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The rest of his tenure under Donald Trump entailed trying to curb the worst instincts and

accesses of Trump and his allies, his Atlantic reports. 20 men have served as the chairman of

the joint chief since the position was created after World War II, until Millie and then have been

forced to confront the possibility that a president would try to ferment a provoke a coup

in order to illegally remain in office. A plain reading of the record shows it in the chaotic

period before and after the 2020 election. Millie did as much as or more than any other American to

defend the constitutional order, to prevent the military from being deployed against the American

people and to forestall the eruption of wars within America's nuclear armed adversaries.

His defense of the constitutional order, as the Atlantic puts it, entailed being on high alert

for any moves made by Trump and his coup-plotting allies. From that new reporting, quote,

shortly after Defense Secretary Mark Asperr was fired, Millie told both Kashpatel and

Ezra Cohen-Watnik, another Trump loyalist, sent to the Pentagon, that he would make sure they

would see the world from behind bars if they did anything illegal to prevent Joe Biden from taking

the oath of office on January 20. Both men have denied being warned in this manner. When the plot

to overturn the 2020 election erupted into violence on January 6, Millie played a critical role

in the response. In his testimony to the January 6 select committee, Millie underscored Trump's

dereliction of duty. Watch.

Zero. And in the tense period after the insurrection, as concerns about the country's stability

spiked here at home and abroad, Millie, according to this new reporting in the Atlantic, quote,

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