and there were other experts in the agency or outside of the agency advising the agency who were construing the term indirect effects much, much more broadly. so you have people in and around the agency who had a very broad sense of the agency's mission. and then you had lawyers within the agency who were who were focusing much more on the statutes, is that i thought that was an interesting example. is that is it a common occurrence in agency, in your experience? oh, go ahead. well, particularly on an issues related to science, you can have you know, there are legal and regulatory terms. and then can have issues that people think are and you know, we live in a society of law. and so at the end of the day to have any certainty of our decision making to have predictability in the law that what the how the law to find something or how the regulation defined something is really important. and somebody can have a view on what a word might mean. maybe the regulation should be a broader definition or a different definition. well, that's legitimate, but the issue that needs to be taken up is you sh

we are federal agency and that's the major difference. we're a federal agency. they are a member organization-- >> but a nonprofit. >> nonprofit. and they have a charter. it's from the government in 1949 and their role has changed over-- or their approach, their orientation has changed over the years, but they're a very important partner, too, in the work that we're doing and they have a number of-- actually worked for them for a part of my career for a number of years, so, i'm pretty familiar with the work that they do and they're an important member of our team. >> now, you mentioned early on in our discussion that environmental issues are very important when it comes to historic press are evaluation. >> yeah, yes. we consider the cultural environment part of the environmental movement. in fact, as the acting chairman of the council at this point i have set up a task force to deal with climate change and this focuses directly on our native american stripes, our native american citizens who have a direct connection with the national features in our country and

we are federal agency. we are federal agency. they are a member organization.profit ngo. >> correct, yes. they have a charter. came from the government in 1949 their role has changed, their approach, their orientation has changed over the years, but they are very important partner in the work that we are doing. working for them for a number of yearst. so, i am pretty familiar with the work that they do. they are an important member of our team. >> you mentioned early on in our discussion that environmental issues are very important when it comes to historic preservation. >> yes. we consider the cultural environment part of the environmental movement. in fact, as part of the acting chairman i have set up a task force to deal with climate change. this, this focuses directly on our native american tribes, our native american citizens who have ath direct connection with the natural features in our country. and, to them, for them, these are veryit significant. it is a part of their culture, it is a part of their values and religion. so, and, all of the existing envi

the agency focusingre on the statutes, a common occurrence in the agency. >> you can have issues thatthink are relevant. at the end of the day to have any certainty of our decision-making, how the law decides something, how regulation defines something is important. they could be a view on what it might mean, maybe you really should be ar broader definition so that is legitimate but the issue that needs to be taken up, change regulation or the statute, youou don't insert your view. there are a number of examples where there are terms commonly used as a meeting someone different than a particular context. >> the decades long fight over the waters of the united states and army corps and long scientific documents on how bodies of water are connected or not connected. >> good folks in civil service doing the best job they can they often talk about the agency's mission. first and foremost anc broad see of the agency's mission and i don't blame them, they are not lawyers but politically appointed leadership movie agency went agency staff feels like the policies are at all but the general se

>> let me say the agency involved there was the nassau federal agency and the agency thathe does theecording is a, there's two agencies that do recording like this one, the historic american engineering record and the other is called the historic building survey and they are both national park service entities created by the historic site act that i mentioned early on which passed in 1966. >> how many location structures et cetera are on the national register and was that part of the 1960s exact? >> yes it was. what it did was that register came into existence in the act which also created here it dealt with the properties of national significance what wena call national historic landmarks. it took the preservation act of 66 to say we are going to broaden the definition to include properties of state and local significance so it didn't create but it did expand the national register and in terms of how many are on the national register somewhere probably around 152,000. now keep in mind that's not just one property, that could be a district with 500 properties so that's one metric. th

