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Joe Biden now has access to a special briefcase that enables whoever 
is President of the United States to order nuclear strikes from 
virtually any location at any time. Another one of these cases, 
colloquially known as the "nuclear football,"
 traveled with now-former President Donald Trump to Florida, where it 
would have remained just feet away, carried by a military aide, right 
until the moment when he was no longer Commander-In-Chief.
The Washington Post's Mike DeBonis spotted a football,
 of which there is more than one, entering the Capitol earlier this 
morning ahead of the inauguration. The ceremony officially began at 
around 11:15 AM, but Biden was not officially sworn in as the 46th 
President until later on in the event. 6park.com
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Trump won't hand Biden the nuclear football. Here's how the handoff will happen.
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Carol E. Lee and Dan De Luce
Tue, January 19, 2021, 8:49 PM 6park.com
When he is sworn in Wednesday, President-elect Joe Biden will get the nuclear "football" -- an oddly shaped 45-pound briefcase that is always at the president's side to command and control the country's massive nuclear arsenal.
A
 military aide carrying the "football" remains physically close to the 
president, ready to carry out the well-rehearsed choreography of command
 and control.
Smithsonian Magazine reported
 that is it officially called the "president's emergency satchel," and 
it is built around a "sturdy aluminum frame, encased in black leather." 
But, the magazine noted, unlike in the movies, it does not have a big 
red button to launch a nuclear war.
However, for the first time, 
the outgoing president, Donald Trump, will not hand off the black 
leather case to the incoming president. Typically, the handoff takes 
place at the inauguration ceremony at the U.S. Capitol.
Because 
Trump plans to be in Florida when Biden is sworn in, the handoff will 
happen differently. It will be the first time in the nuclear age that a 
sitting president has not attended his successor's inauguration.
A
 U.S. official said that a military aide will accompany Trump to Florida
 with one of the footballs and that Trump will retain sole authority to 
launch a nuclear strike until 11:59:59 a.m. Wednesday. Trump's being 
physically out of Washington will not affect his launch authority or 
access to the football until noon. (There are multiple footballs that 
allow a president to launch a military strike while traveling.)
Another
 military aide with a second nuclear football will hand over the 
authority to Biden once he is sworn in, the official said, and the 
military aide with Trump will bring the football back to Washington.
The football for Biden will be on hand for him at noon Wednesday. 6park.com
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