thousands of guys in very serious cyberwarfare attacks. on south korean government and business and press. and his website was actually attacked. very interesting stuff. it remained a key focus and i talked about that. artillery upgrades continue. because of all of us who study north korea, one of the key things about a war between north and south korea is that a lot of people truly believe that seoul is held hostage by that. well, they are now developing even longer-range artillery in the areas south of there. spending continued to be focused on military capabilities of north korea. a lot of people. a lot of processed that it is more like 50%. this was massive throughout everything else that was going on. what were the choices for success in 2009? why did he pick this guy was three years younger than my oldest daughter to run a country of 22.5 million people? now, why did he do that? well, he looks at north korea like he did at his first son. he was trying to get into tokyo, japan, on a fake passport. he has basically been living all over

support to snowden they see the double standards of although it's trying to impose a wound way cyberwarfare dialogue when this comes both ways and yes they're going to support snowden no doubt. so it is a fellow whistleblower we could be said to julian us launch a brazen egg cia man fall detaining solid proof of what many have suspected for years he's a previous although his exclusive interview to r.t. . where where most of the snowden revelations but in a thousand pieces from one court case here from what we saw. from the documents here is thousand different revelations looking closely at like if it's and so on putting all this together. and so those people deeply involved some surprising we. pretend about this but. what is surprising is to see such clear direct proof in simple documents. in court orders secret court orders by states for massive deception and the various different forms of massive deception from where they're from. high tech companies from fiber optic lines from of arisan another carries united states to be rolled into marriage together now into one system information into

support to snowden they see the double standards of although it's trying to impose a wooden way cyberwarfare dialogue when this comes both ways and yes they're going to support snowden no doubt. time to cross talk with people of elements in a few minutes that they teach. you know when i was in school they would tell us stories about that other goofy economic system in the eastern block and about why it was doomed to fail they tell us how terrified communist bureaucrats would work very hard to give the illusion of officials here when their bosses were in town and such out of fear they would try to convince the state that everything was just fine they promise of a fresh coat of paint on some stuff bump up their numbers in the books and give employees to put a smile on for the cameras so they wouldn't lose their jobs yeah this our teachers told us was a sign of true doomed to. rolling the clock forward twenty or thirty years the bosses of the current global economic system are in town and many locations around the upcoming g eight summit in northern ireland are doing their best to hide their ec

>> he was a crucial voice in communicating both the opportunities and the dangers in terms of cyberwarfare. >> i'm not advocating starting a war on the internet. that's not what we want to do. >> reporter: now the question is whether the justice department has the evidence to bring criminal charges against the four-star general who led the u.s. military into the new world of cyber warfare. michael isikoff, nbc news, washington. >>> we've got a lot more to tell you about on this friday night. ahead, student loans. the interest rate set to double on some of them starting monday. and congress heads out of town without taking action, leaving millions of families wondering what to do. >>> and later, an american success story who made it to harvard and wall street and beyond, now making a difference for a lot of folks back home. >>> tonight, members of congress headed out of washington on a >>> tonight, members of congress headed out of washington on a week-long break, leaving monday's deadline on student loans to come and go, without any action. that means millions of student will start paying

foreign policy national has been populism cyberwarfare current events and you think they are all the more ambiguous they're just saying we're going to be talking about current events follows yeah i mean so really this is this is a way for them to say hey look we're making efforts that you guys can know little bit about what we're what we're doing but really we don't want you to know anything this is entirely off the record and even you know people that you reach out to that are there that you would think you know people from policy groups here amazon google these folks are all attending c.e.o.'s from all these organizations are attending so like what you're getting a response from them is sick i'm sorry this is off the record so i mean. all you have left is speculation and that has its own dangers absolutely and just to talk about the police presence there it's been going on for eighteen months the security detail in city people are forces for their passports to get to their own homes there is a now netted protest area so i guess you could say you know even though they're appearing t

