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cabinet and you think about this new reporting from susan glasser today in "the new yorker" and from carolyn inc. and phil rutger over the past few days, it is not a comfort at the end of the day we have president biden, the rightful winner of the 2020 election. it feels like that too is part of our slide toward normalizing all of the destruction that the ex-president did. i wonder if you can just speak to your current assessment of the strength of the institutions and how much of this they can handle. can they take four more years on the streets of looking for a plot like the one that was foiled in sacramento? can they take four more years of people radicalized by the big lie, radicalized by covid restrictions as it appears we are not done with covid either? how much more of this can our institutions take? >> nicolle, i'm really worried about the threat that's out there, particularly when you look at what is already on the plate of the department of justice and the fbi and the other members of the intelligence community. i mean keep in mind you talked at the start about a couple of the folk

want to come back to something that comes up both in michael bender's book and what we have seen in carolyn rucker's book. the people who know our history the best and they tended to be the ex-president military's advisers, ended having to confront his affinity for nazi germany the most. no, the nazis do not do good things and you do not comment hitler's handling the enemy. there is this of general millie's concerns of these parallels to nazi-germany. on january 14, dozens of leaders gathered for a drill exercise. they took over the large gymnasium and mapped out the city on the floor to a.j. where people would congregate. millie helped lead the drill and in initial small meetings with the seniors laid out the stakes . these guys are nazis, they are proud boys. these are the same people we fought in world war ii, milley told them. everyone in the room whether you are a cop or soldier, we'll stop these guys to make sure we have a peaceful transfer of power. shocking to read that the ex-president had enough affinity for hitler to see the top military commander saw his supporters in the threat