>> we had a whistleblower with the department of homeland security come forward and tell us the departmentf homeland security had been monitoring tim walz for many years. way prior to kamala harris choosing him to be her running mate for they were concerned about the sheer number of times that walz had been to china but they were concerned who was actually paying for all of those trips to china considering that if you look at walz disclosure form i believe it to be accurate he does not have the memes to pay for that many trips to china. they were concerned why is he going to china so many times? because all of the boxes are checked with tim walz, the department of homeland security look for in a potential american official or their family member being groomed or influenced by the chinese, and his party. maria: do you think the ccp targeted walz years ago? do you believe the ccp paid for all those trips? we are talking between 15 and 30 trips to china which he has admitted he's got it back and forth when he was teaching there. did the ccp pay for those trips? >> walz said he went to china a

in the case of the vetting of the child, it is the department of homeland security that does the initial vetting because they're the ones that have custody of that child once the child is in the u.s. the department of homeland security is the agency that then goes to that process of trying to determine who this child is, including those issues that you've mentioned with regard to any past criminal conduct. when we receive the children, we-- the department of homeland security shares with us the information they have compiled on that child. from there, what we try to do is make sure that we care for the child and in the process of trying to find them a sponsor where they can live in a community, we go through the vetting of the individual potential sponsor. >> mr. secretary, when the history of this administration is written, i would not want to be you looking back on what historians say about your tenure. i'm sorry, but that's the fact. there's no further business to be brought before the subcommittee. the subcommittee will stand adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversati

>> we had a whistleblower with the department of homeland security come forward and tell us the departmentitoring tim walz for many years. way prior to kamala harris choosing him to be her running mate for they were concerned about the sheer number of times that walz had been to china but they were concerned who was actually paying for all of those trips to china considering that if you look at walz disclosure form i believe it to be accurate he does not have the memes to pay for that many trips to china. they were concerned why is he going to china so many times? because all of the boxes are checked with tim walz, the department of homeland security look for in a potential american official or their family member being groomed or influenced by the chinese, and his party. maria: do you think the ccp targeted walz years ago? do you believe the ccp paid for all those trips? we are talking between 15 and 30 trips to china which he has admitted he's got it back and forth when he was teaching there. did the ccp pay for those trips? >> walz said he went to china at least 30 times of course he li

she was responsible for the department of homeland security's $47 billion budget and $12 billion in their acquisition program. ms. duke, you are recognized for your opening remarks. >> thank you. i really appreciate being here today. national security is of the utmost importance and i am pleased that the committee's work on this topic. today, we are not focused on if anything needs to be done to improve our national security policy but to ensure that it is done. there are so many complex issues facing us today, fentanyl, human trafficking, the prc and supply chain just to name a few and the national security area. i am opposed to any decision that has high potential to undermine effective national security policy and operation. i am concerned that it will do just that. my experience leads me to believe that any up-tempo of producing policy will be far outweighed by a disruptive downside of less effective policy and that is why i oppose schedule f. here are some of the areas i would like to address to the committee today. first, and maybe least important, if you are a fiscal conservative l

she was responsible for the department of homeland security's $47 billion budget and $12 billion in their acquisition program. ms. duke, you are recognized for your opening remarks. >> thank you. i really appreciate being here today. national security is of the utmost importance and i am pleased that the committee's work on this topic. today, we are not focused on if anything needs to be done to improve our national security policy but to ensure that it is done. there are so many complex issues facing us today, fentanyl, human trafficking, the prc and supply chain just to name a few and the national security area. i am opposed to any decision that has high potential to undermine effective national security policy and operation. i am concerned that it will do just that. my experience leads me to believe that any up-tempo of producing policy will be far outweighed by a disruptive downside of less effective policy and that is why i oppose schedule f. here are some of the areas i would like to address to the committee today. first, and maybe least important, if you are a fiscal conservative l

