it's not darpa's fault. there's been a change in the relationship between the pentagon and science industry, used to be the chief technologist, the was the number three position in the pentagon. now it's well below that. they're trying redo it now. eisenhower, for example, he really relied on his scientific advisers on creating darpa and creating a nasa, which direction to go. in scientists don't have that influence on the administration, predating the current administration. i don't think scienced a viewsers have been as important in recent areas. the big question is if darpa is to be important again, swone white house or the pentagon leadership has to decide, we have this problem and we need darpa to solve it. in to iraq war and afghan war when roadside bombs, and ids became a big problem think crated a new agency and spent billions off dollars. people said that -- darpa doesn't do that. they do future science and technology and that's untrue. in she vietnam war they were the agency. it rae create itself a

fauci: we have a number of collaborations with darpa. we continued to over the years. they have a different kind of a mandate. they come in very high risk, very high reward. if it doesn't succeed right away,, you are done, you are out. we do more of the long-range one. so they have the first above the response and then you take it? >> it goes both ways. we do some of the fundamental research, and darpa uses it to get the quick, big stuff, and then we take that big stuff to implement. it's a pretty good arrangement. >> anything that you are working on together right now? dr. fauci: not really. thank you. just a follow-up on what you told shannon about access and affordability, looking ahead to a more effective seasonal vaccine or a universal flu vaccine, are you confident that those will continue to be affordable like the current vaccines are? the administration talks about ,he shift towards value-based which could potentially be more expensive. for something that could be as blockbuster as a universal flu vaccine, is there an exclusive licensing arrangement that you do

are they up, how coordinating research and d and d including darpa and the labs. working agreement with the director of darpa. we spent half the day with his entire organization. soare transition partners when they get to a certain phase and get themon into the field. the agency labs at and talk about a passport where we meet and identify capabilities that match against our priorities. and how to gain access to laboratories in a way that meets the solution space. my head of research and development is the head of a executive committee under mr. griffinm seve, --mr. griffin at r and d. we have a great conductivity into --connectivity into his chain. >> can you describe your work achieveer agencies to objectives and how is marginalizing of other federal -- cies affecting the >> to your point, it truly is a of whole -- the whole government area when you look at the development on the part of potential adversaries. many of those interdictions, many of those interventions and efforts to get at the pathways we call for the routes of individuals and nonstate actors to de

and yet those to do need to go together, the internet was funded by darpa which is part of the defense budget. most of the great biological advances that have been made or because the u.s. taxpayers are so generous with the nih. .. i i agreed will is a-ok with understanding and get rid of malnutrition and congress is super important, but america will still required to hands-on sort of protector peace as well. >> when you think about your meeting with the president can know what the best case scenario? what would be the a+ meeting saying i did this come i'm going to go on and traveled to africa appeared >> clear messages. one is about foreign aid, where we are partnering with the government. to articulate why even if you look at the benefit to america of stability, disease, being less likely to come here, that this is very beneficial and having the foreign relationships, maintaining that commitment, but there's great things that are coming out of that. that has been my primary message. because of the budget increase coming second message for me would be that there is an opportunity to t

the ftc is investigating the darpa -- data harvesting scandal. >> the firestorm surrounding facebook continues. the federal trade commission publicly confirmed its investigating the data collection practices, making it clear punishment is on the table. >> the ftc is committed to using all of its tools to protect the privacy of consumers. >> it's not the first time they have clashed with facebook. in 2011, they y agree to settle charges that it deceives consumers when it came to their privacy. explicit approval from users when they change the way data is handled. if this has been broken, they face a $40,000 fine per violation. that could lead to billions of dollars. they want explanation for the role in the cambridge analytic a scandal. >> promises aren't enough. we will need to monitor companies such as facebook much more strictly in the future. we will punish breaches of data protection painfully. it lost more than $7$70 billion in market value. they want to answer the ftc's questions. stephen: a looook at the markets this hour, i it announcing that. theytors get relieved that are t

have a working agreement with the director of darpa. he said his senior staff is now a transition partner for many the capabilities that he gets to a certain phase and we take them on and get them matured and into the field. we actually show the undersecretary some of those yesterday. regarding the national labs, i hosted ten national labs at the agency recently talked about a path forward where we will now meet with the labs and identify capabilities and match priorities to figure out, working with the doe leadership how to gain accesso to those laboratories in a way that meets thosebo solution space. my head of research and development is actuallyy a member of the executive committee under mr. griffin so he meets with his seniors on a quarterly basis as well. even though he's only been in office for a short while, we have a direct conductivity into his chain. >> thank you. >> so i believe that a wholenn of government effort is required to support strategy and policy. can you please describe your work with other agencies to achieve u.s

