and started using the same techniques for nation state sponsored attacks. and that is the world we have today. and it's a very sophisticated, sophisticated world. if you remember back in the '80s there was a movie called "war games." that movie was well ahead of its time them. today, we far surpass the capabilities of that movie "war games." if some of you remember that, those kids hacking into computer government systems and what not. today, there are actually four types of cybercrime. i thought i'd step through some of the stories so you can understand how this all works. the first and most prevalent, we read a lot about, is cyber theft of identity. and information. so it's identity theft, but done in bulk amount. the reason it's done in bulk ability is our identities are worth anywhere from 30 cents to $100 on the black market. there are organizations who specialize in stealing large amounts of data. an example recent was amazon, if you bought zappos online, you probably got an e-mail that your account was compromised. it's probably in the millions. now,

far above most states in the second highest rating in the nation. uniquely in public sector america, indiana now pays state workers on a performance basis so those doing the best job are properly rewarded for their superior efforts. but i know that the reward they value as much as money is simple recognition from the citizens they serve and i hope you'll show them right now that you value them and their hard work as much as i do. careful stewardship of the taxpayer's dollar and ceaseless efforts are matters of duty and basic good government. but they are not the fundamental goals of public life. they're just means to the real goal. which is to make our state a place of opportunity and upward mobility and a better standard of living. a place where young people and people not so young know that they can start with nothing and make a good life. from our administration's first day, this has been the central objective around which everything else was organized. we have worked relentlessly to move indiana up the list of great places to do business. we set

but the federal and constitutional court as to the very structure of a nation state. i would say to young people in a few year's time, you will be able to change residence as students do these days. quite often you will be able to take your pension rights with you. you will be able to take out insurances. you will be able to take up a place of residence and also to work. that is something that essentially can do already now. but there are still quite a lot of obstacles to actually doing this. i hope that there is going to be a european public that will come out of that and will develop out of that, where it will be more and more a matter of course not only for students, but also for pensioners for workers to live and work in different places dealing with the european institutions. well, i think we have to actually become used to the commission becoming more and more like a government with all the competences that it will be given. for us in germany this is not all that unusual. because we have, after all, with lender governments that have their own competence as we wi

i think we then become a binational state and a bilingual nation and a binational nation. and i don't think the this, the united states survives. you see what happens in places like kosovo when they do that way, they pull away. and so the question -- this is what might be called the national question. i mean, mexican folks are good folks, they're hard working folks, and even the illegals who come here work hard, but we're going to have to decide are we going to remain one nation and one people? be and i think if we do not get control of immigration, certainly illegally and even legally, if we continue with a million and a million and a half when the melting pot, ralph, has been rejected and broken and we're talking multiculturalism which is failing all over europe, i think that's, that's one of the fundamental problems i see which is the internal breakup of the united states into its component parts. >> host: see, what i think, you go further than that, though, you quote some high mexican officials that seem to think the southwest of the united states is going to be theirs.

try to run your own country, and to what extent is the intention of the revolution to create a nation state. there are a lot of people they wept together as a series of states. and now that we defeated, we'll go our separate ways. to some extent jefferson believes that. >> u.s. hamilton said whether he would be elected or not and hamilton is swallowing the bitter pill and said better this guy than aaron bird. he said he'll probably want to come into a good estate. eventually with the constitution, he takes more position. sow violates all this principles in that context. but what am i trying to say? i'm rambling perhaps here. >> starting with war and then continuing from that, there were those in the south and in virginia who did not draw these agrarian -- >> but they've become isolated. i think both washington and marshal are regarded as trojan horses within virginia. and the fact that marshal is chief justice from 1800 to 1835, he's like that's one of the most amazing things to me. think about this. like there are three republican presidents, jefferson, madison, and monroe. all serving eig

was could we be at war with a non-nation state, and i think president bush made that decision for the country that night. and that was an important decision because once you make that call, then the united states can turn to the laws and rules of warfare to deal with al-qaeda and the threat of terrorism. all of those, i think, were on display not just in our invasion of afghanistan, the use of troops and drones to wipe out much of al-qaeda's existing leadership at the time of 9/11, but also was put fully on display, i think, in the successful operation to kill osama bin laden over the summer which i think of as president obama's greatest foreign policy and national security achievement in the last two and a half years. there you saw intelligence provided by people who had been detained under the laws of war, electronic surveillance producing more intelligence, all pulled together to locate where osama bin laden had been hiding. and then the use of military force to go out and kill him. under the rules of the criminal justice system which administrations of both political parties had u