amount of power to an agency. chevron deference which is not deference to the chevron oil company but it's named after a case involving chevron as a deference to the agency's interpretation of the laws. you work through some of those doctrines that he would like to see the courts rethink some of these things. maybe ath little less of deferee to the agencies and little less deference to congress and dell getting so much power away. >> that is right. as part of a phenomenon. chevron basically allowed agencies to believe that they could push the limit on the interpretation statutes. to the extent they could find an ambiguity, they could dry that ambiguity to a place as a matter of policy. and the courts by deferring to them encourage that. and the courts have a view that may be the executive branch is the best place for this issues to be workedut out. my view personally is that stretching. it is not good overall. was encouraged so much was taken away both to some extent. is essentially advocating that role to an exte

people 18 agencies. we hear about the cia maybe the nsa but they're a lots right and that's much higher than it was 10 years ago or 20 years ago. so whenever we have a crisis the tendency is let's create a new agency for that and the result is it's really hard to coordinate them all so nominally in charge of this behemoth community is the director of national intelligence that's getting better, but the dni has only limited control over budgets and people and as you know in washington, those are two very powerful lovers if you can't control the budget and you can't control the people you're in the business of trying to persuade and joel right not direct and command and so it's a work in progress how this community works together. and do you think the 18 need to be folded into a dozen or six or would you would you downsize that or would you would you create a super agency to walk over 18? well, would you streamline this? well streamlining is hard, but you know, i people arm wrestle over this all the time,

why not have that agency look at it when you have experts in the government presumably in other agencies and you are just duplicating the work there? it's great to say they are doing important work in these other areas, but not if it distracts them from what should be their core function. i think all you need to do is look at the last three years and you'll see the cdc's performance was so poor that it needs to be refocused. this is something that congress needs to do. and needs to do the hard work of doing this because the agency will not do it on its own. they are rarely willing to reorganize or downsize. the cdc 20 years ago after his poor performance during the anthrax scare, tried to reorganize but it met with lots of institutional resistance and it had to abandon that effort. the cdc's own moving forward document is misdiagnosed what problems are and is not really offering a blueprint for moving forward. host: let's talk to jeff in bayville, new york, independent. caller: thank you. i would like to point out that the world bank published a graph taken from johns hopkins that compar

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a we haverpa-h which is a new agency the goes along with another research agency, dealing with biologic. we have a pleura for ration of agencies all presumably addressing the same issue but it's not clear who's in charge or who should be in charge when an emergency happens. that's part of the refocusing effort we think congress should be involved in. host: let's go to tim bob in california, a medical professional. caller: am i on? host: yes, go right ahead. caller: i think you're doing a wonderful job and good, am a registered certified emergency nurse and navy veteran and now i'm in nurse practitioner school. i read about the single-payer health care system. i was frontline emergency room registered nurse during the pandemic. i don't know where you were but i saw a lot of disinformation amongst my patients and the population that's mostly political. we had the highest infected rates in the state of california , bigger than san francisco and l.a. county. i'm sure you can understand that the fostering of misinformation about the seriousness of pandemics in medicine in general added to th

it challenged every single agency and secretary futch looked across hud and the agency heads look across their businesses and we were charged to look at how ginnie mae can be a bigger player in making assets to financing more equitable. we think there is an important role that ginnie mae can play their. in order to do that, not only do we need to be helping and serving who we serve today but we need to make our platform more accessible to smaller players and others who were doing that lending in the community that we care so deeply about. that's been a huge focus for us as well. >> you mentioned the nonbanks becoming a much larger segment of the lenders in the fha program. what particular -- nonbanks as i understand it don't have access to the fed window when there is a problem, they don't have a customer base, a deposit base to tap into if there is a financial problem. what are the unique concerns? >> you are talking about something that is real. the dynamic at the beginning of the pandemic that everybody was fearful about which is what is the liquidity that will -- there was a real con