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when he was going to mit we got this email from this woman and she said you really need to come to darpa and i said if these people want us badly maybe it's worth william going and checking this out. but they said to him we want you to apply early decision by next week and i wrote to the mission council i said he hasn't taken the s.a.t.'s and they're like yes yes we know you know. and he you know filled out the application and like a week later he was accepted. i think they said do we want this kid or not and president kim said to william you are just the kind of kid that i want to educate for the twenty first century and when he said that i mean i heard about this once removed from brian i said. if if william wants to go to dharma to go to dharma do you feel prepared for school. for no for now again i got a note from leave. but. the time goes on i mean i'm going to be able to tell that i'm prepared for school but know for sure i'm lady i'm ready for you but i don't know how well on my trip you had. and what you do is you know with yours. if i'm not trying my best to. yak. county califor

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money on because this even though the internet is something that was publicly built it came out of the darpa came out of the military came out of taxes without taxes without the u.s. government without the military there would be no you tube there would be no internet and yet they're paid back for this free ride this rent seeking is to squeeze out all the diversity and give us dancing chickens which lead to a dancing chicken president so don't look at overseas as the problem to your dancing chicken president look at you tube you get the media consolidation look at les moonves of c.b.s. there's your dancing chicken president don't blame foreigners for your loss you for it and it is so not only did little max keiser get to see these dancing chickens in times square but you also get to see ugly george he was an important character on public access television yes george was and the robin bird was also another public access it. these were done i made my own t.v. show in the one nine hundred seventy s. called the king kaiser show you can see portions of that on the you tube yet to release the full

the internet was funded by darpa which is part of the defense budget. most of the advances that have been made are because taxpayers are so generous with the nih. way over half the money discovering how to cure cancer is here in the united states. it's a win-win. we get the company because the people involved in the research act with these products in the world benefits immensely from that. if i had a wand that would mostly waive it to create a magic clean energy source that is very cheap or to take the work we are doing on malnutrition which is a great problem and say okay let's understand and get rid of malnutrition. congress is super important that the miracle requires a hands-on private sector piece as well. >> when you think about your meeting with the president what is the best scenario coming out of it? i did this and i'm going to go and travel to africa. >> two clear messages. one is about foreign aid where we are partisan with the government to help articulate why even if you just look at the benefit to america, stability, and disease being les

tool a proxy if you will of that government and it's a surveillance unit it was conceived it through darpa through seed money this this faith oh do you think they use the information against there are you kidding me facebook apple everything that we do is basically sucking up every bit of information we have where has the world big you're living in and the pan optic on and when barak obama was the you beneficiary of facebook data i'll be not cold and gleaned by these characters like especially don't forget legs and did in action american you say that and that immediately turned that's the dog whistle went missing the point this is about a surveillance world that we live in that's being utilized by everybody constantly look we've already had facebook why publicly about what they did and didn't know they finally had to come clean right because i actually think they have a bit of a guilty conscience having worked with the trump campaign to do things that are frankly kind of un-american so you know we'll see i understand that's the kind of party line which is whatever whatever the russian box

the internet was funded by darpa which is part of the defense budget. most of the great biological advances that have been made our because the u.s. taxpayer is so generous with the nih and if you compare globally, way over half the money is discovering how to cure cancer, spent here in the united states. and it is win-win. people go and build the products and the real benefits, and immensely, from that. if i had a wand, i would mostly waive it to create magic and clean energy source. taking the work on malnutrition and it is a great problem. let's understand and get rid of malnutrition. congress is super important. the miracles require the hands-on private sector piece as well. >> when you think about your meeting with the president, what is the best case scenario coming out of it. mr. gates: two clear messages. one is about foreign aid. we are partnered with the government. to help articulate why even if you just look at the benefit to america, stability and disease being the most likely to come here, this is very beneficial. having those relationship