trump now expected to name south dakota governor kristi noem to head the department of homeland securityand sources telling abc news senator marco rubio will ly become trump's secretary of state. and just in tonight, trump's pick to head the cia. and the big meeting tomorrow, president-elect trump and president biden at the white house. >>> in new york city tonight, the judge in president-elect trump's hush money conviction delaying the immunity ruling in that case. trump's attorneys now arguing his felony conviction should be tossed out because of the supreme court's decision on presidential immunity. so what happens now? >>> overseas tonight, the alarming scene in amsterdam. protesters setting off explosives inside a tram. authorities believe some targeting jews. some of the attackers yelling anti-semitic slurs. police bracing for more violent clashes. >>> here in the u.s. tonight, the father and husband missing who was presumed dead. tonight, the stunning twist. after searching for 54 days, authorities now believe he may have faked his own death. and where they believe he is now. >>>

in the past, department of homeland security has moved funds around to try to put money behind these detention spaces and deportations. this type of scale will require so much more than what the department of homeland security can do with its limits and not to mention that repatriating people is also difficult. it requires us to have different diplomacy and agreements with countries. again , just to show you the numbers, because we are showing them here. it costs $11,000 just to apprehend, detain, process and remove one documented immigrants. you are looking at a big price tag. the preparations are ongoing and there are steps being taken, especially within the private sector knowing that it could certainly happen, but it is not an easy feat. >> to that point, donald trump moments ago was speaking to reporters off-camera. apparently, he reiterated his plan to carry out mass deportations when he asked about how much an operation of that magnitude would cost and he said it's not a question of a price tag. quote, it's not really and we have no choice when people have killed, murdered and

what else do you think the department of homeland security needs? what else should they be doing in advance of tuesday? >> i think under the leadership of jen easterly has been doing a fine job and i think that along with the fbi need to call out these efforts by foreign governments to infiltrate our conversation. call out the fake images and false rumors and alarmist rumors when they can . the problem, however , the fake news and generative a.i. can travel 1000 miles before the truth can catch up and put the lie to it. americans over the next 48 hours need to be really skeptical of some stuff that some of these wild accusations that you see on social media from unreliable sources. >> what was your reaction when you heard the former president say, you have a problem if people were shooting through what he calls the fake news media and reporters who cover presidential elections who go to rallies and report on what's going on. he doesn't have a problem when shots are fired through. what was your reaction? >> first of all, i'm not entirely sure what he

according to the department of homeland security and pew research of the more than 11 million undocumented-- we do not have hard and fast numbers -- most are long-term residentss. these are people who presumably are working and paying taxes. you do not believe there should be exceptions? >> again, i think what you just said is a little misleading. if they are working that means they have a work permit and they have status. sumi: but you can get a license and work here and pay taxes -- if you are in detention and you have been waiting for your appointment with a judge. >> again, you are in the asylum system -- i assume that is what you are referring to -- you have status. you cannot be removed unless somehow you fall out of status or do a number of other things. there are a number of misconceptions about who can be removed and who cannot. if you hear president trump talk about this it is getting public safety threats, national security threats. there are 1.5 million individuals in the u.s. who have a final order of removal. an immigration judge says you have no legal right to be in the u.s.

i hate to use cycle bable and it's that kind of projection and institutions like the department of homeland security has in many ways dealing with the boarder and made our country so less secure than it was, that's why people think that the fear that the value of the government institutions has lost their meaning and has lost their purpose and their mandate and how do you restore that in the minds of the american people? >> well, trump received a mandate to restore common sense and parents and kids education and going for the curriculum in their schools and whether that is, hey f you have a issue or have a pandemic or a disease that's only affecting one part of the population overwhelmingly, you don't lock everyone down and damage as the covid lockdowns did the next generation of kids and just going to transparency and that's what elon musk has been pounding the disable for him and certainly president trump. we need to be transparent for the american people and actually keep and enforce those checks on power. david: what about very quickly and the department of homeland security shutting the damn th

but the department of homeland security has said this data has been misinterpreted, and includes peopler previous administrations, notjust under biden and harris. experts also told bbc verify thatjust because they weren't in ice detention, doesn't mean they are all on the loose. many will be held by other agencies or in prison. abortion rights are a key issue for the democrats, with kamala harris repeating this claim. the number comes from the immigration and customs enforcement, which said there were this many noncitizens convicted of homicide on its database, but not detained by them. but the department of homeland security has said this data has been misinterpreted, and includes people who entered the us under previous administrations, notjust under biden and harris. experts also told bbc verify thatjust because they weren't in ice detention, doesn't mean they are all on the loose. many will be held by other agencies or in prison. abortion rights are a key issue for the democrats, with kamala harris repeating this claim. if he is elected again i am certain he will sign a national abo