foreign policy national has been populism cyberwarfare current events and you begin to hear all the more ambiguous than just saying we're going to be talking about current events follow yeah i mean so really this is this is a way for them to say hey look we're making efforts that you guys can know little bit about what we're what we're doing but really we don't want you to know anything this is entirely off the record and even you know people that you reach out to that are there that you would think you know people from policy groups here amazon google these folks are all attending c.e.o.'s from all these organizations are attending so like what you're getting a response from them is like i'm sorry this is off the record so i mean. all you have left is speculation and that has its own dangers absolutely and just to talk about the police presence there it's been going on for eighteen months the security detail in city people are forces for their passports to get to their own homes there is a now netted protest area so i guess you could say you know even though they're appearing to be more

now cyberwarfare and special operations as well.ose keep us looking at the third alternative, which is diplomacy. which is nonviolence and resolution of conflict, which is sitting down. after 11 years when we moved to third option. >> i think that is a key point. i think it is important you're not suggesting that the drone warfare had a convention of warfare. you're talking about lowering the bar for some sort of armed conflict. there are 3000 civilian casualties in iraq during the active time. so talk a little bit more about that. he talked about a british study that did raise the question of whether or not if i was being set too low by drums or armed conflict and that has made unresponsive much more easy response. almost too easy for a response. can you talk about that? >> there is the other issue about violating other countries sovereignty that it is much harder to send in troops. it is really not going to last for very long because local people will find out. sending a manned aircraft we have a past history of them being shot do

groundswell of support to snowden they see the double standards of obama trying to impose a wooden way cyberwarfare dialogue when this comes both ways and yes they're going to support snowden no doubt and we come back to syria all the time i'm sorry if i'm system that because it's all interrelated it's that monica lewinsky kates monica lewinsky is back in her name is edward snowden. china refusing to hand over snowden to the u.s. how badly do you think that constrain the relationship between the u.s. and china so it won't be a matter of china look this will be decided to hong kong courts this process could go on for months maybe years in fact the ultimate decision if the whole cone courts would fold for the extradition of snow than would not three lights solely on hong kong would also rely on beijing but we're talking about a hypothetical in you probably so no this will be decided by the hong kong courts and it will be extremely good for home code so prove to the world that it is semi democratic system as well it's not totally under pressure from the jink and it can consider a case in terms of poli

foreign policy national has been populism cyberwarfare current events and you think they are all the more ambiguous they're just saying we're going to be talking about current events follow yeah i mean so really this is this is a way for them to say hey look we're making efforts so that you guys can know little bit about what we're what we're doing but really we don't want you to know anything this is entirely off the record and even you know people that you reach out to that are there that you would think you know people from policy groups here amazon google these folks are all attending c.e.o.'s from all these organizations are attending so like what you're getting a response from them is sick i'm sorry this is off the record so i mean. all you have left is speculation and that has its own dangers absolutely and just to talk about the police presence there it's been going on for eighteen months the security detail in city people are forces for their passports to get to their own homes there is a now netted protest area so i guess you could say you know even though there appears to

to double standards of although it's trying to impose a wooden willy cyberwarfare dialogue when this comes both ways and yes they're going to support snowden no doubt remember you can find most of our stories also what our team dot com including questionable confessions of a young man telling police in bahrain he was a hired hit man but only after allegedly being tortured into saying it according to human rights activists plus. because of the plane crash that killed during the guerin the first man in space revealed to the public for the first time go to r.t. dot com to find out what actually happened. security tight across iran as people head to the polls to choose a successor to mahmoud ahmadinejad who is ending his second and final term i was don't expect much change in the country's political spectrum mainly because all the candidates say they are loyal to the supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei or he's worried if an ocean has more from tehran. iran supreme leader even on the parents photos today the country chooses its next president i hope you have been to see high telecom and

