. >> host: is the was conducting a regular basis cyberwarfare for lack of a better word against other countries? evidently place you could call it cyberwarfare is the decision to use cybercommand begins isis that is where you could say the military is engaged so that is unusual and unwise so in cyberspace because that is pretty pathetic but said the state department has said up fairly extensive effort to encounter that messaging and anti-american efforts and to be counterproductive and to be way ahead of the government. >> we have always been baghdad's propaganda. >> cow much is that with cybersecurity cyberintelligence quick. >> the last number sow was 40 million that includes network defense they probably interest to me the intelligence. >> is a well allocated quick. >> and how much can we tell these companies and must do something leading to in a next to have a hard time for that. >> >> so i did remember the mel to suggest it is forged midwinter of 2015 so honestly. sedan to say what they thought of it. i am not even sure with the document is what those consequences are so to get t

or that he means you cyberwarfare against our opponents.e that word here is actually introduce a whole new area into the campaign and that would be cyberwarfare. now we have verdicts -- not critics, the rulings from the supreme court earlier. one of them did 90 upon administration for a request to reconsider major immigration case. i am saying that means the court says no, mr. obama, you can't do what you want to do with immigration. judge alex herrera is the former host of judge alex. judge, is that about right? without obvious rigmarole here and there, dare say no, mr. president, you can't do that. is that correct? >> i'd like to agree with you on that but i don't actually. the court is saying we're not going to reconsider this just like we didn't reconsider the case. stuart: doesn't that mean the under course, the previous court rulings stand? >> no, you are right about that. stuart: president obama's immigration policy dead in the water. >> that you are right about. it's not the supreme court is saying we are disagreeing with what you d

so what is cyberwarfare? >> thank you, great. i'm glad you asked the question because a lot of the tougher cybersecurity stay remains if kids soccer. everyone is swarming the ball, chasing the shiny object. for nietzsche recognized model hacks at the same, nor are all hackers. their intentions very covert capabilities. and if you were to start the threat environment, if that nation states the top of the list. those at the top of that list are countries integrating computer network attack in x rated to their war fighting strategy and doctrine. obviously foreign terrorist organizations, criminal enterprises. model hacks is in. they are very different. countries that are marshaling and mobilizing for war fighting strategy and doctrine are the countries that i think are the very top of the list. from the u.s. national security is, russia and china are at the tops of database in terms of capability. a lot of will be seen as computer network at way for espionage insiders raise the cost of intelligence preparation and they've integrated

what is cyberwarfare? let's start with frank on the end. >> thank you, craig. a lot of the coverage today reminds me of kids' soccer, everybody chasing the ball, the shiny object. not all hacks are the same, nor are all hackers. their intentions vary, their capabilities vary. if you were to stack the threat environment, nation states are obviously at the top of the list, countries that are integrating computer attack and exploit in their doctrine. you have criminal enterprises, and hack-tivists. not all hacks are the same. they're very different. countries that are marshaling and mobilizing cybercapabilities into their war fighting strategy and doctrine are the countries at the very top of the list. when from a u.s. national security perspective, obviously russia and china are at the very tops of that list. in terms of capability, a lot of what we've seen is computer network exploit or espionage in cyberspace. they've also done integrating the cyber into their war fighting strangltegy. you've got other countries who may lack the capability of russia and china,

what is cyberwarfare? frank on the end. we make thank you, great. a lot of the coverage of cybersecurity today reminds me of kids soccer. everyone is swarming the ball, chasing the shiny egg. we need to recognize not all hacks are the same nor are all half yours. their intentions very. there capabilities scary. if you were to staff the threat environment, obviously you've got nationstates at the top of the list. those at the top of that list are those integrating computer network attack and exploit into their war fighting strategy and doctrine. this terrorist organization, but not all hacks are the same. they are very different. countries that are marshaling to mobilize income of cybercapabilities into their war fighting strategy and doctrine are the countries that get the very top of the list. from the u.s. national security is, obviously russia and china are the very tops about this in terms of capability. a lot of what we've seen is espionage but with most than intelligence preparation of the battlefield and integrated cyberinto their war fightin