i think with what elon musk and ramaswamy are wanting to do that the department of homeland security is the perfect place to start. every agency is failing in its mission to the taxpayers. it is not just because of mayorkas. he is a big reason but the agency is just too big and needs to be broken up. >> harris: the minute you started talking about just how woefully inept it has been in terms of keeping track of those children, it is apparent. if that was not the top priority, then yeah, it's too big. it can't function. then you mentioned fema. right on time. let's get into that. also under the umbrella of mayorkas. did he ever end up dealing with the post hurricane stuff? i don't know. fema's director deanne criswell faced republicans at a hearing yesterday wanting to know about potential politization of that agent. it comes after allegations fema urged employees to -- following the deadly hurricane hell ian and milton. fema's director testified about an' ledgeed text message to aide workers to ignore homes that had trump signs or flags. >> i just went into wal-mart and smell trump su

i one, the secret service needs to be taken out of the department of homeland security: the leadershipnt of homeland security and the fit for the secret service just isn't there. the second thing they need to do is they need to do away with their in the i responsibilities -- investigative responsibilities. primarily having its origins in counterfeiting, go back to 1865. those investigations are done by two, three, half a dozen other agencies now a days. the last two incidents that occurred where president trump was almost killed, right, that needs to be the primary responsibility of the secret service. you don't have manpower or resources, you have a budget problem? get rid of the investigations, farm them out to these duplicative other agencies and for example on the one thing that made you great, and that's presidential protection. pete: you should do one thing, and you should do that one thing very, very well. >> certainly that the agency. pete: absolutely. let's pray for the protection of all candidates, but especially donald trump in these final -- >> absolutely, or sir. pete: tha

i cannot decide between department of defense and homeland security. i think both of the choices were excellent. pete hegseth is a true patriot. he loves america. he has two bronze stars. i think he did a great job. i think he will do a great job. and the current head of the dod went awol for five days and lied to his boss about where he was. so i certainly think pete hegseth will be great. kristi noem, i think she is great. head of dhs here at the current head of the dhs light to us, told us the border was secure -- the current head of the dhs lied to us, told us the border was secure. there were millions coming over, and we were told there was no problem. i think kristi noem will be great. i wanted to mention, someone talked about how trump did not wear a mask. well, keep in mind that anything other than the n95 or kn95 mask had no value whatsoever. so we were all told to wear masks, but those masks did absolutely no good whatsoever. thanks for taking my call. host: thanks, robin, in maryland. this is pennsylvania, steve, good morning, republican. wha

that's usually an address from the head of the department of homeland security. so there's a huge amount of influence that road has, especially with everything to do with immigration and not being one of donald trump's key messages. she was hardly in line for the vice president. we were talking about have, amongst all the people of the, of the share before jade, yvonne scott, the jobs. although she did apparently fall out of favor with donald trump slightly because she released a book in which she reveals that she had met kim jong, owns the leader of north korea, which late to turn out to be false. but also she admitted that at one point, she shot dead have 14 month old dog, because she couldn't train them. obviously, it appears now that she has folded back into favor. and i must point out that all of these roles have to be confirmed by the senate. but of course, the republican republicans now control the senate. so ultimately, it looks like what donald trump once it's probably going to get in this situation. yeah, and he also wants to get a loan months to heads u

the first time, i think they're in for a bit of a rude awakening. >> well, and for the department of homeland security, where you served, i mean, it's all so much turmoil. when trump was there in terms of so many different leaders, only two of them were ever senate confirmed. it was a lot of acting secretaries in charge of such an important and sprawling agency. i wonder, you know operating there with general john kelly running it. what do you make of south dakota governor kristi noem being named to that position this time around it really seems like she's a figurehead to go on tv so that stephen miller and tom homan can run everything. >> um, and of course, their primary focus is immigration and you can make a strong argument that the american people voted for that. um, the problem is that the department of homeland security has way more missions than immigration, cyber security natural disaster through fema secret service, which is an agency in turmoil and definitely needs to be addressed. and so it's a little concerning for the agency itself that you have somebody coming in that really knows nothin

