but it seems to me the danger is not china or russia. it's some private actor or one of these terrorist states that get this access and as yet they do not seem to have the capabilities of the big powers. >> one of the things that changed the story since august when the legislation failed is the iranian activity-- i think the iranians-- you know, the chinese-- some chinese officials once said to me, "you don't have to worry about us disrupting wall street because we own it. so why would we do that?" fair point. same for the russians. but the iranians are a little crazier, and i think you're seeing a shift in industry as they think about we're facing pup more dynamic opponent. there's been another development, too, which both n.s.a., the national security agency, and their australian counter-parts have identified basic measures that really put us at risk so we can new say, "here's what you need to do to make us safer." the question is how do you get companies to go along and that's going to be a debate. >> schieffer: let's go around the ta

many people are not so much worried about china or even potentially russia during a destructive attackjust the knowledge that they are in our networks could cause us to hedge our actions when dealing with these countries. there are more worried about nations like iran, who have nothing to lose when conducting a cyber attack, then china or russia, who do have something to lose. they are trading partners with the u.s. they may not be interested in in destroying our infrastructure just yet, but they are certainly interested in stealing and spine. host: on that -- and spying. host: on the twitter page, one person has come out what training do russian actors get that makes them so good? guest: it is a long tradition

totally debasing be it for the crisis reason or for trying to stay competitive even if they less and less i anyway then when that happens maybe china and russia they're ready to implement a gold standard who knows or china or say about the trade in our own kanzi that would make the revenue be one of the new reserve currencies they may be very very ready and prepared for it but to western countries haven't realized and haven't prepared for they have been to some extent still selling their gold only now germany starts to wake up very slowly to take some gold bet that they're stored at the fed which may not even be there but it but then give them seven years you know why they should all take the gold immediately you know you bunch wouldn't trust the ghost stories in the united states or the u.k. but we do think there's a race to the bottom. i look i think all the. monetary expansion is motivated by trying to establish a semblance of growth in the india advanced economies that have been very badly hit by the financial crisis i don't think they sing with each other in any meaningful way trying to lead us to economies i think there is printing mone

are totally debasing be it for crisis reason or for trying to stay competitive even visit a less and less anyway then when that happens maybe china and russia they're ready to implement a gold standard who knows or china will say well if you trade in our own kanzi that we make the remnant be one of the new reserve countries they may be very very ready and prepared for it but to western countries haven't realized and haven't prepared for they have been to some extent still selling their gold only now germany starts to wake up very slowly to take some gold bet that they're stored at the fed which may not even be there but it but then give them seven years you know why they should all take the gold immediately you know you bunch wouldn't trust the gore stories in the united states or the u.k. but we do think there's a race to the bottom. i look i think all the. monetary expansion is motivated by trying to reestablish a semblance of growth in the india advanced economies that have been very badly hit by the financial crisis i don't think they sing with each other in any meaningful way trying to lead us to economies i think they're printing mone

totally debasing be it for debt crisis reason or for trying to stay competitive even if they less and less i anyway then when that happens maybe china and russia they're ready to implement a gold standard who knows or china or say about the trade in our own kanzi that would make the revenue be one of the new reserve currencies they may be very very ready and prepared for it but to western countries haven't realized and haven't prepared for them to some extent still selling their gold only now or germany starts to wake up very slowly to take some gold bet that they're stored at the fed which may not even be there but it but then give them seven years you know why they should all take their gold immediately you know you bunch wouldn't trust the gorse origin in the united states or the u.k. but we do think there's a race to the bottom. look i think all the. monetary expansion is motivated by trying to establish a semblance of growth in the india advanced economies that have been very badly hit by the financial crisis i don't think they sing with each other in any meaningful way trying to lead us to economies i think printing money the. chance to

big natural resource export or so of china's if the europeans and the americans aren't consuming that means brazil exports less product into china and of course india or russia of course also big a big natural resource export or and then you have slowdowns coming from india and china and south africa although they're now a brick nation again a very small player but natural resource exploiters so if the europeans and the americans aren't buying the giant chinese aren't making the indians are making and the natural resource nations aren't export and so we see this continuing to slow down the brics aren't going to build it up and gerald always interesting to have your way and that was gerald celente a publisher of the trans journal and director of the transit research institute. now to a disturbing case coming out of new york a woman by the name of lydia cuomo is trying to redefine the word rape in the state last year she was waiting for her ride to school on her first day working as a second grade teacher and that's when a drunk off duty police officer pulled up point of a gun at her and then raped her repeatedly the perpetrator the man you see there former of

