ben wilson gives the speech. the stage and astonishes closed, an hour of conceiving but by the hand of god who has let us into his way. we cannot turn back. we can only go forward with lifted eyes and fresh and spirit to follow division. it was of this that we dreamed at our borough. america shall show the way. the late streamed and nowhere else. there we rejected and break the heart of the world. this from the most accomplished rhetoric shun ever to become president of the united states. and his speech was a dud. it was too high. it was too flowery. but is it true stink you're going to see more front page coverage of the speech, he may give the basics of the speech but you're gonna see down here, some really interesting openings being waged. -- hey don't forget, we have the right to amend this treaty, and we may have to approve it by two thirds but we can amend it by majority vote oh and by the way the republicans are now the majority, because of the elections of 1918. you will also see that the president reads

it claimed narcy's brother had hired thugs to kill ben novak jr. sergeant wilsonis team paid an unannounced visit to the brother at his place in philadelphia. >> we apparently had caught him off guard and he told us to sit down and he would be more than happy to answer any questions we had. as we sit down, we sit at this kitchen table and on the kitchen table is littered with papers. >> wilson and another detective spied something atop the heap. >> there's west earn union receipts. this is all out in the open. this is too good to be true. like pinch me. and we're holding a conversation with him trying to not focus on the table because we don't want to draw attention to it. >> when narcy's brother briefly left the room, sergeant wilson's partner furiously copied down, names, dates and receipt numbers. why would narcy's brother, bus driver, just scraping by be wiring loads of money to one particular person in miami? >> one of the names on the receipt is garcia, right? >> alejandro garcia. >> sir name of garcia in -- >> yes, sit. >> they began running it all down. an

. >> at aesculins at the wilson center? walk, ben normalize ago cyber warfare as a geopolitical tool. here's a portion of his talk. >> the way i like to phrase it is the united states has the nyeest rocks but we still live in a very glassy house. when it comes to intricate, beautiful cyberoffense, american capabilities are truly extraordinary. talk about -- extraordinary intricate operation against the iranian nuclear program. just because we can do that doesn't mean we can defend very well and have a long tale of vulnerability or adversaries have not been shy but exploiting no better example than the recent equifax indictment from the department of justice where the chinese basically because they could, hacked the personal information of 140 million americans, everybody has a credit card is likely in this file maintainment by equifax and this is a case in which most americans don't know the company are exist the companies are clearly not defend against china adequately but it's reames of information and the chinese are happy to say

. >> at a discussion in the wilson center georgetown university ben buchanan talked about the normalizing of cyber warfare as a geopolitical tool. here's a portion of histalk . >> the phrase you hear a lot is the united states as the nicest rocks but we still live in a very classy house when it comes to intricate, i don't use this word likely, beautiful cyber offense american capabilities are extraordinary . extraordinary intricate operations against the iranian nuclear program but just because we can do that mean we can defend very well and we got this long ale of for more ability our adversaries have not been shy about exploiting. there's no better example and the recent equifax indictment where the chinese packed the personal information of anyone here. anyone who has a credit card is likely in this file maintained by equifax and most americans where these companies exist, but it's reaming their information about many american adults and the chinese are more than happy to say we will take that and that's the glasshouse. >> to watch the rest of this program visit our website booktv.org