adversary of the united states trying to effect the outcome of this election with cyberattacks, cyberwarfare against one of the most important institutions in this country which is the democratic party. and republicans are cheerleading it on. if ronald reagan was here, i guarantee you ronald reagan would not be supportive of russian attacks on the infrastructure of one of the most important political institutions in this country, the democratic party. he would not. and what republicans are doing is apologist for this is outrageous. >> bob shrum, you get the last word. where do you put this race? >> i have said for a long time said since labor day that the race was fundamentally over. i think he was always in a demographic cul-de-sac but he could have gone at a tremendous disadvantage with women, latinos, millennial voters, african-americans, couldn't win but he could have gone into that first debate and tried to pass the threshold of acceptability. been a reasonable person. he wasn't. second debate, he stalked her, right now, even before the debate, he's going around the country as i said ea

to participate in this this cybercommand is the world's best a cybersecurity and also cyberwarfare toerstand their wrists with retaliation as a form of warfare ahead on all why we're not using it we need to make it clear if you use cyberwarfare you might have been relations with united states. >> having a reformation hacked by anyone in this election cycle for we have heard about cyberattacks we cannot allow that to happen whether the electric grid or e-mail me up to make sure we are working to protect those privacies to make sure we have the information shared possibly can prevent them and that we are doing everything we can to be prepared for whatever cyber attacks we have. fin and we're training people tend the area and to trade with cybereducation it is a complex field and they have not seen the information. we have to work together with our businesses and with our government to protect our individual privacy to make sure we can share information i know my fishing license was hacked. some people's health care they are very complex and we need to work together to address them. >> m

. >> bed is an something thatt we got into with this broadcast of the cyberwarfare. i noted in the station has stepped up their efforts in that regard but i cannot comment directly because that was not our primary focus so i did not dig into that. is a fear as isis gets out of the stronghold that the fighters that would flock in 2014 would be leaving.g. there is no doubt that isiss is is feeling of pressure and the output of propaganda l because obviously when you drop 15,000 bombs on the itt will have an effect in special forces are used. cc some of these people returned to their home countries and there were warnings made by the government officials or not so much for those that take inspiration. knowing so with at that output of physis with the propaganda video and by any means it is not over the weekend twist in the near future but how that plays out but is a big open question. >> one eyed what are these particularly question mark i'm sorry. >> those troops that are going to be involved? one we don't know exactly. right now and to soften the target so is a large

cyberwarfare operation against iran. according to yahoo news, cartwright is the 10th person to be criminally charged under president obama in a case related to classified disclosures -- more by far than were brought by any president before him. in news from guantanamo, mohamedou ould slahi has been released back to his home country of mauritania after being held at guantanamo since 2002 without charge or trial. slahi wrote the best-selling memoir "guantanamo diary" in which he describes being severely tortured by u.s. guards. in climate news, nasa is reporting last month was the warmest september on record. 11 of the past 12 months have now broken records. scientists say 2016 is almost certain to be the year the -- the warmest year ever breaking last year's record. , this comes as it still feels like summer though out much of the east coast and midwest today many cities expected to set dozens of records. and dr. city, kansas the , temperature reached 101 degrees fahrenheit on monday. in other climate news, a new study by

we should turn cyberwarfare into one of our greatest weapons against the terrorists and they have toit's coming because right now, they know nothing about us. it just seems they have an open blanket, it's like an open mark, do whatever you want to do, nothing's going to happen. take our youth out of the country, infiltrate our country in so many different ways. we can't let this happen. we have to have it stopped immediately before it's too late. to enhance the defense of the other agencies of government including our law enforcement agencies, so important, they're doing such a great job, by the way, we will put together a team of our best military, civilian and private sector cybersecurity experts to comprehensively review all of our cybersecurity systems and technologies. the cyber review team will proceed with the most sensitive systems first but ultimately all systems will be analyzed and made as secure as modern technology permits and hopefully that's going to be our technology. we will also require that follow-up reviews take place on a regular basis determined by the sensitive

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. >> what happens if there is z a cyberwarfare? and who is vuller inable? >> one of the proshes with cyber, you may not know the address of who your attacker is, correct? >> that's true, yes. >> it's true but i also think we're much better at vetionz and a at ri beution than people thought. before we brought the china case, people said you will never be able to do it. it's too hard in sieber. there are some who said it. we showed not only we could do it but we showed activity like their conduct started to increase at 9 a.m. in the morning, beijing time. and then it spiked from nine to noon, decreased a little bit from 12 to 1:00 beijing time, lunch break. and then went back up again from 1 to 6 and decreased overnight. luckily they don't seem to work the same hours as some of their u.s. counterparts do but it was their day job. that's evidence. that's giving you a hint as to who is involved that they are doing that on a 9-5 clock beijing time or to give another example, because it's not all bits and bites, atrix, in the north korea, sony attack, it was one