many people are not so much worried about china or even potentially russia during a destructive attack but just the knowledge that they are in our networks could cause us to hedge our actions when dealing with these countries. there are more worried about nations like iran, who have nothing to lose when conducting a cyber attack, then china or russia, who do have something to lose. they are trading partners with the u.s. they may not be interested in in destroying our infrastructure just yet, but they are certainly interested in stealing and spine. host: on that -- and spying. host: on the twitter page, one person has come out what training do russian actors get that makes them so good? guest: it is a long tradition of espionage throughout the cold war against the united states. the chinese hackers are catching up. they have made enormous strides in the last 10 years. >> there talking about u.s. response to a potential cyber attacks from china. earl is on the phone from maryland, independent line. >> i think this problem is not going to be resolved for the simple reason -- i used to te

totally debasing be it for the crisis reason or for trying to stay competitive is they less and less i anyway then when that happens maybe china and russia they're ready to implement a gold standard who knows or china will say well if you trade in our own kanzi that we make the revenue be one of the new reserve currencies they may be very very ready and prepared for it but to western countries and realize and am prepared for they have been to some extent still selling their gold only now germany starts to wake up very slowly to take some gold back that they're stored at the fed which may not even be there but it but then give them seven years you know why they should all take the gold immediately you know you bunch wouldn't trust the ghost stories in the united states or the u.k. really do you think there's a race to the bottom. i look i think all the. monetary expansion is motivated by trying to reestablish a semblance of growth in the india advanced economies that have been very badly hit by the financial crisis i don't think they sing with each other in any meaningful way trying to do the economies i think is printing money to. a will

meeting you've got the g seven or the debtors and that are going to meet with their creditors they're coming up with a plan to meet with the creditors the chinas of the russias the world or financing the the west so to speak what's going to be their plan where i am i think they're going to go in with the same policy because i think that what we're trying to go in with the united front and japan you know this is all kind of started from this currency was happening meanwhile that you say you've got the nations of the g. twenty and we've had at least three or four years if they nation saying that these currencies are being devalued and you know we want to see something being done in the way the international current system is being run is two dollars centric and it's not you know it's not fair on them and you know brazil said a couple of years ago and then i'll bring it back that they'd like to see more. more internationally. it's in fashion system so i think it will be interesting what happens this weekend but i don't think he's a man it's going to come out of it because you know you need to make they d. seventy two powerful. to really want to change things th

what are people fascinated about in turkey and korea that they wouldn't be in china or fascinated about in let's say russiaow many other countries does your concept work in? >> our concept really travels well all around the globe because all around the globe people love chicken, they love seafood, they love spicy food. we haven't found a market yet that doesn't fall in love with popeyes food. right now we're solidifying the countries we compete in, making sure they're strong brands, strong growth, strong new-store openings and those will be the model markets o off of which we launch into new countries like last year we launched into lima, peru, and are off to a wonderful start. >> lima, peru, why would they know about this kind -- i know peru's supposed to have the great cuisine, what would they know about this kind of food? >> one, the peruvians just plain love food and they love spicy foods. they have welcomed our concept with open arms and we have four restaurants open so far and they're off and raging and good sales. and we have a business partner there that's been in the restaurant industry for years

healthy and have less debt problems like a lot of the emerging markets economy china russia and so on jump in go ahead you agree or disagree with mark martin martin martin agree more i mean i did larry cautley golf is a good friend of mine you're likely to go visit a good friend of mine and and i class and a former classmate however i completely disagree with. it's two hundred trillion calculation it is a huge exaggeration of what is going on united states does have a fish problem it needs to collect its fiscal well mommy needs to laze taxes cut expenditures but this can be done with home on a major client goodness i know i get all that here it raises can have done over the period of five to ten is it is a manageable problem it is a manageable problem. go go you know what let me let me point this out to you we have run away unemployment the words really closer to about fifteen percent in this country we have rising prices i don't care what you see in terms of what you look at look at the top five hundred items people spend money on i actually have my own index called the chaplet index that measures exactly the pri

world and they don't represent the geographical institution or the power in the world so they include the united states, china, and includes russia but russia is neither an economic or military superpower accept in regards to its use nuclear arsenal. then we have france and britain, and here we have the median of powers that are not economic heavyweights in the world and yet still exert a great deal of force in the world affairs a great deal of influence on world affairs but a large part of that is actually a leveraged by the security council itself. we have no india, we have no prez sell -- brazil, no party outside of this kind of frozen grouper and this is i think again the enormous problem for the security council and no structural way to overcome. the reason why is pretty simple. why don't you step on down. there is a lot and in the meantime germany pops up and says we are one of the world's greatest economic superpowers and we can't do anything from the marshall standpoint but we pay for everything so we deserve a seat we dhaka the military either we should have a seat because we are an economic superpower and some very powe