and also in the last, all we've heard about the appointment for the department of homeland security, the secretary of the da chest. that's going to be christina. now she is a well known trump several get. she's been on a lot of the shows over the last few months defending the form of presidents. i'm soon to be president. she is the governor of south dakota. she was apparently in line for vice president. she was one of those names we were talking about a few months ago. although she seemed to full out of favor slightly because she released the book and which she put through what is now being widely accepted as a false claim that she was met. kim john, good the leader of north korea on another claim, which has been proven to be true that she some time ago shots that have 14 month old co pay because she couldn't train them. obviously that's seems to have gone away. now donald trump, at the time, seemed to be a little bit displeased, probably because a lot of his followers and support his hop dogs. but it appears now she is back in the fold. and she, if she is confirmed by the senate, whi

we're waiting for a response from the department of homeland security. white house press secretary karine jean-pierre was asked about this by mark meredith yesterday and she says she has no new policies to preview. >> i don't have anything to announce. i laid out for one of your colleagues what we have been doing especially since we moved forward with our executive actions in june and what we have seen encounters have dropped more than 55% and lower than we were four years ago. >> the app is reportedly set to be unveiled early next month in new york city which has been struggling with an influx of migrants. more than 23,000 migrants stÈre arrived in the big apple since spring of 2022. from a financial standpoint is city has spent more than 3.7 billion for asylum shelter, food and other services just this fiscal year. >> joe biden and kamala harris we saw an open border t12 million illegal immigrants. the worst in our nation's history. that's going to end and it will end on january 20th. >> the "new york post" reports up to 100,000 migrants will be enroll

the department of homeland security has done it before. but this would be magnitude of change when it comes to an operation like this. but john, i can tell you from the multiple people that i've been talking to, there are preparations underway to do something like this. what it ultimately looks like and when it can be done is the question we'll keep asking. >> what gets done and how? huge questions, priscilla alvarez. i know you'll be on it. thanks so much. >> sara? >> now to a former senior trump administration official who quit the first administration, calling trump unstable and a danger to democracy, is now urging conservatives of conscience, as he puts it, to join the incoming trump administration, not run away from it. when miles taylor worked inside the first trump administration, he published an anonymous op-ed in the 2018 "new york times" article, decrying trump's leadership, or lack thereof. now in a new op-ed, he says, printable people must serve in the second. miles taylor are joining us now. why are you calling for republicans

we don't know the full staffing of these agencies but there are many of them, the department of homeland security, the department of justice, the department of health and human services, all of them had a hand in replicating the family separation policy and all of them will have a hand again and what happens to parents and children who have come to this country in the second administration. we are talking about literally hundreds of officials potentially that will have the ability to influence in the second term, some of them may have been a part of the first one. others were a part of the first one and try to resist and maybe throw them out of government in the second term. all of that is going to play out.>> in the film, i had the chance to talk to both of you in a screening this week and the film makes clear that even with what trump perceives to be a mandate is debatable, as to what he is talking about here, he was stymied as jacob said, by republican appointed judges. just talk about the legal hurdles facing him as he starts with this plan, as jacob said, which is essentially family separati

adviser for homeland security and director of the defending democratic institutions project at the center for strategic and international studies. previously she served as under secretary for department of homeland security and led the national programs and protection director rat and called the cyber and security infrastructure agency or cisa. and was intelligence of minority staff director for house of representatives on the permanent intelligence committee. spent six years as central intelligence agency also. ivana stradner studies rush shoo's military strategies and doctrines to understand how they use it for communication and previously testified before european parliament and briefed various government officials and served as special correspondent for the post. moderating today's conversation is politico cybersecurity reporter maggie miller. her beat includes coverage of international threats from russia, china, iran, and north korea along with spending time on capitol hill reports on federal cyber priorities. before we dive in, a few words about fdd. for more than 20 years, fdd has operated as an independent nonpartisan research institute excusively focused on national securit

