we've been told that they need helicopters to evacuate people from remote areas. he says there's people burying family members in front yards. communications are badly needed. they look at apocalyptic conditions between 48 and 72 hours. there's a little disconnect from what i'm hearing here and what they're telling me there. can you explain the difference? >> yes. if that's accurate, it needs to be remediated immediately. i believe i'm confident we have enough resources martialed and deployed forward. as i've explained in the past, we've had to augment and change our business model in the field. we did that thursday. you saw the effects over the
agencies on the other hand and to a large degree we ought to hold back until we have those conclusions. again, having been a prosecutor, huntsville, alabama, sometimes what the initial evidence may show is not what the final evidence may show. that's why you have these investigations that take some period of time. i know it's hard not to talk about these things because the public is so interested. but to me, if i was in charge, i would broaden the investigation involving russia in a variety of different ways and hopefully these investigative agencies and committees will give us a report once their investigation is concluded, once all the evidence has been martialed so that we can have a better understanding of how to react to it to prevent any wrongdoing from occurring in the future. >> your colleague is the respect congressman, chairman of the oversight committee in the house. he responded to the president's accusations of a witch hunt,
much on this dream team five, but bergdahl being traded for these five taliban individuals and coming back to the united states and being treated as a hero, that's incredible frustrating and infuriating. because there are men and women, especially men who i knew in afghanistan who died looking for him. those are the heros. bergdahl, who walked away who deserted his post, he's not a hero. >> do you want him court marshalled amarshal -- martialed and tried? >> he needs to be held 100% accountable for his actions. >> thank you for serving this country. i'm sorry you lost platoon members because of this. i appreciate you telling your story. joining me now is a friend and former roommate of sergeant bergdahl and also his former
>> i just come away from this hearing tonight and i get the feeling that no one in the v.a. right now is in a position to do anything. if i did something wrong, if people died, i would be fired and probably court martialed. and that's the nature. business. >> where in the world is the urgency? what do you say tonight? i know what you don't know. what do you know that you can tell the american people that they can learn in two and a half hours of a committee meeting? >> congresswoman, our focus remains on caring for these veterans -- >> if that's the case -- >> can i finish? >> no, because i have five minutes. >> so shinseki, he's not going to go until the white house finds a suitable replacement. they know they look like they've been slow to respond. the last thing they're going to do is leave a void at the top of