>> i think that the question of cyberwarfare and cybermonitoring is something that has broad bipartisan engagement. that i think is a different issue than necessarily what donald trump is calling for. private citizens can't decipher monitoring in person. >> it is heating up as numbers are dropping too. >> sure. that, i think is not a coincidence, right? if things aren't going your way, challenge the results. >> two interesting things too, one, it is easie this country early. and we'll have as much as 40% of the vote will be early. and, in fact, many people believe that florida, north carolina, maybe nevada, ohio, could be decided even before the election. on the flip side, republicans for the last six years have made it harder to vote in person. we now have 34 states that require voters to show some form of identification at the polls. there are so many restrictions already in place to make sure the vote is fair. conservative legislatures that have moved for these voter i.d. laws, republicans, this is being reported in politico today, republican elected officials and former officials ar

we've got to bring together the best resources of this country to understand that cyberwarfare is the new warfare of the asymmetrical enemies that we face in this country. i look forward, if i'm privileged to be in this role of working with you in the senate, th -- >> we will work together in whatever roles we serve. >> it's important in this memo to remember that hillary clinton had a private server in her home that had classified information on it. >> your 30 seconds is up. >> about drone strikes, e-mails from theamerica were on there. >> governor, i would like to ask you about syria. you have now had a minute. >> a full investigation concluded that reasonable prosecutor would take any additional steps. you don't get to decide the rights and wrongs of this. we have a justice system that does that. and a republican fbi director did an investigation and concluded -- >> we are moving on now. >> senator, if your son or my son handled classified -- >> governor -- >> that is absolutely false and you know it, governor. >> the fbi did an investigation. >> gentlemen. >> and they concluded th

and that's on cyberwarfare, and cybersecurity.north korea, god forbid, fired a missile at the united states come as a return address. we know exactly what it would come from. they would be obliterated withih in a matter of minutes for doing it. what i worry about is cybersecurity, somebody who's able to hack into all of our power grid, the middle of january in the northeast and they turn off our power grid. that's something we have to worry about. i'm very proud of what the college is doing, what north university is doing on this whole area of cybersecurity. i visited it many times. they should be applauded. they are turning young people the right way. >> we have to make the question quick, please. we will take a minute on the answers. [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] >> translator: this question goes to senator leahy as well to the other candidates are a part of the immigrant unity in vermont doing some of the most difficult and dirty jobs in the state. recently we've seen a growing attack against our key nerdy from ice, imm

i can barely find a mention of donald trump statement of cyberwarfare which is right at the front ofsentation. it all about how he caused the veterans week. i'm just astonished. i'm sorry it got to run. i've got a hard break coming up here thank you for being with us. we do appreciate it. check that market. where are we now? not exactly a sea of green, but the greens dominate. that market is a period the fbi destroyed the laptops of clinton aides who received immunity. question for judge napolitano. was that legal? back in a moment. this woman owns this house, with new cabinets from this shop, with handles designed here, made here, shipped from here, on this plane flown by this pilot, who owns stock in this company, that builds big things and provides benefits to this woman, with new cabinets. they all have insurance crafted personally for them. not just coverage, craftsmanship. not just insured. chubb insured. amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. with sleep number, you choose the exact firmness and comfort you want - and so does your partner - for the best sleep ever.

i was wondering how you all think this discussion of cyberwarfare . particularly thinking of scenarios where cyber weapons could be in use. >> okay. the cyber domain is very much targeted in autonomous systems. they should come into play as well as warfare systems. speaking as an informed part of our instruction here, is is about human life. cyber is while in a sense cyber can affect human ways but can affect in balance. cyber defense or cyber attack, and autonomous system is strong in adversity to open the remarks for that. that's part of this warfare in this vicinity. but there's no objection to that. i think that is getting derelict and will progress in our legal and ethical issues as well. >> anyone want to jump in on it? >> i think it's part of the discussion. one of the reasons i say so is because i don't actually know how this begins anymore. i used to know, i don't know anymore. part of the discussion and one example we've been having on the fielding robotic systems is that what type of protection do you want to give those systems against bein