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Former deputy national security advisor to President Obama Ben Rhodes speaks to Nicolle Wallace about America’s unique weaknesses during a transition of power, and says he fears that if Trump does not cooperate, the country could be vulnerable to an attack. Aired on 11/16/2020.
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