Below you post John Bolton's comments about the national security risk

Here is Susan Rice

Transitions? I’ve seen a few.

Since 2000, I have participated in three presidential transitions from the vantage points of both the departing and the incoming administration. This year, although I serve on the Biden-Harris transition advisory board, I am not a member of the transition team and, as always, these views are my own.

Each transition I experienced was different, but what they shared was a recognition that our country’s national security is best served when both sides endeavor to have a responsible handoff of power. Conversely, it is undermined when either side refuses to engage the other seriously.

In the week since Joe Biden’s victory became clear, President Trump and his administration have taken no steps toward starting the process of transition. The risks to our national security are mounting.

John Bolton

BOLTON: Well, if he had any character, I would say it's perfectly in character. It displeases him when reality doesn't conform to the image that he has of it.

I do not expect him to go graciously. I do expect him to go. But I think pretty soon we'll get the stab in the back theories. We'll get the dark conspiracy theories continued. And he will make life as difficult as he can for the incoming Biden administration.

I think that harms the country. I’ve been through five separate transitions and I know how difficult it is coming in and going out. And every day that he delays under the pretense that he's simply asking for his legal remedies ultimately is to the country's disadvantage, certainly in the national security space, and I think given (ph) the coronavirus pandemic and the effective distribution of the vaccine and a range of other things as well.

So this is something he needs to get over. And, again, I just think it requires Republicans to explain that in the nature of things we need a transition and we should proceed with it as soon as we can.

RADDATZ: Let's talk about national security. You say it is a danger. Biden has not received that daily presidential briefing.

Do you believe that is a real national security concern?

BOLTON: Well, I think it goes beyond that. Look, Trump doesn't pay any attention to the daily briefings either which will -- it will be a plus for the country when we have a president who actually cares to know what's going on in the rest of the world.

But it's much more complicated than just the president. The national security decision making process is cumbersome. Everybody agrees with that. There are a lot of different perspectives and a lot of different information that has to be considered.

So, really, the whole transition process itself at the State Department, at the Defense Department, at Homeland Security, in the intelligence community, really across the whole government, not just for the transition team to be sure they understand the issues that the new administration will face, but to move forward with the selection process for cabinet secretaries, White House advisers, the teams at various departments, this nomination and confirmation process is already beyond description in how lengthy and time-consuming and hard it is to do.

https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/week-transcript-11-15-20-adm-brett-giroir/story?id=74218239

You operate under the delusion that you are making sense. Cognitive dissonance is the only explanation for your posting John Bolton and then attacking my post. I understand that dagblog wants only a limited viewpoint, but the threat to national security is very clear.

You two are funny

The alternative facts are coming from the Trumpsters

The election was rigged

Trump won

There is no need to concede 

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