undefined associated forces of al qaeda and we are setting a precedent that we wouldn't want russia, china, orran to follow. yet, they may because we are claiming that authority. >> these are all great questions, and we really need to talk all these out, but i think the fact is that warfare has outrun the existing law, and we need to decide these questions. the questions you raise are really good and important ones. >> the huffington post david wood and the aclu, thank you both. >> thank you. >> coming up, president obama is set to address house democrats, and we will bring you his remarks live. first, party messenger, party savior, and party linguist. is marco rubio, the new bilingual voice of the gop. we will discuss ahead on "now." [ elevator bell dings ] i hate mondays. yeah, they're the worst. [ caribbean accent ] no worries, mon. every-ting will be alright. [ chuckles ] yeah, mon. come on! don't fret, me brotha. sticky bun come soon. ♪ yeah, wicked coffee, mista jim! julia, turn da frown de other way around! hey, dave, you're from minnesota, right? yes, i! da land of ten thousand lakes.

big only three father mother and me are you going to marry in russia we're in china is that a question or proposal. just a few minutes are left before new year nicholas going to congratulate his future wife. both of us have lives or oh we'll sort it out it's not a big deal. is that even the little more you know on this night i'm not exactly waiting for a miracle i just want people to experience something. like watching people coming together people who are traveling with us maybe for the first time they're meeting each other this is a huge there's a man from egypt and a guy from china. they've got food and because our people are treating them to russian champagne. you know on the bus money probably don't understand any russian but they see this atmosphere and it's very interesting for them. do you like our traditions yes i like have a fun yes. china russia and russia must go on for a long one year and they are you enjoying it. it's very cold. here today we have people who want to be here they love this holiday and they decided to celebrate new year on the train even older people said it's

wars certain of these nations are accumulating gold such as russia and china at rapid rate so they watch our show i mean russia is buying gold or the biggest gold bar in the world of course this show is played in those countries where the i.q. is high enough to stimulate people to buy gold like russia now one of the biggest banks in the world the depository bank is bank of new york mellon and michael wolff folk was participating in this bloomberg television debate with kumar about the gold standard and here is how bank of new york mellon michael will focus response he says if we went back to the gold standard you would be looking at a global recession we don't have enough gold and it's not growing fast enough well this is shows i'm a bank amount of course and state street banks are involved in massive pensions scam forex rigging and fraud and there's a man who is represents fraud who is making a fraudulent statement the there's something called price discovery in free market capitalism at the core of the supply and demand if there's a high demand the price goes up but he's saying that we manage the supply and demand we do manag

wars certain of these nations are accumulating gold such as russia and china at rapid rate so they watch our show i mean russia is buying gold or the biggest gold buyer in the world of course this show is played in those countries where the i.q. is high enough to stimulate people to buy gold like russia now one of the biggest banks in the world the depository bank is bank of new york mellon and michael wolff folk was participating in this bloomberg television debate with kumar about the gold standard and here is how bank of new york mellons michael wolff responds he says if we went back to the gold standard you would be looking at a global recession we don't have enough gold and it's not growing fast enough while this is shows i'm a bank amount of course and state street banks are involved in massive pensions scam forex rigging and fraud and there's a man who is represents fraud who is making a fraudulent statement the there's something called price discovery and free market capitalism at the core of the supply and demand if there's a high demand the price goes up but he's saying that we manage the supply and demand we do manag

. >> is it the case that if russia or china or someone were doing what mr. le posits, we would condemn that out of hand? we would not say this trend strike was ok and that one was not. >> if russia or china were being attacked by a terrorist group that was indisputably producing -- posing imminent threat. >> the chechens attacked them at one point. >> if they were in another country posing imminent threats to russia and the country they were in was unable to prevent that threat, i think we would have to acknowledge rushers right to defend itself. >> mr. bellinger and said we need to process. not judicial process. i do not understand how the determination by an executive branch official without any judicial involvement can be considered to process. the white paper says we can attack a senior operational terrorist posing an imminent right consistent with laws of war. i do not understand why we need a senior operational terrorist. like this the have to pose an imminent threat? the analysis is different. either this person is an enemy combatants or he is not. if

have the highest rate of incarceration and the world with even highly repressive regimes like russia or china or iran but this cannot be explained by crime or crime rates. no. during the same period of time that our incarceration rates increased exponentially, crime rates fluctuate, went up, down, back up again, down again, and today as bad as they are in many parts of the country, nationally the crime rates are at historical lows. but incarceration rates at historic the sword. most criminologists and sociologists today will lead knowledge crime and acceleration rates in the united states have moved independently of one another. incarceration rates especially black incarceration rates have soared regardless whether the crime is going up or down in any given community or the nation as a whole. what explains the sudden explosion in incarcerations? the birth of the system unprecedented in world history sent crime and crime rates well the answer is the war on drugs and the get-tough move meant the way the putative mess that washed over the united states. drug convictions alone accounted for about

