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On this episode of Newt's World, my guest is retired Army Lieutenant General Keith Kellogg.

General Kellogg spent 1,462 days in the White House serving with all four national security advisors

to President Trump longer than any other national security appointee. In that role, he was involved

in every major national security decision by the president from 2017 to 2021. In his new book,

War by Other Means, a general in the Trump White House, General Kellogg provides a discerning

eyewitness account of those years and details President Trump's COVID-19 response,

including the virus origins. He talks about the national security decisions around North Korea

and Russia and the development of Trump's Afghanistan plan. In Biden's misunderstanding of the exit,

he also describes what happened in the White House as the events of January 6th unfolded.

Here to tell us more about his experience in the Trump White House, I'm really pleased to welcome

my guest and my longtime friend General Keith Kellogg. He's dedicated his life to national service

with tours of duty in Vietnam, Panama, and Iraq, as well as commanding the 82nd Airborne Division

before serving in the White House.

You know, you and I go back, we were just talking about it. I think to 1987 or so,

at Fort Irwin, and if I call you Keith, and I hope you'll call me nude, I want people to notice,

not because I don't have a normal respect for you as a general, but we're just friends.

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