to non-public dod information.dozens of tasks we've set out to tackle, we've completed about 30%, and another 50% are well on their way. others will never really “end,” like sharing insights from quarterly industry roundtables across dod. a few require specific help from congress. and even though we're through the punch list, even then, i'm sure there will be more pain points to uncover and address. which we must and will. just as in any enterprise, our innovation focus has a customer. and here, our main customer is the warfighter. we are laser-focused from the top on customer needs, and clear paths to fulfilling them. that requires resources and an ecosystem of innovation that supports scaling fast, and we've worked hard on both. this is a complex system of systems. a shotgun-blast approach will not work. neither will chipping away one small piece at a time. so our approach is non-linear. it's iterative. it's comprehensive and purposeful. it's devsecops. you can see that in how we've evolved the defense innovation

from dod, special thanks to jennifer nicholson. there has been a lot of support from dod in putting this together. the biodefense posture review -- a few minutes ago, we published here csis -- at csis, my colleague and i published a critical questions piece on the release of the bpr. week -- my colleague and i also released a piece and it began by impacting -- unpacking many factors that feeds the pessimism that they will be little sustained -- against future path again eight -- pathogenic threats. and makes the case that there is reason for optimism and hope based on several factors, survey work that shows strong support for active american government engagement in this area. the appointment of a new senior leadership team at the white house and the cdc and elsewhere, new capacities at the department of state at the white house and cdc and elsewhere. and the defect though bipartisan consensus despite the rancor and noise in the country to better protect americans in -- by investing in new technology. most importantly, in our delib

this is studying industry impact at dod operations to ensure dod does not lose any critical capability it'snot looking at it the other way. what we've been trying to do is go out and be pragmatic . take data on measurements of some of these military systems and share that, introduce that into the process and we've done a number of studies on this. shared one report already with past members and we have another one that just came out. we will be making that available as well to the group to hopefully impart another perspective on how we can move forward toshare a portion of that and .>> i love your take on this too. put that in the category of impact zero some because i could see dod's take on that would be okay, how can we frame making more spectrum available for those uses as moving beyond zero some. is there a way to square that circle? >> i think there is looking at how we operate today as the military when we are in nato countries and other allied countries and how we have to truncate some of our operations to accommodate that post nation so we do that and i think we can do that he

there were not commissioned by the dod. the dod initially took this very seriously. lloyd austin initially set some policies and they had the, everyone took a day off and did a training on extremism. they implemented a new policy on warning people who were leaving the service that they might be at risk of recruitment. they put in charge a gentleman named bishop garrison who let a working group on this topic and issue recommendations. just so happens that one of his recommendations that the committee issued has been adopted. since then, the dod has largely backtracked on the extremism threats. it is partly because it's receiving, extremism is inherently political act and because of that, there is challenges in addressing extremism and we saw this with countering islamic extremism 15 years ago when muslim communities were concerned they were being targeted and now conservative audiences feel they are being targeted by counter right wing extremism initiatives. because of that, i think it's become inherently political for the military to take a robust effort. that said,

patt: i think this is one of the most exciting areas for the dod. there is so much potential and technology. what we have witnessed in the last 20 years is an explosion in algorithms and communication. that is sitting on the floor, it is free for the taking and for the dod to apply for this. absolutely, rings of networks to be able to share with the most trusted allies and with other partners and allies together, i think those are very powerful tools, low cost. these -- from there, you are able to start taking input from those partners and allies as well to build more complete picture and to deploy analytics against that. mr. clark: mike, in the report, we talk about the idea of trying to use probing and actions to create uncertainty for china in regards to its likelihood of success, in particular military action. you are saying instead of creating uncertainty that we need to create certainty and assure them we are not only going to publicize their actions on a world stage and make it available to allies and partners , but we will continue to do tha

when we have presented that the folks to the dod and the government, there is resistance. the feeling is we can't let them get anymore influence or control over taiwan. that is unacceptable to the united states, which seems like you are setting up the need for confrontation because beijing will see that as the path to their objective. >> they worked with middle east issues, ukraine, europe, russia invasion. nobody said lest's lift up the issue and solve the problem. the power is the status quo of taiwan is where our ultimate objective lies. no change except providing enough armaments to ensure the p.r.c. doesn't think they can move quickly. you have a massive military and you need a little help with taiwan. that is what it calls for in the taiwan relations act. that is what we are doing. the status quo is being changed by xi jinping, has said that taiwan has to be recovered to be part of the rejuvenation by 2049. >> the unilaterally set out to change the status quote and started to build the capability to do that. this is the fundamental issue at hand. it is not about our

