Today on the Playbook podcast, how well is President Trump's peace plant in Gaza really going?

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We have the most fun story you'll hear all day. Hello, I'm Jack Blanchard. And I'm Dasha Burns.

It is Tuesday, November 11th. Hello, Dasha. How you doing? Hello, happy Veterans Day.

Happy Veterans Day. Yes, indeed. We will hear from Donald Trump later this morning. He

will be making the traditional 11am speech and laying a wreath at he expects and all the

important things that happen on Veterans Day when people pause to remember members of the

United States military and all around the world for their service. But, Dasha, what I want to talk to

you about today is not war, but peace and how the

peace plan is going in Gaza, because we have published a story on Politico's website based on

leaked documents that you have seen. Just set the scene for us. Just tell us what these documents

are that you've got hold of and what they can tell us about how the piece in Gaza is actually going.

Yeah, so this is reporting with my colleagues, Holly Toosie, Felicia Schwartz, and Paul McClary.

We obtained some private documents that have been circulating among U.S. officials that really underscore a lack of a clear path forward in Gaza.

We obtained 67 slides broken down into six segments

that were presented last month during a two-day symposium for U.S. Central Command,

and members of this newly created civilian military coordination center, the CMCC,

which was established in southern Israel as part of the peace agreement

between Israel and Hamas. So these are essentially like the important people who have gone

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