get those to need to go together, the internet was funded by darpa which is part of the defense budget. most of the great biological advances that have been made or because the u.s. taxpayers so generous with the nih. if you compare globally, way over half the money that's discovering how to cure cancer is spent here in the united states. and it's a win-win. we get the companies because they people involved in the research go and actually build the products, and the world benefits immensely from that. but if i had a wand i would mostly wave it to say, create magic clean energy source that's very cheap or to take the work we're doing on malnutrition, which is a great problem, and say okay, let's understand and get rid of malnutrition. so the congress is super important, but the miracles still require a hands-on sort of private-sector piece as well. >> when you think about your meeting with the president, what is the best case scenario coming out of it? what would be the a+ meeting where you come out and say all right i did this, i'm going going to travel to africa? >> i have two clear m

we have recently developed a new prosthetic arm with darpa and so it's exactly this type of focus we need to be doing and i will make sure we are using the very best technologies. but we do work with private doctors who are constantly telling us new ways to learn and we are committed to that so thank you for that on the telehealth services, as you know in fiscal year 2017 we had about 27,000 veterans using telehealth. in the rural areas it's about 300,000. just this past quarter we had 110,000 rural veterans in one quarter using telehealth. so you can see it's increasing. that will be around 450,000 on this type of run rate. for us to reach more rural veterans and provide that type of expertise. in terms of the budget we are seeing an increase particularly for rural rural health and telehealth. it's a 12% growth in 2019. mr. bishop: you are working with the task force with rural america with regard to veterans' health, particularly with the broadband access? secretary shulkin: yes. i have attended a number of meetings with the telecommunications leaders through the white house conven

we have developed a new prosthetic arm with darpa and so it's exactly this type of focus that we need to be doing. but we work with private companies that tell us about new ways to learn. in 2017, we had 722 720,000 usi telehealth. we had 110,000 rural veterans in one quarter using telehealth and so you can see it's increasing. we can now provide service across state line and it's essential to reach those veterans. in terms of the budget. we are seeing an increase for rural health in telehealth. i've been to a number of meets with the telecommunications leaders in the rural areas through the white house conveners, this is an important problem to solve and i think you've identified the reason why. without the broadband technology, it's hard for us to get into veterans homes and even into some of our own facilities. but we need to do everything we can to partner with these companies to find solutions so we'll work with our rural counterparts throughout the administration. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, mr. chairman bishop. i'd like to recognize the gentleman from west virgini

i think it's one we can all agree on that is that we should empower darpa to lead a grand charge theey did in driverless cars 15 years ago that's brought that technology to reality, to have a grand challenge on school safety and focus more on innovation than just politics. >> and in terms of some of the, i guess, you know, potential policy changes, some of the ideas that have been tossed around in recent days and recent weeks, things like arming teachers in schools, what is your take on that? >> you know, i really try not to get involved too much in politics per se. i'm a technologist i believe technology can save lives, and we need to think in innovative new ways. i don't think there's enough happening there to move outside of sort of the politics over, you know, policy let's get into what new technologies could we have that could radically change things. >> what are some of those new technologies is there anything you're developing >> well, the challenge is there's no one to develop it for yet. if you developed a fantastic school defense system, which is possible, and we have great

that came out of darpa, and it came out by the very person that i am championing to run this.s project and they align themselves, this is a great thing. now dean cayman is one of america's foremost inventers is heavily involved in this and it brings together people you're going from the bench to the bed side here and with the information available from the n ih and the nci and the technical expertise that harper could bring, we could do a lot of biological medicine and biomechanics that would be so important. stuart: bob, please keep up the good fight. everybody is with you on this. everybody. >> well i'm going to see the president tonight and i'm going to remind him how well we're doing and some of his very strongest supporters in the health and human services are behind us. stuart: excellent. bob wright, always a pleasure having you on the show and you do great work, thanks for joining us appreciate it. >> thank you very much. stuart: i'm going to go through some individual stocks which are moving a big sales drop american outdoor brands now has the parent of smith & wesson,

these methods were funded in part by darpa, which is the military's research agency. >> was there any engagement with the university authorities or any of my departments? >> we definitely talked to more --to some of the more senior professors but there was nothing formalized with the university itself. grey area.sat in a we had a lot of people we were engaging at cambridge who played a pivotal role in getting that project going. your centraly motivation has been that you that theyr aghast need to make social media world has been used for military science -- >> that is a part of it. i think also more broadly, when you look at how cambridge analytica operates or how scl operates -- they do not care not whatr they do is legal as long as they get it done. more broadly this is a company that goes around the world and undermines the big institutions of countries that try to have development institutions. there is a lot of reasons why i find the country problematic. not just the data. it is probably more broadly that they are an example of what modern-day colonialism looks like. --a wealthya