the dod specific individual units, this was their solution for years.of course congress, the dod and the va and particularly the vietnam generation did not want the post 9/11 veterans and gulf war veterans to experience the same kind of delay for their health care and disability compensation that they had to wait for, for agent orange. so while the list of expanded presumptive conditions is huge, we aired on the side of the individual veteran making sure they have the healthcare and benefits they deserve. arthel: that is good news. what to take a look right at the va performance on the packed act benefits from september of 2022 until last month. 408 claims, three to 49 were approved. that's an approval rating of 78.6% the average claim completion process was one or 54 days for you take a look at the va toxic screenings 4.1 million total screens 42% screenings with potential exposure i close on this based on the stats is the va doing enough? and how is the pact act helping? >> i am encouraged by the number veterans who are at least coming forward to file

[indiscernible] your predecessor talked about how dod needs to ditch requirement process for commercial technology and replace it with a rapid validation of needs. he argued that they don't have to spend years developing new technology. where are we on that issue? >> it is great to be up here with my teammates. first i guess just to turn around the question you did not ask about why we are still talking about this, i think it's related to why i'm here, the combination of the imperative and opportunity. the imperative is something we have been talking about. we simply must find a way to harness the capability of our commercial tech innovation, one of the birthrights of us as american and our partners around the world in order to meet the challenges represented by china. we will not do it otherwise in the timeframe we need to and one of the reasons we are still up here is because we have not solved it yet and that brings me to the opportunity which is that the sense of shared purpose and trust we have now to get after this is different. it's true we are still appear talking about this. wh

nowadays after i release these articles of impeachment, now the pr came over the dod wants to read thewhen in fact they did not pay for this flight for the fallen soldier in that story is a month and a half ago. more weaponization, more continuation of the status quo that this biden administration. what a shame. maria: what a shame, what a tragedy. why was it so chaotic. i remember around that time in 2021 there was speculation that president biden wanted to have a press conference on september 11 and to say we are out of afghanistan he wanted to say that on the anniversary of the worst attack on america september 11. now we understand that the white house announced that president biden is going to observe next month anniversary of september 11, that is the 22nd anniversary of 9/11 and the terrorist attacks. he's going to do so in alaska. he said he's going to be at alaska military base instead of new york city or virginia or pennsylvania. the president is making the stop in anchorage on his way back from his trip to india and vietnam. i'm just wondering if he stop he did alaska to ref

combat zone where american lives in afghan partner lives were at risk and we failed to pivot into a dodindset with an operational control authority under the secretary of defense. this is the fall of the president but also's anthony blinken in my opinion secretary of defense austin who didn't have the courage to assert himself and say hey boss, i know you want to get this done and eager to do so but we have to do this it the right way to bring all-americans home and bring them home safely and this weekend as you know we honor the 13 service members who died as a result of the very important strategic failure and there were a lot of tactical failures beneath that but they stem from the fact that this was on a military operation this is the state department diplomatic mission from day one in a never transmission. trey: let me ask you the broader question is there any debate left or does it serve a purpose to debate the decision on whether to withdraw. i know it's extremely popular on all circles to say we should have withdrawn from afghanistan. is it a manner and method of which we withdr

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we need deeper cyber controls within dod. couple months ago we had guardsmen that release information. these two individuals can still get life in prison. one can get 20 years in prison. any secrets on release to an authorized party through espionage or other means need to be partially prosecuted. we have to have tougher controls within the dod realm otherwise this will continue to happen. >> thank you for your time and your analysis today. >> thank you. appreciate it. ♪ >> gop candidates rallying in battleground states. president trump and mike pence continue to throw jobs at one another. the legal issues are mounting as campaigns are ramping up. alexandria is live with the latest. >> good to be with you. seven gop candidates taking part in a barbecue bash in iowa appeared that he really turned up elsewhere. last night trump held a rally in south carolina where he slammed the department of justice over his third indictment in four months. >> i never heard the word indictment and then over a period of a couple of weeks you ge

pete: the dod does that and keep information close to the vest to protect the institution.to gold star families that love this country and love the service of their -- of those that gave their life but almost can never get straight answers from the dod. if there was a mistake made, it's coverup time. happens all the time. let's hope kernel walz can get to the -- colonel walz can get to the bottom. we should have him on the program more. rachel: good for him. will: speaking of coverup. look at cover of new york post where it's got a picture of viktor shokin and the ukrainian prosecutor that was fired at the behest of joe biden and said on one nation with brian kilmeade and the channel and here is viktor shokin in his own words and more of what you'll see in his own words. >> there's no doubt his actions have damaged the u.s. reputation in ukraine. it is public knowledge everybody knows that it was because of joe biden's actions that russia was able to claim crimea without firing a single shot, which of course eventually led to a full scale war that is currently underway upsi

