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i predict we will find that on the final ballot , asa thatul is the second choice of a great many more of us. it is my pleasure to nominate saul anuzis. [applause] >> thank you. the chair recognize the state chairman for south carolina for the purpose of second thing. >> it is my distinct privilege and honor to second the nomination of saul anuzis. this is a gentleman that does not just walk the walk. he talks the talk and he walks the walk. this gentleman is someone who carries the core competency is that we need for this position. he is a fund-raiser. he is someone that inherently understands the tactician, the ability to strategizing and the fundamentally understands technology and out of reach. ladies and gentlemen, within 30 days of my nomination as state party chairman, the rest of the red states receive some pretty tremendous news. our governor had some foibles and they played out nationwide and there was one person in this room that came to the great state of south carolina and that was saul anuzis. for absolutely no money, he sat with us and help the strategizing. he made hist

so, what we're doing here today, senator merkley, i know you've introduced asa freestanding proposal on the talking filibuster. also signed ontofi that. we've senate rest 10, which is fine at january the fifth that has these five solid provisions rules.heseng the and i think if you look at these in history, if you look at these in history, they've had broad ts bipartisan support. i would at this point recognized that our colleague in this rules debate in our partner and hard worker and more senior andn t experienced on these rules matters has joined us with h senator tom harkin from iowa. brenna collet we situation and so i would -- >> yield for an observation?g the next senator from iowa. col >> i want to thank my friends,, my colleagues, senator udall and senator merkley for their great leadership on this issue.fr they have brought a breath ofene fresh air to the senate in exposing i think what has becom, a gridlock, which has made the senate almost dysfunctional. and so, my friend, senator udall the c especially focusing on what the constitution really says andon doesn't say in th

he was elected in 2002 asa special envoy of the united states to israel and the palestinian authorityif there is anyone who can speak with a nonpartisan authority over the reality of the situation in camp ashcroft, and it would be gneral. general, welcome. [applause] >> thank you. first, limiting the people of this very timely and important conference. you know, i know you'll realize you are seen not only bipartisanship was mentioned. uic and leadership from our congress, administration past and present, from our military and from our intelligence agencies and law enforcement. you have an sectru ere that feels thsa way. i thk whatoue going to ar appear a continuous set of comments, much like you've heard already. i need to remove the mek from this list of terry's and indeed to support the opposition groups and understand who they are. i wa perspective. because obviously that is my role in my experience in all this. i was the commander of the u.s. central command before that the deputy commander back in the mid-to-late 90s in the year 2000 as was mentioned. when i first got the u.s. ce

. >> as a job asa former politician pointing to one of the differences of political debate and policy which it obscured because we now have 24 or news cycle and the internet and everybody is an amateur convent and some people are amateur think tank and we are trying to shed light but what happens in the the date is the ends obscure the means to be the focus that nafta is going to create hundreds of jobs, some people losing their jobs and to find jobs in other sectors. the promise ishere but people don't see the details and that are disappointed at the results. we talk about canadian oil and what scotty astelin this is there are this and you were mentioning, all of that is a model obscure. they want a corrine climate or cheap gas because i've got to get to work tomorrow, so i think that we sometimes suffer from having a shallow debate at the level of those ends and not really talking more out how we get the means going together and respecting the fact that it is complicated and it is just the only way it is complexgh and ris help in that regard with a little more focus on secure and ch

tha that is a marvelous thing.in asa the-within that positive is simply the pressure to get it on thehe new york times of quit naturally hoping that somethingv in zepa onen the internet, rath than on the printed part of then new york times. they would rather have it, i'm told, on the new york times dot, com than even the front page of the paper. that is the shifting between the old and the new journalism. money. it is said it as a great cliche mone money is the root of all evil. i would never go that far in journalism. i think some oref the salaries pretty terrific, particularly if you are getting them. particuy f but, if the value system of a news organization is money then everything has to come in on the positive side of the ledger orhn else you are in serious troublee the pressure then is to produces profitable news, news that will itof make money. so let's say you had a story mae about the economic life in had cincinnati as opposed to the sex life of the cincinnati mayor.sed which story is going to get onie the air? th thank you very much. why? is that because the mayor's sex lif

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happening overseas, the costs are a lot when you look at what is happening to some countries especially in asa taking information. in terms of security in the united states i think we have got to continue to make more investments in this. if our system crashes, if suddenly we don't have secure networks, think we have got to be doing more in terms of making sure there is security for emergency management folks. a whole host of issues we have to focus on. >> host: given the nature of technology, how much of this just stops at the border? i mean, aren't we getting to the point where complete international cooperation is necessary? >> guest: we have to -- >> host: on all issues of security. >> guest: we have to have increasingly -- so many of our companies are multinational companies and so they are dealing with regimes, whether it is the e.u. or whether it is in asia and individual countries or in the united states so there is this overlap. i think there is a lot to be done. >> host: when it comes to this overlap especially, let's talk about cell phones or wireless products. i mean at what point