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So Jim Garrity, we got a 33-page strategy document

from the Trump administration setting out their view of the world, very harsh on George

W. Bush, as you would expect, and the tendency enunciated in this second inaugural address, not a lot on China and Russia,

Russia I'd say especially, China maybe for reading between the lines, it says we're going to

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