strong loyalty in common whether it is his selection for an basa to the united nations or department of homeland securityem have been stalwart supporters of president trump.— been stalwart supporters of president trump. what is that mean for people _ president trump. what is that mean for people on _ president trump. what is that mean for people on the - president trump. what is that | mean for people on the ground in this middle east conflict? and president trump relationship with the prime minister benjamin netanyahu? we minister ben'amin netanyahu? we know minister benjamin netanyahu? - know that it has been closed, up know that it has been closed, up though because he was irritated with the prime minister after the prime minister, deleted president biden but they have spoken several times since the election, the prime minister has made very clear that he is pleased and the selections that president—elect trump has made for ambassador to the united nations, ambassador to israel, both have something very much in common and that is supporting an israeli hardline, we heard that settlers are overjoyed wit

loyalty in common whether it is his selection for ambassador to the united nations or department of homeland securityf them have been stalwart supporters of president trump. what does that mean for people on the ground in this middle east conflict? and president trump's relationship with the prime minister benjamin netanyahu? yes, we know that it has been close, up and down though because he was irritated with the prime minister after the prime minister, deleted president biden but they have spoken several times since the election, the prime minister has made very clear that he is pleased and the selections that president—elect trump has made for ambassador to the united nations, ambassador to israel, both have something very much in common and that is supporting an israeli hardline, we heard that settlers are overjoyed with the announcement of mike huckabee as us ambassador to israel, he has been on record saying that the israeli should control all of the west bank that there is no west bank. that god has given the land to the israelis. so, he is going to be someone to toe that line and push it, cer

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it still remains to be seen who's going to be running the department of homeland security. and also what that looks like, jake. i talked to chad wolf last night who was the acting secretary of homeland security the last time trump was in office. he was saying essentially you know, this is already what they're doing in terms of i.c.e., deporting violent criminals. he was arguing they're not doing it aggressively enough under the biden harris administration but i think it's a real question of one, logistically, what this would look like. would it involve the police, national guard? the round up. remember, trump has faced criticism even from some republicans over not carrying out his immigration pledges. governor desantis said he deported fewer people than president obama did. immigration was a huge thing on voters' minds so that's a question of whether or not it is fulfilled. often candidates on the trail say i'm going to do this on day one. whether or not it actually happens on day one remains to be seen. >> what are your sources telling you about the prospect of senator rubi

. >> reporter: being rewarded as president- elect trump's choice for secretary of department of homeland securityurces say. >> when these election results came in, they clearly said they want a secure border, they want their streets to be safe. >> reporter: a messy job putting her at the helm of a sprawling agency, overseeing everything from u.s. customs and border protection, immigration and customs enforcement and the u.s. secret service, in charge of a $60 billion budget and hundreds of thousands of employees. >> on day one, i will launch the largest deportation program. >> reporter: placing her at the center of helping her to deliver on some of the president's most critical and controversial priority, executing his plan for mass deportation. >> the united states of america is in a time of invasion. >> reporter: the south dakota governor has closely aligned with trump on some of his most hardline immigration policies and rhetoric in the past. >> democrat- run cities across this country are being overrun by violent mobs. >> reporter: her expected elevation is now completing a transformation tha

and of course the department of homeland security has got a lot of openings. so they're going to take them back. the other thing is he also said that given the fact going forward that donald trump has made it very clear that he has got the back of the men and women of the border patrol, this is going to help with recruiting. so it's going to be so much easier to get quality people to work our southern border because they are now allowed to do their job. >> ainsley: that's what -- and he told fox digital suspects to exciting. think about how positive that is for our law enforcement individuals. they don't make a lot of money. they put their lives on the line. now they are getting support from the president. >> brian: they need rapid processing. i hope they call henry cuellar. is he dying to work for somebody. all these people that ran ads i'm going to be tough on the border laura gillilan swayze. go work with them. don't be a block. don't be a block. go ahead and make -- full fill the ads that got you the position. because most of you kept your positions becaus

power struggle plays out between the border czar as they are going to call him and the department of homeland security and the department of state, which all play a role when it comes to immigration. but what i think they're doing here is this is a clear sign to me that they do intend to go forward with this in the department of homeland security, and this is something that stephen miller, tom homan, and ken cuccinelli wanted. they want to merge customs and border control, they want to merge i.c.e., the office of refugee resettlement at the health and human services office. all of these agencies played a role when it came to the child separation policy. stephen miller and tom homan are completely aligned. tom homan has been auditioning on fox news and right wing networks for the past four years for this role. i think we should expect right after the inauguration, you will see this plan rolled out. >> let me play a little bit of tom, i keep calling him tim. tom homan talking about trying to carry out those mass deportations in the face of opposition from some blue states or blue cities. >> some of thes

