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But I see nothing in what I've read that would cause any concern.

What is the chairman's role in terms of the nuclear launch if there were nuclear launch by the president?

Well, the chairman is the key military adviser to the president, to the commander-in-chief.

And in a sequence of events whereby a commander-in-chief would be making that decision, that most grave of decisions,

the chairman would be intimately involved in that process in providing advice and counsel to both the secretary and to the president.

Obviously, the president, in this case, makes the final decision by statute, by law.

He is the prime military adviser to the president, and this would be a military decision of profound proportions here and importance.

So he would be absolutely involved in that process, souped and nuts.

And was there anything unusual said to the Chinese counterpart in the phone calls as far as you understand?

Well, again, all I've seen is the same reporting that you've seen, Jen.

I can't speak to the specifics of the conversation.

A conversation that took place, obviously, before this administration took office.

But I would add, if I may, again, that it is not only common, it's expected that a chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff would continue to have counterpart conversations.

I mean, he is basically the chief of defense for the United States. We don't call him that.

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