and the partnerships that form not only between agency and command, but agency command and fbi and witha and the private sector, that is all in 2018. that is an important piece for me. it is really the jumping point of -- jumping off point over rule. glenn: you said elections were mostly, not totally, focused on the russians because of their interference in 2016. but on the cybersecurity site, apart from the elections there were and continue to be a very serious threat in the cybersecurity world. i wonder how you think about that now. my sense is that many people feel we sort of got caught flat-footed with the solar winds intrusion, apparently by the russian fsb. it took months for that to be detected. we have seen in the interim, a wave of ransomware attacks evidently emanating from eastern europe and russia. some of that continues to this day. how do you think about ways we need to counter the russian cyber malicious activity, apart from elections? general nakasone: i think that, and you mentioned solar wounds, when you are doing and intelligence operation, you don't want to get caugh

role of cybersecurity within the agency, which is tremendous.dditionally, though, she is incredibly customer-centric and technology forward in everything that she does and things about the need for small businesses in terms of how do we help them with cybersecurity. she actually launched an incredible pilot program to support cybersecurity for small businesses last year. it awarded funding to stay partners to work with small businesses in their region and just announced more funding and more partners. that way, we can be there to meet their needs. the requirements are high. the complexity continues to grow and so we have to be there, meet them where they are, understand their needs and help them gain access to tools. and there's more. i would say one of the things that is incredibly exciting is the launch of a public-private partnership that we have through the small business digital alliance, where several large corporations within the innovation economy have partnered with the sba, meta, google, microsoft and others, to provide small businesse

but the foster care agency, the very agency that exists for the sole reason of serving and protecting his as best interests, sought those benefits out, applied the benefits, never told john, never told that they're applying. never told him that they're to become the representative in control of those funds and then took literally every penny. although his benefits from him. right. and if you think like the stats of of of former foster youth are just lined up against them, you know, like again, you know, for those who are able do somewhat well, you know, after leaving the system i'm i'm amazed most right you know and so he had this potential to have this monetary resource and it wasn't just the money. right. they took this connection from him. right. you know, he had this money that was left to him from his deceased parent that he could have used. but the money in that connection to his parent to then help himself off. right. and i just don't know how you put a number on that. so and i uncover a contract right that the state maryland the foster courageous they actually had a contract w

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and at the agency. i recall how very involved the agency was in a tactical sense of supplying information and briefing congress, etc. the political decisions were made by the administration at the time. 702 have been passed, the foreign intelligence surveillance act, was passed since 2008 with declining majorities in congress. it is now up for new rule -- renewal at the end of december. i presume it is on your list, your to do list of things to do before you leave the office. what -- it plays such a critical role. i don't know what the percentage is. some 50% or 60% is a trip it'd 2702. -- attributed to 702. i'm sure you can correct me. as congress considers this, if congress was here and you had the privilege of addressing them, what would you ask congress to think about as they consider this authorization process? i begin -- gen. nakasone: i begin with 702 is perhaps our most important authority. it enables us to do so much of what we do to provide insights to policymakers. and warning to our military

the ceiling agency.w that the minister also announced today that there are ideas for it to work already this autumn, by this time they have all the procedures and legal acts regulating this activity of the defense procurement agency have been worked out. i think that it will also be fully operational . this fall, by the way , an order was recently issued that the defense procurement agency will be, let's say, the sole executor. well i am not the only one in the resolution of this, but there is no such thing in the order, but i assume that the agency will be the executor of all orders that are transferred by the ministry of defense, that is, what i mean is that the general staff forms the need and transfers it to the ministry of defense. of defense, as the manager of budget funds, the order is transferred to the agency and they carry out these orders a-a and exactly the same, the thing is that the agency will not carry out the acceptance of these er funds er, it will be carried out by the management of fo

the agency receives about 200 million paper documents a year. many of which still undergo manual processing. it also has decades of historical documents that together cost around $40 million a year to store. but thanks to the ira, we are in the process of transforming the irs into a digital first agency. this paperless processing initiative is the key that unlocks other customer service improvements. it will enable taxpayers to see their documents, securely access their data, and save time and money. and it will allow other parts of the irs to rely on these digital copies to provide fast relief funds can reduce errors in text processing, and deliver a more seamless and responsive customer service experience, and much more. i urge congress to provide stable and sufficient annual appropriations for the irs in order to sustain and build on this progress. in addition to these customer service improvements, we are also making progress on our effort to build a fairer tax system. without the ira, our country faced a tax gap, the gap between the taxes o