of the members in the house and the senate to move forward. while that's happening inside, outside security will be beefed up. the department of homelandurity has designated january 6th a national special security event, the same level as the state of the union address and the super bowl. the designation means that federal, state and local resources will be used in the security plan. still ahead on matter of fact, why one of george washington's most important speeches was a speech he never gave. still have symptoms from moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease after a tnf blocker like humira or remicade? put them in check with rinvoq. rinvoq works differently and it's a once-daily pill. when symptoms tried to take control, i got rapid relief with rinvoq. check. when flares tried to slow me down, i got lasting steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when my doctor saw damage, rinvoq helped visibly reduce damage of the intestinal lining. check. rapid symptom relief. lasting, steroid-free remission. and visibly reduced damage. check, check and check. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. s

department of defense. there is also kristi noem, the far right south dakota governor who trump wants to head the department of homeland securitynedy junior, the anti- vaccine activist. he has been tapped to lead the department of health and human services. and then there is perhaps the trendiest pick of all. matt gaetz for attorney general. the far right firebrand resigned from congress this week, although he will still need senate approval to be confirmed as ag. gaetz has been under investigation, both by his congressional colleagues, and with doj. nbc news reports that there is a house ethics committee testimony from a woman who, according to her lawyer, claims that she saw gaetz having sex with a minor at a house party in 2017. a spokesperson for gaetz responded on friday saying , quote, merrick garland's doj cleared matt gaetz and did not charge him. are you alleging that garland is part of a cover-up? to be very clear, the fbi investigated gaetz on sex trafficking allegations involving a 17-year-old. that investigation is over and gaetz was not charged. but he was also not formally cleared. again, gaetz has always denied

kristi noem is donald trump's pick to head up the department of homeland security. she's got a job ahead of her. >> absolutely, and look at mayorkas deserves as much of the blame so that's why we voted to impeach him for the house but the mishandling of the entire homeland security situation, which is a huge agency that covers issues and look, remember, lee zeldin also our former colleague, his house was bombed i think there was some kind of bomb in his house. he wasn't there thankfully but he ran for governor, and nearly got there and i wish he had but we've got to stand up to these people. this is what terrorism looks like. domestic terrorism. a lot of the hysteria on the left does get people in cited and we also remember have all of these illegal immigrants in our country right now who are threatened by the incoming president trump administration, because we will stand up for law and order. we will see equal justice under the law. we will see the epidemic forcement of our borders. we will see kristi noem team up with tom homan to make sure that our country is safe

strong loyalty in common whether it is his selection for an basa to the united nations or department of homeland securitythem have been stalwart supporters of president trump. authorities in china have pledged all—out efforts to help those injured in a deadly car attack in the south of the country. at least 35 people were killed and 43 others seriously injured, when a man drove his car into people outside a sports centre in zhuhai. a 62—year—old man has been arrested in connection to what may be china's deadliest act of random public violence in decades. 0ur china correspondent stephen mcdonnell sent this report from outside the scene but locals appear to have been organised to try to keep journalists away. people in china are in shock following events that unfolded, in front of the stadium. the complex is now closed off but normally, you can go in there and exercised our running tracks on the light and you have groups of communities dancing and this type of things but then a man in his 60s drove in their and ran down people, according to the police, dozens of them have now died and dozens more, many mor

named pulled as all, if she is confirmed, christie know, will become the secretary of the department of homeland security. she is a trump support and she has be very defensive of donald trump position on his immigration policy. and steven miller, who was one of the architects of the so called muslim trouble bands, that was the band that was bolted after trump was an overrated last time. which stops people from majority of most the majority come countries coming into the united states. so you can see how this administration is shaping up and then not building behind me. that is donald trump's residence, where they are starting to put together plans. there is a lot of dedication to with this policy, although they are the right expect patients that at least part of it will be challenged in the courts fill of i'll, i'll just say era, palm beach, florida. and that's it for me, laura. kyle. the news continues here on al jazeera of to witness to stay with us. the i'm counting the cost. what does the 2nd trump presidency means a big tech in the us? spain's devastating floods under school, the huge cost of climat

