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I do not believe that based on what I have heard and my understanding of

the responsibilities of the medical staff of the president, that there's nothing in my mind

that would negatively implicate national security by providing a more truthful accounting to the

American people about Donald Trump's condition. It's more Donald Trump is trying to project a

image of strength, power, resilience, and I think just secrecy as far as his personal fares,

whether they be business and financial, or whether they be health records.

John Brennan is the former director of the Central Intelligence Agency. John spent a career

in government in both intelligence and senior policy positions, including serving as president

of Obama's senior Homeland Security and Counterterrorism Advisor. John just published his memoir,

titled Undaunted, My Fight Against America's Enemies at Home in Abroad. And he joins me today to

talk about his book. We'll be right back with that discussion after a word from our exclusive sponsor,

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On a cold night in 2010, a boy is stopped by the police while walking home from a party in the Bronx.

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