the risksharing happens between the state housing finance agencies and fha. it's supported by the financing bank inside of treasury. we think there is a model that can be created and that's what we are pushing to get the funding and authorization to do from congress so we can play a critical role in a permanent program in the future. it doesn't mean the program goes away but it means we can scale because fsb is limited to i think 19 states and maybe a few more. it's hard as a state if you think about it to make a commitment to a program like that and invest in operationalizing that when it's temporary and it may go away again as measures change. i think that's unfair to ask states to do that and i think if we had a permanent solution and they can build their systems and infrastructure to support that, that would be a win win and it's a great way to spur and support these great affordable housing developments that are happening on the multifamily sound -- side we need to see in our supply picture. so. >> we definitely need more affordable multifamily housing,

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congratulations to sed and sima news agency, but we are hosting another honorable guest , mr. dr.salehpour, minister of communications. and of course they have said to the journalists who supported them during the past year and covered the past motor professionally, mr. dr. rosetun. good day . you are very welcome. your excellency and all my dear colleagues in the broadcasting organization. your excellency, and all journalists and members of the media, especially my dear ones in the radio and television organization , i congratulate you and wish you the best of health, success, and greetings. to the dear viewers of the program, hello , my dear fellow journalists and compatriots, passing the half -term after the meeting. your excellency's government facing the broadcasting organization, the most important upstream industry that has been realized recently, if you want, please tell me which of you i am from your presence, which was done in the budget law of 1401 and in the budget law of 1400, the next officials came , it was the national window of smart government services, which a g

seyedreza parhizgari, the editor of the broadcasting news agency, and ms. shafiei, on the other hand, we are the reporter of the kerman economic group, the head of the center's mobile phone improving the business environment the work of the ministry of economic affairs and finance. hello to all the guests of mr. hosseini's program. hosseini, please tell me what was the status of the license and before we had the entry of the media and the most important influence that the media had on the success of this event . and all the respected viewers, hello and good morning. i wish to congratulate all my dear journalists on the day of my soul's reporter, especially the journalists of the islamic republic of iran broadcasting organization. himself in assemblies will be approved, but it will be implemented when i become an institution, it may take years, and i will pay for it, and i will pay for it, and it will be specified that maybe before the radio and television in particular and the media in general enter this category. they hadn't done it. we didn't ask for the

it challenged every single agency.ry fudge look across all of hud and all agency heads slipped across their businesses. we were charged to look at how ginnie mae can be a bigger player in making access to financing more equitable. um, and we think there is an important role that we could play there. in order to do that, not only do we need to be helping and serving who we serve today through the system, but we need to make our platform more accessible to smaller players and others doing that mending in the community that we care so deeply about. so, so that has been a huge focus for us. dennis: well, let me -- you mentioned nonbanks becoming much larger segment of lenders in the fha program. alanna: yep. dennis: that you backstop. what in particular -- nonbanks as i understand it do not have access to the fed's discount window. when there is a problem, they do not have a customer base to tap into if there is a problem. what are the unique concerns that? alanna: yeah, what you're talking about is real. it was a dynamic

in addition to visiting the news agency, mr.si visited the residents the news of the interview with the officials , if it was not effective for any reason , or if the work was pursued, let me know. greetings again, very welcome to your excellency and all colleagues, all members of the media and our dear nation , i offer greetings, politeness and respect. thank you very much, mr. raisi . it is the first time that you have visited the honorable presidency of the islamic republic of iran at the broadcasting organization. if you have a note, health about son's visit the feedback you received and you saw my efforts on the eve of journalist 's day, if you have anything to understand, in the name of allah, the most gracious, the most merciful, i first of all feel the need to congratulate you on the day of the journalist, to your excellency, to all your colleagues, to all the dear ones in the national media and all the media and companions. media and news throughout the country play an important role in explaining the demands of our dea

