this is why we had to do the dpa order on them.they are the slipperiest people that i-- that i dealt with in this white house, in terms of getting to yes on things. so if they're spinning it that way, they can go ahead and spin it, but i'm telling you flat-out that the chinese communist party, both at the federal level and at the local level-- i think it was in shanghai-- was prohibiting those masks from leaving china. >> linderman: but... >> and we had-- no. we had to deal with that diplomatically and we had to deal with it with the dpa. and i'm telling you, i don't care what 3m says-- that's what happened. >> linderman: but is that different than the functions of the dpa that say that we can block exports of masks from our country? >> what that does is it underscores, with an exclamation point, why we have to have this production here, why we have to have it here. >> narrator: in recent weeks, president trump and former vice president joe biden have both made returning medical supply manufacturing to the u.s. part of their campai

so that's an iterative process and that's how we have determined what we invested in in terms of dpa title three dollars in the defense industrial base and that guides us moving forward . >> my time is expired, i may come back in the second round but i'll call on senator ernst. >> thank you secretary lord for joining us today. i have a company and in my state of iowa, wellman dynamics. they are a key part of the defense industrial base and they make components for rotary wing aircraft for the military including the ch 53 and others. this company was described but not named on page 47 of the report fulfilling president trumps executive order on thedefense industrial base as a fragile supplier . this was before covid and many many companies in the aerospace industry are very much hurting right now. due to the diminisheddemand for civilian aircraft . so what is the dod doing to make sure that critical parts of the aerospace flood base in iowa or anywhere else in america are able to continue through the crisis and are there for our military? >> so we're doing a number of things. first of

to be executed under the dpa title iii program. dod has invested $213 million for health and medical resources such as n-95 masks, respirators and injection technology. $687 million of the cares act funding is dedicated to saving parts of the defense industrial base threatened by covid-19, health or financial impact. we targeted regions severely affected to sustain vital domestic capabilities and spur local job creation. the expenditures have protected u.s. workers and insured that are industrial based survives covid. the title iii cares act efforts to date mostly targets supply chains and aircraft, shipbuilding, soldier systems, microelectronics, space and rare earth elements. investment projects and in projects or in products and services for these fragile sectors stimulates the sub tear and small businesses that support programs critical to national security. economic and national security are tightly interrelated and our industrial base is the nexus of the two. in conclusion, i look forward to working with congress to ensure th

dpa had requested several areas to access hrms and dpa has access to job data, daily assignment, employee scheduling -- go back there -- thank you. employee scheduling history, officer activity, and officer training histories. so that gives them the ability to look up in real time and future time officer assignments. they also were able to run reports. those reports include reports of based on rank of all rosters, watch off calendar, monthly activity reports, employee work history, unit station seniority, and unit seniority as well. it can also run training summaries as well. i think that's updated. another areas that they have access to is department a numbers which is a unique identifier assigned to each department employee. [please stand by] it will be -- we will be able to identify both case numbers when cases have been sent to the department, when the department has given hopefully a letter of intent to discipline. from that point we can track whether or not discipline is imposed, whether it was referred to the commission and any appellate process that goes through that as well. we'l

dpa had requested several areas to access hrms and dpa has access to job data, daily assignment, employee scheduling -- go back there -- thank you. employee scheduling history, officer activity, and officer training histories. so that gives them the ability to look up in real time and future time officer assignments. they also were able to run reports. those reports include reports of based on rank of all rosters, watch off calendar, monthly activity reports, employee work history, unit station seniority, and unit seniority as well. it can also run training summaries as well. i think that's updated. another areas that they have access to is department a numbers which is a unique identifier assigned to each department employee. [please stand by] it will be -- we will be able to identify both case numbers when cases have been sent to the department, when the department has given hopefully a letter of intent to discipline. from that point we can track whether or not discipline is imposed, whether it was referred to the commission and any appellate process that goes through that as well. we'l

dpa had requested several areas to access hrms and dpa has access to job data, daily assignment, employeecheduling -- go back there -- thank you. employee scheduling history, officer activity, and officer training histories. so that gives them the ability to look up in real time and future time officer assignments. they also were able to run reports. those reports include reports of based on rank of all rosters, watch off calendar, monthly activity reports, employee work history, unit station seniority, and unit seniority as well. it can also run training summaries as well. i think that's updated. another areas that they have access to is department a numbers which is a unique identifier assigned to each department employee. [please stand by] it will be -- we will be able to identify both case numbers when cases have been sent to the department, when the department has given hopefully a letter of intent to discipline. from that point we can track whether or not discipline is imposed, whether it was referred to the commission and any appellate process that goes through that as well. we'll

i just want to say six dpas before electi -- days before election day, the president might not be happyabout these words played by kushner in public, but he will have a hard time divorcing himself from them. here is what he told woodward about his son-in-law. >> i told jared to speak to you, and i believe he has. i just told him a little while ago that if you would do me a favor, jared, and coordinate a little bit with bob so bob can speak to anybody he wants to. jared, very capable guy jared, you can't get people like this, one smart cookie. if you can get to jared, see me whenever you want. >> so many ways to unpack this. i want to get back to the point you were making earlier about the people around the president and who is in charge. that works both ways. jared clearly made clear there if you work in the white house the president is the boss. the president has the thing where jared is his eyes and ears to keep in line. he's the lieutenant he trusts the most. >> no question. i've spoken to cabinet members, senior former white house officials. when jared calls, you pick up the phone.

