speakers include senate minority leader chuck schumer, former secretary of state henry kissinger, and defense secretary mark esper. this day-long event was hosted by the national security commission on artificial intelligence. conversations] >> thank you for putting up with me one more time. can i have your attention prick what is my great privilege to introduce the senator from new york, senator schumer. [applause] my thank you to those who are working on these issues which is so important of national security and to the future economy as well to combine. so thank you for the commission and the good work it has done thank you for getting me to speak here. when congress set up the commission i cannot think of two bitter people to lead that. it is the most important issue facing us looking at the ratio of how much attention this issue gets of what government should be doing with its importance with one of the lowest ratios there is. and that is not good for the future of the country. we know that artificial intelligence is changing everything how we communicate and conduct commerce and

in this portion of the event on, senate minority leader chuck schumer calls on the u.s. to invest more resources in artificial intelligence, machine learning and other emerging technologies. [inaudible conversations] thank you for putting up with me one more time. can i get everybody's attention. it is my great privilege to introduce the senator from new york, senator schumer. [applause] thank you very much. and thanks to all of you, those in government and out who are working on these issues which are so important to both the national security of our country and to the future economy of our country as well to sort of combined. i thank you for the commission, for the good work that it has done. we want to thank eric and bob schmidt for getting me to speak here. when congress set up the commission, i couldn't think of two better folks to lead. so i very much appreciate that becauseeo this is one of the issues that is probably the most important facing us. if you look at the ratio of how much attention this issue gets in terms of what the government should be doing as oppo

next, senate minority leader chuck schumer talks about investing more resources into artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies. of a daylong conference hosted by the national security commission on artificial intelligence. >> thank you for putting up with me one >> can i get everybody's attention? it's my great privilege to introduce the senator from new york. senator schumer. [applause] schumer: thank you, those in government and out who are working on these issues, which are so important to the national security of our country to the future economy of our country. future economy as well to combine. so thank you for the commission and the good work it has done thank you for getting me to speak here. when congress set up the commission i cannot think of two bitter people to lead that. it is the most important issue facing us looking at the ratio of how much attention this issue gets of what government should be doing with its importance with one of the lowest ratios there is. and that is not good for the future of the country. we know that artificial intelligence is changing ev

and senate minority leader chuck schumer will rolled hold a meeting on the program known as daca which was argued today at the supreme court. we'll have that live at 2:po eastern. this week the house intelligence committee holds the first public impeachment hearings. the committee led by chairman adam schiff will hear from state department officials. starting wednesday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span three top diplomat in ukraine william taylor and deputy assistant discriminate george kent will testify. friday at 9:00 on c-span2, former u.s. ambassador to ukraine, maria yvonneo vitch will appear. and ahead of the hearing seeking witness testimony from the depositions. you find those transcripts at c-span.org slash impeachment. >> washington journal continues. ist: adam guillette president of accuracy in media. byst: it was founded in 1969 rita irvine. we used a great combination of citizen activism to create a healthy skepticism toward the media. host: which type of media? guest: all media. these days we are expanding in other areas as well. host: who funds your organization? people wh

later, senate minority leader chuck schumer talks about investing additional resources into artificialligence and other emerging technologies. fbi director christopher wray was on capitol hill with intel officials to testify on security threats facing the u.s.. senators asked about counterterrorism efforts, stopping foreign influence in elections, and cybersecurity measures. this senate homeland security hearing is two hours 15 minutes. >> good afternoon. this hearing will come to order. i want to thank our witnesses for your service to our country.

all they need is the final piece of damning evidence to seal the deal and to senate minority leader chuck schumer he has come out arguing for the protection of whistleblowers only rather of one intelligence officer whose insider info could make or break the impeachment dream the calls to make public the whistleblowers identity are despicable whistleblowers should be protected period period that's quite the radical departure from his previous comments on those exposing government abuses and each day that snowden is allowed to room 3 is another twist to the merits snowden is a one of the few picked up by the media he chose the path of raising his voice and going clone ball unlike the hundreds of others who chose the path of least resistance you see they quietly launched official complaints hoping for the system to reform but they were out of luck because as a damning report from an intelligence watchdog shows the cia and n.s.a. wouldn't $189.00 out of $190.00 cases of whistleblower complaints by had to send you the link but the report was shot down i wonder if mr schumer praised even rememb

daca recipients for many years now in the united states senate, and that is new york senator and democratic minority leader chuck schumer. senator schumer: hi, everybody. ladies and gentlemen, we often ask these days with so much tumultuous tumult in the land, what is america? this is america. all the people here. this is our hope. this is our future. this is our dream. these people. they are what makes america a great country. and people like them who have come here decade after decade and century after century. they are our future. if we don't have people like these young people as american citizens, america will not have the future that it will be anywhere close to as bright as our past. we have always been a nation of immigrants. from the very early days. we have always treasured immigrants from the very early days. and all of a sudden, we have a president who thinks he can gain political ground by attacking these beautiful kids and the so many millions of others like them who come from around the globe to live the american dream. we are hopeful that the court, the supreme court, will shine a li