like our sovereignty the strength of our nation's is inherited. the stated in the nation's as i outlined today should be defined by what we commit to right now to make the state of indian nations even stronger in the years to come. we all know the trials are facing a difficult history. we are rising from the harsh economic conditions to contribute to a more prosperous tomorrow. the tribes have been doing more with less with generations. i'm here to all 20 path to overcome our share challenges so we ask specific economic changes and improvements for our tribal nations. some of these require legislative action but many of these can come from direct action by the administration. ultimately though, it will be the actions of the native people that can change the nation's in our community. native people what the first americans. chiral nations are the first governments of the country. one of the three sovereigns' recognized in the united states constitution. and our america is a place where each member of the american family of government contributes to a prospero

as a known fact i quote the failure of the multicultural prior project and even a crisis of a nation state while i personally agree to this opinion which is expressed by many of my colleagues in the west but do you think it makes sense for a for a calendar that. the presidency to to to to choose this categorical option well i think it's very interesting that he seems to be playing a soft nationalism hard if you like not a hard nationalism card but i think that if you look down the road into russia's future demographics shows us that the people who are not the ethnic russians are going to become a larger and larger. percentage of the population that the migration routes are yes because people you know in every country of the world migrants eventually become citizens and feel a loyalty to that country but they don't necessarily buy into the ethnic composition they want to retain their ethnic composition i think that putin is trying to respect everyone's an ethnic traditions and religion but he's he's facing a very difficult. situation because on the one hand he has the liberals who are criti

podium flanked by his vice president and the speaker of the house and confidently tell the nation that the state of our union is strong the future is promising and a new generation of americans are such to inherit a better nation but tonight is not one of those times. tonight the state of our nation is grave and if the majority of americans were given their chance to speak out about the state of the union this is likely what they would say tonight forty nine million americans are trying to claw their way out of poverty including one out of every five american children tonight half of all americans can no longer claim to be part of the middle class and instead belong to the working poor or low income and those are the lucky ones because tonight forty six million americans depend on food stamps to put in a food on the table for their families and i five million american homeowners are dealing with the very real possibility of imminent foreclosure and literally living on the streets tonight fifty three million americans don't have health insurance and are one illness or accident away from financial

and here i want to take a moment to highlight the state partnership program which pairs national guard units of a given state with a particular partner country. one of the first such partnership relationships was established back in 1993 between the illinois national guard and the polish military. since then illinois guardsmen and polish forces have deployed together to both iraq and afghanistan, and the troops from the land of lincoln have helped the poles with such matters as developing a stronger nco core along the american model. as for the reserves, we've already begun to see a further expansion of missions and responsibilities to help the nation meet urgent national security needs. in the national defense authorization act of fiscal year '12, for example, there are provisions allowing service secretaries to call up to 60,000 reservists into active duty for as long as a year outside of times of war and emergency. this allows greater access to reserve components for preplanned missions for the combatant commanders. in addition, the ndaa also allows the secretary of defense to activ

because the state, has to award their electoral college votes whoever wins the national popular vote. listen, if you're in a small state with a small population, say maybe rhode island, even if a candidate decides he doesn't want to go through the process of qualifying for the ballot in your state for the general election, you are still going to have toward your electoral college votes to the individual. and people who are not eligible to vote in your state may be influencing how you award your electoral college votes. what i mean by that? most states if you're in prison you can vote. but you can if you're in vermont or maine. ends up utility in eligible in your states will be able to vote. everybody looks back at the 2000 election and the recount that happened there, and we had to wait what, five weeks to know who was president. that was a recount though in just one state. we have the most decentralized election system of any western democracy. and the recount rules are different in every state. and that means that if a national election was so close that one side thought a recount s