tass news agency quoted the russian emergency management agency as saying that the explosion it was not caused by a drone attack, and preliminary information shows that the fireworks factory exploded . so far, no information has been released about the number of possible victims and the damage caused by the explosion. this un official said that more than 884,000 people from sudan fled to neighboring countries and the conflicts in sudan also caused the spread of diseases and malnutrition in some areas . forces the rapid support of sudan has started and the efforts to end these conflicts have been fruitless. the internal security agency of the zionist regime, shabak , warned about the occurrence of internal conflicts and killings . according to al-alam network, the amount of carrying weapons in occupied palestine has increased by 88%, which is an issue in in addition to the internal disputes and conflicts, the head of the israeli supreme court and the judicial advisor of the regime's intelligence and internal security apparatus warned the situation, considering the divisions and internal

yousef salami , sda news agency, i have been waiting for this for almost a year. they were having the pilgrimage of agha hussain bin ali peace be upon him. peace is here, the place that brings everyone closer to the pilgrimage than lies. the passion for pilgrimage cannot be attached to anything and i didn't like it, but i really came to the man who cried . this is najaf, karbala, mu'ala, a path. is that hosseini's love to visit his masters aba abdallah (peace be upon him) will deliver what breed of najaf ashraf radio and television news agency, an organization that waits on the path of love for the pilgrims of the nineveh plain, the name of the province and the ascetics who walk farsangs to reach his land, and one of the occasions of arbaeen itself to reach the sweet dreams of bahman hossein peace be upon you, may god bless you with small and great love to serve the pilgrims of imam hussain , peace be upon him, until the 10th of shahrivar , in the service of dear pilgrims who come from turkey, georgia, azerbaijan . i will serve you the pleasure of providing servic

zainab chakhmakhi of the sed and broadcasting agency. a month ago, we prepared a report about the only city in the country without a title deed . we built a house. after him, no one answered me it is in bakhtegan city, its people say that having a title deed has doubled their problems in life . if you only have one, you can use any bank interest. you don't have a guarantee . you don't have a deed. the land of abadeh city was wrongly declared as national land for years. that after the follow-up of the correction issue and it was communicated to the national land and housing organization , 20 residents of abadeh tashk city, representing 5 thousand people of this city , have received their ownership documents, the year of morteza, a document for more than half a century for the people of the city . the people have been waiting for such a day for years we can use the effects, we can use the guarantee, we can use it in a lot of places, little by little, mohsen had his small days and in the city, which was the center of the city, unfortunately

faezeh agha babaei, sed and sima news agency. these days, the bashmaq border of marivan has become a crossing for hosting and traveling arbaeen hosseini pilgrims around the clock with dates and service. dear friends, we have yehu and karbala emergency at your service. two departments, one sister department to the brother department, in terms of creating services, the pharmacy department has been activated this year, and the laboratory is fully operational and is providing services for the health card of marzdaran hamedan , the operating room and the special department. complete ninth below the load has gone and is ready to provide services. mohammadi, marivan radio and television news agency, we are going. may god bring zina with all breasts. the brother of the martyred woman was designed , mr. reza. there were also martyrs of the holy defense of martyr ali shafiei in memory of his friends and comrades , that martyr sadiq adalat akbari rezazade my love, martyr hashemi, on the backpacks, the pictures of the children of the martyrs

, said that sed and sima news agency has been successful not only in the company, but ahead. the very good reports that are broadcast every day about the successful collections of the knowledge base and their achievements, when i am at work in the vice-chancellor of science and so on , it was attractive to the head of academic jihad. which is also talking about companionship with reporters should use the decisive role of the media, he said, "we separate ourselves from the norm , and of course, you don't know the media, and i also think that the media does not separate itself from us ." the various programs that we have to serve our dear people, radio and television has always been with it, and some of the works would not have reached this level of maturity if it were not for the special follow-up of radio and television by your excellency and your colleagues, especially things like the national window of qamar smart government services. setting the term and tv tomorrow the fast will be full of news. the head of the national media in the meeting of the hosseinieh program agent