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the treasury department and counterfeiting. it is now under the purview of the department of homeland security, which makes it, officially, part of the national security apparatus in the united states. and, of course, being a secret service agent, being close to a protector he, as they are called, you also formed personal bonds with the protectees, or you might from the opposite, he may come to hate the people you protect. but, they all come from spending every waking moment in close proximity. it is a strange, and intimate, relationship. donald trump, in particular, had a unique relationship with a secret service. particularly his detail. one of his closest aides, a man named antonin ornato, we talked about a bit, figures, quite prominently, and january 6th. he was serving as deputy white house chief of staff for operations on january 6th, but was also a secret service agent. as the washington post reports, quote, some of the secret service came under criticism during trump's tenure, for appearing to embrace his political agenda. in fact, or notice appointment was a huge departure from precedent, to take someone who is in the secret service, and made them, essentially, political a

of religion a higher priority of us foreign policy in addition to the united office at the state department and then to oversee that office also urging the appointment of an advisor of the national security council staff at the white house and as an independent bipartisan government advisory body to monitor abroad in the standards for this condition on the ground to make the recommendation to the president and the secretary offn statere in congress there are nine commissioners appointed by the president and congressional leadership of botht political parties the commissions of private senate senators coming from different political party in different state and professional background. and with the importance of freedom e of religion and the need to shine a light for so many individuals to exercise their right to religious freedom whether caused by that government action cannot be unchallenged. research has found countries appalled religious freedom have more democratic political institutions rising social well-being's and greater stability those that failed to protect the human rights including religious freedom is fertile ground for poverty war on terror and violence so now let me turn

you to discuss the department of defense and to work to align the activities with the united states whole of government and the national defense strategy outlines three high-level security priorities in africa, like, violent extremist organizations, do suppose a threat to the u.s. homeland at two strengthening allies and partners to support mutual security objectives and addressing partner strategic competitions that present the military of the united states and in sahel, three priorities requires not only an integrated approach but whole of government approach and of the past six months, we have seen that the intersection of these three challenges in sahel have resulted military coups had political transition that fighting and africa an inherent threat and exponential attacks had long presence of russia group said withdrawal of french and other allied forces any challenges consent national borders and therefore require a coordinated regional approach and as such it would be addressing together with her african partners and their increasingly exploding instability tensions and weak government institutions and g governing practice and jeopardize stability democracy and p

department of justice prosecuted a single case -- >> i'm not where that there is a case brought under that statute. >> so the answer is no. >> does the perfect purposeful movement of human beings -- pose a danger to the national security of the united states? >> i'm not familiar with the facts that you're referring to. >> you're not familiar with cartels and their involvement is with 107,000 dead americans related to fentanyl. you can't comment of whether that was a danger to the united states? >> i'm not familiar with the facts you're referring. two there's no doubt that the movement of legal drugs across our borders poses a threat to >> but about safety and americans well-being of americans. threats to border patrol agents set says signs display to kill border patrol or gunfire in the streets of texas? does that pose a national security threat to the united states? >> i don't know specifically what you are referring to, but obviously, acts of violence directed at our law enforcement, federal or state, is a concern and one that we take very seriously. >> -- he said 500,000. how about 389,000 known gotaways the attorney general actually testified under of here in the house of representative accepting that fact. he testified. i'm sorry, th

of me, which is to protect the united states, carry out the departments highest priority, protect and defend the united states against the full range of national security threats. this would appear to me to be one. would you disagree? >> the way we've divided up responsibility within the justice department is that our federal narcotics laws and weapons laws are by and large and force by other parts of the justice department. >> would you be so kind as the reach out to those other parts and tell them that we in oregon need help and that the situation in my opinion is one that raises to a national level, given that marijuana is being sold right on the streets here, in washington, d.c.. thank you again for being here. look forward to your helping us out in oregon. i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from arizona is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you very much, madam chair. thank you mr. olson for your service at the department of justice and answering committees questions today. throughout this congress, the committee has -- data collection practices, protecting the due process rights of all americans as has been paramount in our work. one particular area of concern has been the doj's use of non disclosure orders or ngos. these court ordered ngos prevent technology service providers like, google, apple, -- one personal records or emails from the provider.

department of justice prosecuted a single case -- >> i'm not where that there is a case brought under that statute. >> so the answer is no. >> does the perfect purposeful movement of human beings -- pose a danger to the national security of the united states? >> i'm not familiar with the facts that you're referring to. >> you're not familiar with cartels and their involvement is with 107,000 dead americans related to fentanyl. you can't comment of whether that was a danger to the united states? >> i'm not familiar with the facts you're referring. two there's no doubt that the movement of legal drugs across our borders poses a threat to >> but about safety and americans well-being of americans. threats to border patrol agents set says signs display to kill border patrol or gunfire in the streets of texas? does that pose a national security threat to the united states? >> i don't know specifically what you are referring to, but obviously, acts of violence directed at our law enforcement, federal or state, is a concern and one that we take very seriously. >> -- he said 500,000. how about 389,000 known gotaways the attorney general actually testified under of here in the house of representative accepting that fact. he testified. i'm sorry, th