i think the big question is what mitt dpa mitigation factors are working.ller pods. as we get more data and we're working to recruit larger samples, middle schools, more districts, we'll be able to say things like how important is masking, how important is distancing, three feet versus six feet. those are the things we can learn from data which will help other schools reopen more safely. >> interesting. we can show people some of that. things like staff mask use, student mask use, in home screening, 95% require staff mask, 92% student mask. home screening. then the right side of the screen, only half of schools say keep all of the students in one class all day long. symptom checks if entering school or on the bus, temperature check entering school on the bus, only half. how do you take it from there? how much more data do you need to say should schools be doing more of those things where you have half and half? >> i think what we need is this week, we are collecting another biweekly poll of data. from that we are able to look at places two time periods in a

andrea jelinek became the head of the austrian dpa in 2014. he holds a degree in law. while a student, she worked at a sn consultant at the austrian legal fund. later she moved to the ministry of the interior where she worked as the head of the department of legal and legislative developments. one of her specialties helped to determine her further career. he was later head of the vienna foreign police and before that she was the first woman to be appointed the head of a police commission's office. and she serves as chair of the europe data protection board. kenneth propp is a senior fellow at the atlantic council. he's a senior fellow on the council's of future europe initiative and consults for technology companies on transatlantic digital and privacy laws and i. he's a contributor to the very invaluable blog and serves as a -- he served as director of trade policy for the business software alliance bsa and from 2011 through 2015 he was a legal counselor at the u.s. missions of the european union in brussels where he led the u.s. government. he was a senior attorney a

. >> talk to me about dpa and tell me why, in fact, money has been diverted from dpa to build ships and military equipment instead of being directed towards ppe. >> i am the sect of health, not the secretary of defense. with exercise 78 distinct domestic defense production act actions there we have been aggressive with the weather on ppe, ventilators, on testing equipment, with regard to vaccines and therapeutics. we had used at any time we have needed it across the entire supply chain. >> mr. chairman, i'm going to yield back my time, and i want to conclude by saying that the secretary is not here with credible testimony today answering the questions that need to be asked. all that we hear is basically a defense, basic of the president of the united states, and a lack of openness and information about what is happening in this country. the increase in the infections and the deaths, and unwillingness that this secretary to be candid about what we need to do. i yield back the balance of my time. >> i thank the gentleman before yielding back. the chair now recognizes mr. luetkemeyer for f

the trump administration did eventually invoke the dpa for key supplies such as testing swabs.rogress has been made when it comes to treatment and the trump administration is optimistic about developing a vaccine. >> dr. collins that spent decades along dr. fauci has said he has never seen vaccines come together as quickly as they are. >> but the facts sadly speak for themselves. the u.s., with less than 5% of the world's population, has a much higher case count and death count than the rest of the western world. we wanted to ask president trump about all of this and more but he turned down repeated requests for an interview. recently the president seems to be back to undermining efforts to save lives, whether through holding events with seemingly no social distancing or required mask wearing or frequently mocking joe biden for wearing a mask. >> i don't wear masks like him. every time you see him he has a mask. he could be speaking 200 feet away and he shows up with the biggest mask i have ever seen. >> just days after that comment, president trump himself was diagnosed with t

the trump administration did, eventually, invoke the dpa for key supplies, such as testing swabs. progress has been made when it comes to treatments and the trump administration is optimistic about developing a vaccine. >> dr. francis collins, who spent decades at nih, alongside anthony fauci, jake has said he's never seen vaccine therapeutics come together so quickly in the way that they are. >> reporter: the facts sadly speak for themselves. the u.s. has a much higher case count and death count than the rest of the western world. we wanted to ask president trump about all of this and more, but he turned down repeated questions fquestiorequests for an interview. recently, the president seems to be back to undermining efforts to save lives. whether holding events with no social distancing or required mask wearing. or frequently mocking joe biden for wearing a mask. >> i don't wear masks like him. every time you see him, he's got a mask. he could be speaking 200 feet away from you. and he shows up with the biggest mask i have ever seen. >> reporter: just days after that comment, pr

i believe included in your packet and the background for today and and the public available on the dpa and this document and it was initiated by mayor breed to start the transformational change for mental health services in san francisco. there are a couple of key takeaways that you will find within the document and one of qi is we want to characterize this work and really and projects and increases transparency and all of our city programs and we focus on the homelessness. and we notice this document reports around equity best achieve equity for our system services and then lastly that it's fully aligned with san francisco and advance services and initiatives that provide the foundation from mental health san francisco's planning and implementation. there are a couple of key themes within the they will expand and crisis response system and we are actively engage in the response teams and that director is involved and you may recall that our teams supported the development of the drug sobering system and prior two coronavirus response and lastly you will see a new model of care for cri

so i think there is a role for the defense department, if they're called upon to do it, dpa is one toolght to be used >> i wanted to pivot as i mentioned earlier to the world of technology because you focused on it so much during your tenure, and continue to today. i'm very curious about what you make of the attitude of silicon valley towards the military in this day and age we had the ceo of palantir on a week ago or two weeks ago now with their ipo, but they're an outlier when it comes to being frankly supportive of the defense department in ways that so many of the other consumer internet companies at least it seems have pivoted away from >> they're getting a lot better. it's changed in the last few years. one of the big priorities i had as secretary of defense in addition to dealing with the world was making sure that the united states continues to have access to the best technology. remember, it's the best people, and it's the best technology that makes us the finest fighting force the world has ever known and since so much of the tech base we now don't own. we're still the biggest

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