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Is there is more meaning in Rice's reference to "by the book?" I started digging & fell onto Author David Preiss, from a write-up about the President's Book of Secrets" on CIA's own website:
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2) In 2016, CIA goes on to say: ""Priess brings genuine expertise to his 1st book, "Book of Secrets."" However, more interestingly, his 2nd book is titled "How To Get Rid of A President" which came out November 2018.
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3) We all know, throughout history, the CIA writes, and even produces books & movies, and they use their own intel to do so. @POTUS @silentrunning12 @GregRubini @pragmatic_texan @99freemind @RampTheresa @la_cates @IngrahamAngle @colgrove11
4) So, I am going to conclude: There is a great possibility that Susan Rice was referring to these writings, for a book being written for the future, which happened to come out on paperback November 13, 2018, called "How To Get Rid Of A President."
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5) UPDATE! I knew I had seen it being referred to as (the book). "This top–secret document is known as the President's Daily Brief, or, within national security circles, simply “the Book.” @99freemind @POTUS @colgrove11 @silentrunning12 @pragmatic_texan @PatriotsSoapbox