media plays an important part also, separate and apart from what president clinton does, the nation's state commitments have to come through on the pledges they made. we understand the world economy is in a different place. but those pledges are the hope of haiti. as i said yesterday, there is a thing about haiti that has to be understood when talking about ownership. martin luther king, as he once said, telling a man to pick thimself up by his own bootstraps is fine, but it is cruel to a man who does not have boots. there is still a lot of that going on in haiti. when you are dealing with donors, there is a word that comes up constantly, which is sustainability. the sustainability is the understanding of the haitian people themselves. it is they will create the sustainability. when you do it and the radical programs, one time after another it does not work. frankly, my belief is that haiti would have been better off today had not been a single ngo there in the last 30 years. tavis: that is a serious statement. am i am pretty sure. as a primarily destructive force, which now, large the beca

nation states still important in europe bullies to be important twenty first century or is europe moving towards federalization are we moving towards the united states of europe something that you know i would say first of all we need unification say it's a clear but. i would say it's a role of just a just a very very important to support to from research and i think. is founded and we need much more funds because of funds is a good in wasted money this is a future for our grandchildren. one of the problems that exists in science and you mention is that one of your interviews i read is the problems of into disciplinary dialogue well i mean that there that the enormous complexity of each given science to sell is so today that that that people for the scientists find it difficult to communicate the challenge is it true to stall because when you don't group into this serious in everybody speaks in his own language and send you in a situation where you can't understand the one so modern sciences and is one of our tech this in so i mean to be into disappeared nehring and out of this we have t

but once you're trying to run your own country -- what intention is the revolution to create a nation state? there are a lot of people who believe we come together as a series of states to oppose the british and now that we've defeated them we'll go our separate ways. patrick henry believes that. to some extent jefferson believes that. although as hamilton said when he's on the eve of will he be elected or not and hamilton is swallowing the bitter pill and saying, better this guy than aaron burke. he'll probably want to dmoom a good estate. >> eventually as president with the louisiana purchase jefferson takes the most powerful executive action in american history. more powerful than trueman's decision to drop the bomb. he violates all his political principles in that context. but what am i trying to say? i'm rambling perhaps here, but i think that -- >> well so it was starting with the war but then continuing from that there were those in the south and in virginia who did not draw these agrarian -- >> they become isolated. both washington and marshall are regarded as trojan horses within v

that already in the european union to be developed nation states. people should be allowed to defend themselves wherever they are guns in the hands of law abiding decent people are not a problem national rifle association was a group of basically retired military police love to shoot holes in i'm sorry if you know that the bullet comes out here and this makes it go bang and if what's in front of here is going to die. that's all the training you really really need raise your hand if you know something's been. ok place to live while one of the philadelphia owners urban streets. until about a hopefully we will never have to use the weapons for self defense but we should be prepared a full class including the teacher i think was. seventeen students. and one of seven or so a lot of. headlines on syria is still reeling from escalating outbreaks of violence as its plight now spreads to new york why. u.n. security council members seem unlikely to reach consensus on the. occupy d.c. protesters dig their heels in as they wait for a police crackdown after the

quote to the death it comes after a two day state funeral was held for his father kim jong il in the streets of the capital pyongyang artie's where if a national has been looking into what we know about the new head of state. and the death of the north korean dictator has raised questions and hopes over whether the dictatorship one of the last in the world will follow or will this extremely close society remain isolated condit's new leader too so little is known about the lately to his great successor his third and youngest son kim turning is a bit of a dark course even his age remains a subject of speculation his thought to be twenty seven or twenty eight his new ascension to power increases the media hunger for information about him so his expensive education in switzerland said lead tracked it's a lot more interest and entrepreneur in moscow with russian origins alexander how good she believes he could have been one of keams classmates when news spread that kim charney may have gone to an elite school in this week's margins in late ninety's the businessman brought out his all the book to refresh his memory there were quite a few koreans. qu

california is about to run the first in the nation state program for cap-and-trade. to regulate carbon emissions and the governor came clean and said he intends to use half of the money generated from the program to pay down the state's deficit, in other words this is exactly what critics always said, it is a tax on energy, to give people like mr. brown mr. ability to spend. >> james. >> a rehit, really, to eli manning, you recall at the end of the summer before the nfl season began he said that he was an elite quarterback and some people expressed skepticism including the moderator of the program and i gave him the hit and i thought he showed