security experts. david becker is from innovation and research. chris krebs is former head of cybersecurity under the trump administration and sam anna vinograd was a counter-terrorism official at the department of homeland security under the biden administration. god morning to you all. setting the table for a consequential week. chris, we start with you. we're in the 48 hour window that microsoft warns was rife with attempts to hack people's minds. we've seen four fake videos, the fbi and u.s. intelligence have warned are meant to manipulate. yesterday the fbi said there were two out there that are fake. before that we had disclosured that russia was behind a bucks county fake video and targeting voters in georgia, falsely claiming that migrants were voting. how are these tactics that russia is using now compare to what you saw in 2020 and back in 2016. >> well they've evolved from generating content from st. petersburg. you you had internet operating out of a office building, over time given the improvements in the cia command and our own awareness of the activities and what they're doing, they've started to push the boundaries out. so they're generating content and then laundering it, effectively, th

something the fbi, our department of homeland security and our entire national security enterprise is digging into in a big way. it will be on the agenda between every american official and every chinese official in the weeks ahead. >> jake sullivan, a lot happening in the world. thank you for coming in and talking to us. we'll be right back with a lot more "face the nation." hi, my name is damian clark. if you have both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending on the plans available in your area, you may be eligible to get extra benefits with a humana medicare advantage dual-eligible special needs plan. most plans include the humana healthy options allowance. a monthly allowance to help pay for eligible groceries, utilities, rent, and over-the-counter items. the healthy options allowance is loaded onto a prepaid card each month. and whatever you don't spend, carries over from each month. plus, your doctor, hospital and pharmacy may already be part of our large humana networks. so, call the number on your screen now, and

. >> reporter: the governor is trump's choice to head to the department of homeland security. they include border patrol and immigration and custom officials. >> make no mistake that an invasion on our country is happening. >> reporter: trump also named tom homan as his border czar. he'll work with, but not under no one. he'll answer directly to the president. >> and steven miller, the new deputy chief of staff will focus on border issues. they previously crafted the policy that led to some migrant family separations. >>> trump has promised to cut regulations on tech companies. coming up, we'll ask an expert on what fewer restrictions could mean for silicon valley and our jobs. >>> president trump embraced the sector on the campaign trail as they won the endorsement and also the first major candidate to accept bitcoin donations. >> i'm laying out my plan to ensure it will be the bitcoin super power of the world, and we'll get it done. if crypto is going to define the future, i want it to be mined, minted, and made in the u.s.a. >> the president elect has promised to cut down o

for those of us in washington i think we are already starting to see security measures around the capital get erected. you know, the department of homeland security has designated that joint session a major national security event so there are lots of resources being put into make sure the newly elected congress which takes office on january 3 will be able to meet and carry out their duties to count the electoral votes on generous six. this is also the first presidential -- january 6. this is also the first presidential election been conducted using the new procedures under the new electoral count reform act passed in 2020 two by congress that has really modernized the process of counting electoral votes in congress. and really i think has limited opportunities for disruption of that process. so, we should, hopefully, see a quieter january 6 this time around. host: january 6, 2025 is a monday next year. and just like in 2020, c-span will have full coverage of that. david in maryland on the line for independents. good morning. caller: i heard stories of the local voting officials coordinating with high schools in the area where they would

secretary of state, and he's picked south dakota governor kristi noem to head up the department of homeland security. trump selecting rubio to be the country's top diplomat is a long way from their heated rivalry. during the 2016 presidential primaries. >>>>little marco rubio, he's a total disaster. >>>>the two have mended their relationship, and rubio campaigned hard for trump this year. >>>>we want to live in an era of peace, and we want to live in an era of strength. we want an america that dreams big again. and for that, we need to elect donald trump. >>>>kristi noem at the helm of dhs means she'll be working on immigration, but the person reporting directly to the president on his signature issue will be former ice head tom homan, already named border czar. noem could face a contentious senate confirmation after writing in her memoir she killed her untrainable 14 month old dog. >>>>the reason that the story is in the book, because people need to understand who i am, and some of those difficult decisions this was a dangerous animal. that was killing livestock and attacking people. >>>>joining th