china, it includes russia. russia is really neither an economic or military superpower except in regards to its nuclear arsenal. and then we have friends and britain and here we have two very much medium powers that are not economic heavyweights, you still exert a great deal of forward and influence in world affairs. a large part of that as leverage they security council itself. we have no india, no brazil, no party from outside this kind of frozen group. and this is, i think, an enormous problem for the security council and one that there's probably no structural way to overcome. the reason why is pretty simple. if you say to any of the current members, why did she set on down, france and britain come you guys had to combine in a single european union fee. and then there's a lot of hemming and hauling it in the meantime, germany pops up and says pet, we are actually one of the world's great economic superpowers. we have no military to speak of and we cannot do anything, but we pay for everything, so we actually deserve a seat. she say we know how the military either, which is an entirely true, we should have a

used to be russia or the bomb or china or whatever, and they figured out, ten and 20 years from now, the greatest threat to american security will be an individual or small group that is determined to die for their cause, and you don't have to invoke 9/11 to see what the damage can be. when you look at assassins they kinded into hunters and howlers, and howlers make a lot of noise and call in bomb threats and say they're going to kill us, but they rarely take action. the hunters are very different. hunters plot and plan and execute. but here's what is fascinating. hunters have almost no interest in howling, howlers have almost no interest in hunting, if you look at the four assassins, all for of them are hunters and that mean the seek vet service would who i have so much respect for, took me to their train facility in maryland. means the person they're looking for is the person who they'll never see coming. right? that's a scary thought. and along with assassins -- the funniest part of -- always the funniest part of the assist sin is the guy who took me into his museum, who has all t

it provide no review of analysis of the programs or china, singapore, russia, india, japan and brazil. finally i would like to comment that in a lot of these discussions and ranking member johnson really head me off at the pass. she clearly understands it very well. there's a lot of confusion of terminology basic research, applied research and so forth. and i would like to use with the chairman's permission a little bit of time to give you a perspective on this. basic research is the search for knowledge by scientists of the natural world and how it works. aemployed research often conducted by engineers suggests taking that knowledge, scientific knowledge and conducting further investment to forge to a useful application, development moves actual design to a mockup of a real product. so basic research gave us the electron and the structure of dna. applied research gave us high strength steel and the origin internet. development allows us to produce and market in new computer system. but thanks are change -- things are changing. today much of what we do, i like to use the term use insp

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russia. the south koreans would move then gobble up north korea and the u.s. . forces move close to the chinese border join it does not want to search china needs with north korea or she go in and. this is my own guess is that the chinese will. denounce the north koreans but will continue quietly supporting them and china is the main source of food for north korea and i don't think the chinese are going to shut off the taps and see us in north korea. right well always interested in your opinion on current events and on our website well asking when north korea should pursue nuclear technology to save its own national security now here's what you think so far this is from our web site now just under a third of you on thirty years just ask saddam hussein almost thirty percent of you was i think that north korea is right in a way but their reasoning is flawed to its ideology and international isolation twenty one percent of you think that pyongyang doesn't have any alternative but to pursue nuclear technology to ensure its security and finally eighteen percent of you think that north korea is run by quote mad men who are scanning for war of course we're always interes

it is unlikely we can defend against long-range missiles, but it is russia or china.tunately north korea does not have the technology yet. it possibly reach hawaii. they are years away from having a nuclear missile that could threaten the united states. we have time to work this out. host: trevor on the democrats' line in new jersey. welcome. caller: i was recently reading up on nuclear warheads and about iran. the technology nowadays has capabilities of destroying that. what is your opinion on that? guest: a warm. here's the thing. iran is developing -- and this is the tricky part of stopping countries from getting nuclear weapons because it turns out the technology for peaceful use of making nuclear reactors and nuclear fuel is identical to the process you need to make a weapon, except to go a little further. iran has centrifuges. they are spinning the uranium around, making low enriched uranium for fuel rods. they could just keep spending and enriched the uranium to high levels for a bomb. same machines, some technology. they said they had no intention of making a

it used to be russia or the bomb or another country or china. the greatest threat to american security will simply be an individual or a small group who is determined to die for their cause. you don't have to evoke 9/11 to see what the damage will be or if you look at assassins they could be divided into categories. hunters and howlers. howlers make a lot of noise and they call it on threats and they intend to kill us but the good news is they rarely take action. the hunters are different. hunters clock, plan and execute but here's what fascinating. hunters have almost no interest in howling and howlers have almost no interest in hunting and if you look at the for assassins all four of them are hunters. that means the secret service who i have so much respect for further training facility in maryland it means the person they are looking for is the person who they will never see coming. that is a scary thought. along with assassins the funniest part of it is the guy who took me into this museum the guy who has all the body parts he was in the fro