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i would like to put pressure on dod to look for those jobs. i do not know how to calculate the exact number but i have an estimate in my paper. i think we have a lot of nuclear weapons capability in the united states and we've ever fight a nuclear war we have lost before we know the outcome. we also have two countries with big nuclear forces that are simultaneously problematic for us. one of which is willing to throw around its nuclear saver. we have to find a nuanced approach to nuclear modernization. i'm in favor of building the be 21 bomber because it is important for conventional missions. i am in favor of replacing the submarine ores because you have to keep our sailors safe. i am willing to look at things like do we need a second place to build plutonium pits for nuclear weapons in south carolina as we are currently planning to build for the department of energy. we need a long-range standoff weapon, and can we delay the replacement of the icbm? that is a closer call. these are the kinds of proposals i have in my paper, none of which are

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and congressman mccall stated i was there, we were there for the briefings from state, dod and the ic and for months president biden ignored warning from his own generals and intelligence community, and bipartisan members of congress about what happened on the ground. he classified the president as having "a blind eye." the and during the first two months of president biden's administration he was too busy reversing as many trump policies, he neglected to meet the april deadline. april 14th, president biden said he has negotiated an extension and ending the 20 year war in afghanistan to be completed by september 11th. and as he pointed out and as pointed out by congressman mast, jen psaki stated "the president is the ultimate decision maker, that he was the decision maker who chose to draw the date of september 11th. he was the decision maker who pulled out the people with the guns out before the people with the guns -- before the people with the -- before the people without the guns. the decision maker who collapsed the operations to the airport, it was joe biden, the ultimate decisi

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he is doing this because he says he is worried dod has conveyed a verbal and written commitment to itembers to allow them access to abortion care, and because of that he is stalling these promotions. space force recently said we are not going to build a base in alabama. we are going to stay in colorado. there are a bunch of different reasons why this happened. one of the biggest is that space force requires highly educated, highly technical class of recruits, and it is doing a lot of outreach to women, and access to reproductive health care is a number one issue with that demographic, a they are not going to want to move to alabama where they're access to reproductive freedom is curtailed. correspondent: what sort of impact is this having not only on the day-to-day work the military does but as it looks toward the future. we are moving out of the war against terrorism posture into this great power competion era , and there is a lot happening in terms of the military's overarching mission. how are these twin issues affecting those endeavors? >> there is simply not enough people joining

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i'm also responsible for the dod information network. both the classified and unclassified networks. an example of what we are doing is how do you work with different combat and commands to keep this vigilance in line. we learned this in ukraine. why is it they are able to share intelligence? because we set the theater. being able to understand that what we are going to share has to be protected. the other piece is i would come back to the idea of forward operations. it's the fall of 2018 and we have a really intriguing idea bubbling up from nevada. folks are saying wouldn't it be interesting if we sent a team at the request of a foreign country to hunt their networks? at the request of a foreign network, hey, please come look at what is happening with our networks. if you find tradecraft or some other areas that you think are concerning, we want to be able to publicize that. one of the first places we go, 2018, ukraine. following ukraine, four other times. the third of december, 2021. with a team of 19 marines and soldiers, go back to u

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and dod. and just as a reminder, v.a. and dod have been negotiating drug prices for decades and pharmaceutical companies have not successfully sued them. in fact, they all stay on the formulary. >> all right. thank you. ms. tanden: thank you. thank you so much. great. it was so much fun. thank you. >> thank you. thank you so much. ok, very quickly. you all as you know are going to hear from the fema administrator who's here with us to my right here. and as you all know, at the president's direction, has been leading a whole of government effort to prepare and respond to hurricane idalia. yesterday, the president approved an emergency declaration and since then hundreds of fema personnel have pre-deployed ahead of making landfall in florida. and with that, i know that you're coming from the oval office. ms. criswell: thank you very much, kane and good afternoon, everybody. i know it hasn't been very long since i have been up here briefing all of you. but i think that this really is indicative of the pace of the major disas

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