teligent establishment because. russian pollution star one thing that constantly comes up is. for the by the had seven teligent agencies and they didn't really tell the public how they made that assessment they didn't present any evidence so essentially that's an argument from authority as if you were and is it good enough for you i haven't heard you voice any concern about the quality of the public debate about trump you may dislike trump but i think it has to keep certain things. secret until the specially when they're doing an investigation so i'm agnostic about this right now as i am about many things without evidence but one of the things that is true and it is interesting is that a number of officials and in the in the trump administration met with russian officials and denied it and that's of concern because what's the point of low as you said they had to man it doesn't seem to be very rational what are the chances of him surrounding himself with rational people but it may not be coming from him it may be people who in fact a person like that who was so ill informed is

policing operation was in place for the match based teligent additional resources have now been brought in from across the country to ensure further. course with the football season starting later on this week this is bad news for both says police and of course. north korea has lashed out at. the trend of. its. daily. against the country and. the nuclear issue on the korean peninsula and the deterioration but like i did states. states refuses to stop silty. never bring. a program to the negotiating table. honestly approve sweeping new sanctions against north korea they do restrict the export of coal metals and food to other un member states and. that country will not be increased. and will adopt. the north's economy one billion dollars per year were given the growing tensions south korea is now seeking permission from washington to develop more powerful ballistic missed tiles under. treatment between the u.s. and. develop missiles in a moment with a range of up to eight hundred kilometers and with a maximum payload of five hundred kilograms on sunday though the president asked president

terrorism or international terrorism per se this is more personal than it is related to a terror group teligent groups always come in the come under some sort of criticism when we have terror attacks do you think they can do more to protect the public. i think it is very difficult like i said random unprovoked like for instance what's happened in finland recently it is very very difficult i mean you'd have to literally be watching everybody and have logarithm set to pick up key words and phrases in every single conversation and communication across an entire continent that's remarkably difficult i think it is a tall order to ask of any security services but there are things that we can put in place to help so for instance. one of things that i've often talked about is i honestly feel that more understanding of islam is actually is a protective veneer because from a two thousand and eight point five report that was issued by the behavioral unit we found that islam actually protects people certainly more vulnerable people from being indoctrinated by extremist recruiters i also feel that there's a

thousand computers in the air it didn't destroy him but it did affect them so these things you know the teligent community promises one thing in the new. next time you look at it there they've escaped so so james how should in your opinion and i want to get your opinion on this too john how should congress you know the lawmaking branch of government how should they be what kind of metrics what kind of corridors barriers what should they be putting in place with regard to oversight of the spectrum of technology. well i think the problem is that a lot of the people in congress don't have much of a technical background there and therefore. backgrounds that don't lend themselves to knowing much about cyber or how how this works and then there are that many of them and then those that are in there i don't think have the intention of really protecting the public that much they're in there because a lot of their constituents happen to be defense contractors who are making a lot of money creating these things was much different back in the seventy's when frank church created basically the intelligence c