preference would be for some powers that are already in the european union to be devolved back to nation states. so i think we have integration . and in some respects gone too far and mr callahan thanks very much for sharing your views on the program pub. league. a loser lists cigarettes slumped. subsists. top stories this hour in r.t. russia's foreign minister warns the un security council will never approve foreign military intervention in syria but says never insisted returning the sound regime was a condition for peace and as the syrian opposition rejects a chance for talks with the country's president and threatening the assad family with a brutal and bloody end. the u.s. military presence in the asia pacific region will threaten to backfire in the philippines which is offered to host more american troops in china daily has called for sanctions against the on a nation for creating tension in the region. and this is first e.u. summit exposes deepening divisions within the union with predictions they'll grow even deeper that's despite most members agreeing to fiscal restrictions that critics

and now we are trying to build a functioning nation state there.n americans thought the purpose of the mission was to prevent al-qaida from carrying out a 9/11 attack they supported it but it is now a nation building mission. >> i hear we are gutting the military. washington post blog reads. obama cuts defense to the bone and then some. supposedly cutting 500 billion. >> we are grown the military budget over the last 15 years, it doesn't represent a gutting. in fact, even if the most cuts under sequestration. budget act. >> failure of the super committee. >> automatic cuts and terrible and going to destroy our military. >> takes us back to 200divide levelings. that was not a leann year for the pentagon . continue to grow. >> we do have one graph. this shows projected military spending if something done and this line shows after obama's charges and both are still going up. why is there all of this talk about cuts and cutting defense to the bone and then some in the washington post of all places. >> in washington, john, the people's money is the gove

but another benefit of the non-inertial republic why when it has taken away and form their own nation state jeffrey what do you think about that maybe minus the baltic republics is what was there any possibility that the union could have stayed together under any circumstances. well i think what drove the union apart was the very determination and radical nature of gorbachev reforms if he had not undertaken those reforms of soviet union would've it seems to me survive possibly for a long time even including the baltic republics after gorbachev started one can imagine a union treaty which would have created a more decentralized union probably as you say without the baltic republics. but without the back burn which it had in the communist party of the soviet union it would have been a very unstable place so i think probably not in the long run archie what do you think about that in one communist soviet union could it come into existence again could have been viable. i think it could have been viable without a number of republics certainly without the baltic states but something closer to the

. >> now a national association of secretaries of state convention on the 2012 presidential nominating calendar and elections preparations. you'll hear remarks from represe representatives from the department of the justice and postal service. this is a little over three hours. >> thank you, secretary reed. the first presenter today is jane could be who serve z although the relatively new director of i civics created by stand dra day o'connor, who was the recipient of our very own nass margaret chase smith award a couple of years ago. prior to his current role, he was a fellow for the berkman center for internet and society at harvard where he invested the impact of technology and the internet on legal education and studied the enter section of video games and moral development. he helped to found legal aid university and provides training for professional development for poverty lawyers across the nation. he holds a b.a. in social studies from harvard university and awe juryist from law school. we expected them to speak for the committee about i sifblgs which is a curriculum in many o

preference would be for some powers that are already in the european union to be devolved back to nation state. i think we've got thirty we've had a bit of integration. in some respects gone too far. thanks very much for sharing your views on the program. were shot four times in total and there were. three of the boys are still in my body. and people should be allowed to defend themselves wherever they are gone from the law abiding decent people are not a problem national rifle association. basically retired military police. to shoot holes in i'm sorry if you know that the bullet comes out here and this makes it go bang and what's in front of here is going to die and that's all the training you really really need raise your hand if you know something. to live well one of the philadelphia police service streets. tell a lot of hopefully we will never have to use the weapons for self defense but we should be prepared for the full class including the teacher i think there's. seventeen students. and one or seven who are still. download the official antti application to go on the phone only pulled t

eurozone that there is a lack of competitiveness having tighter fiscal controls mean that the nation states give up a fundamental part of the democratic policy there is a fiscal policy taxes but they no longer decide about the major param it is of their national sovereignty i think that would be great for systems apart from that but it will not solve the competitive cost competitive just problem of least forty old. perhaps italy the markets are expecting tough decisions for structural reform of the eurozone in order to melt this down to something which is homogeneous to survive all of those things will not bring as a cure of the problems. it is a good to have you with us as we ring in the first day of the new year as the world is welcoming two thousand and twelve with mass celebrations of fireworks all over the globe has now become the latest to ring in the fresh. thousands times square ceremonial ball dropping. and then it was a turn sin city to ring in two thousand and twelve with a large scale extravaganza lighting up the las vegas skyline also australia was among the first countries to