probably going to be a big factor in the next ten years or so in terms of how we look at propaganda, cyberwarfare and all these things because they things that were true five or six years ago when social media was the new thing and to get rid of them you had to unload the internet has happened in egypt during the revolution. that is rapidly changing. probably if one had to repeat the same thing, if you want to do the same thing in another five years in a place like tunisia or egypt or libya you probably have, much harder time because the people who are interested in living people's access to the internet are learning from these incidences even as we are learning to use technology better so it is going to be an interesting decade in terms of internet security for sure. >> specific thinking -- >> nieces and nephews growing up in china and go to international school and for teenagers there are lots of ways to get around a great fire wall and they know how to do that. i don't know about average chinese, how easy it is that there is an assumption that somehow chinese people need to be on our social me

could wage with the document itself called offensive cyberwarfare against any other entity or any other the world simply in the event it advances u.s. interest -- not if we're being attacked or it was necessary to prevent an imminent attack. the judgment of others said doing so would advance national others. they have the right to wage cyber war. the pentagon had declared cyber an aggression of war. there were no planning details, no blueprints for how these attacks would be waged, nothing harmful about publishing it but it was an extraordinary policy that had been secretly adopted by the president with no debate. we believe debate was warranted. >> there's a great irony in snowden revealing his identity from hong kong. president obama at the time wrapping up a two-day summit with the chinese president in california the outgoing nashville security adviser said obama confronted the chinese president on u.s. allegations of china-based cyber piracy. >> right. that was one of the main reasons we publish the article, the obama administration spent three years running around the world warning

but i think also it's a bit less sexy that cyberwarfare. the chinese would like a very strong statement from mr. obama about the openness of the u.s. to chinese investment. we've got one of the biggest fields on the table now which is about pork, heaven help us if that can't get through, then the two countries have got a real problem. >> rose: explain that. because the chinese have bought smithfield. >> they have put in an offer for smithfield pork in virginia which i think is the largest pork producer in the u.s. the big sensitive problem in u.s.-china investment has been the supply chain factor, which is why telcoes for example, and-- are so sensitive but in this case the supply chain is clean food going from the u.s. to china. and if that is going through a national security process now, voluntarily by the companies, and i think china wants to see, you know, a very clear statement that the u.s. will not discriminate against china on investment. >> rose: so it will be in the interest of the relationship that this deal does not run into th

we've seen a new aircraft carrier, two new stealth fighters and ballistic missiles, cyberwarfare, rangers space capabilities including satellite capacities. at this point there's no part of the military citizen enjoying boom times and equipment resource is >> the justification but he? >> guest: first off the number two economy in the world's global economic interest in a right to defend them in second while china's military for a long time is relatively economically start, so this is playing catch-up. third of all, the american pitted japanese capabilities all require china to expand its military capacity. >> host: as china's president has military background? >> guest: xi jinping spent time as assistant attorney general, that he himself has never served in the military. a pattern received for the lesser leaders. you have to go back to deng xiaoping is the son a certain uniform. >> host: aside from the military aspects, discussions are about cybersecurity. is there a sense the two gentlemen will come to some type of understanding how to best approach the issue from both countries? >> gues

these scarce resources could be better spent addressing serious threats like cyberwarfare and cybercrime. instead, the bill underfunds this critical national priority by more than $24 million below the president's request. in spite of these weaknesses and given the limited resources allocated to the subcommittee, i do believe chairman carter and ranking member price have done their best to enable tfs to protect the american -- d.h.s. to protect the american people in an increasingly dangerous world. for that reason i support the bill in its current form. however, i understand some members will try to pass anti-immigrant amendments, which would make it impossible for me to support this bill. these efforts are contrary to the bipartisan spirit in which this bill was written and the bipartisan spirit in which this house has always opposed issues of national security. if introduced, i urge my colleagues to reject these irresponsible amendments. again, i thank the -- chairman carter, ranking member price and the subcommittee's hardworking staff for putting together this bill. the chair: the g