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Speaker 1: about those two nuclear situations. Mike, how are you, sir?

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Speaker 1: Thank you? Why don't we begin with the I almost

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Speaker 1: totalitarian regimes trying to or wanting to liberalize, and how

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Speaker 1: Mike Clients, CBS News Military Analysts, Mikey, it's always enlightening.

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