let me hit on a few things about the eo. it encourages organizations to form information sharing and analysis organizations. if you look these ice house already, we're washington. it's an acronym. i don't know how to do it otherwise. they already exist. they are created in the homeland security act. we haven't used that term much. support would be essential for cyber security to develop and to continue to improve. also other types of groups such as a geographic region like the bay area council or one that's temporary. an individual company that facilitates sharing among its customers like symantec. public to private partnership. the eo kalecalls for a creation of a baseline. dhs will fund a private sector to develop the baseline and the baseline would be developed in a multi-stake holder process with the private sector. it will enable ice house to demonstrate that they will handle the information and being called eded upon to share responsibly. it's really so we can broaden out what is possible in the information sharing spa

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does this start with the others -- >> i think that the eo by its nature is designed to be international. the focus on the part about the standards body. one of the main reasons to have it be a nonprofit organization that is worked with to set up the standards that become the basis for folks for new information sharing organizations to come up is because it's really not focused on boundaries in focus on boundaries in any way. any company can join those organizations. you have an international standards. we have standards bodies to set up and work across borders today. we hope this will be a consensus private sector led body that will get at some of the international issues. >> it's one thing that struck me about the british sharing. it seems the u.s. first we started in sectors and now loosening up a bit. and there seem to be everyone come join instead of keeping it small and trusted it seemed like it has been much broader in people can just come and join the party. >> history is always a good instructor. jay and i were together back in 1999 if you remember good old y 2 k which we all ha

that last eo addressed that head on. we've seen some remarkable changes here in washington in terms of streamlining. there's certainly a long ways to go. i think we all recognize that but the steps are being taken in the right direction. of. >> yeah. i would second that. i mean the most frustrating thing for quite a while on this topic has been, you know you clear one individual and a private sector organization he or she gets information that then can't do anything with it and that becomes a struggle. you know to answer your question though, i mean clearances are valuable, right? some things should be cleared. >> classified. >> now -- i'm sorry, classified. some things should require clearance. but there's a balance right? i don't think anybody would argue that, you know sometimes there is a tendency to overclassify. so there's a balance. but there is value in finding a way to handle this and handle it correctly, and i think, you know, we're moving in the right direction. >> yeah. >> i mean, we're not going to clear our

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and my third point is about the president's eo. people need to remember their american history. abraham lincoln did two executive orders. every president since ronald reagan has done some form of eo where they've done the same thing. barack obama isn't doing anything that our history hasn't done. guest: that's definitely the democratic position that congress should pass a clean funding bill and deal with whatever action they want to take on president obama's executive orders separately. and over the course of the past few days there actually have been several republicans particularly in the senate who have gone along with this idea and said that is the approach that congress should take. and it may likely be the approach that they ultimately do take because it seems like there is not a path that involves tying whatever action might be taken on immigration to the funding bill. host: next caller from arizona on the republican line. caller: i have probably a statement and what i think could be a -- bring this thing forward. the bill that's being sent now if they could put in leave

does this start with the others -- >> i think that the eo by its nature is designed to be international. the focus on the part about the standards body. one of the main reasons to have it be a nonprofit organization that is worked with to set up the standards public on the basis for folks for new information sharing organizations to come up is because it's really not focused on boundaries in focus on boundaries in any way. any company can join those organizations. .. and then asia. and and we were all there at this international conference and build a follow the sun model with the internet at large as we move through. that lay the groundwork for what today is a strong international effort in the computer emergency response team world that even today is very strong. they meet physically as well as virtually. the model has been replicated worldwide with others scheck -- other sector -based sharing. it is a very mature and well driven thing. the big take away is it came down to individuals recognizing they needed to build this partnership. those individuals took the effort to make it work.

can you, even though you're not the krerks eo, but can your agency do dynamic scoring? or can you start building the capacity to do that so that we can also start general rating these dynamic scoring ranges even though they may not be precise? >> the problem is there 1 so much uncertainty. when cbo looked at a 10% across the board tax cut, there were analyses ranged by 15 times. and, from positive to neg tifr. so literally, they said this 10 pbt could shrink the economy orr it could be 15 times the range of expected. that's the problem whether or on the discretionary side or the tax side, the uncertainty means that it isn't really good scoring practice to build this into the official score. >> i see. i just need to say republicans can say we need to have dynamic scoring. i wanted to say the same for education and infrastructure. >> the gentleman will be pleased to know that our rule acome dates both spending and revenue. the gentle lady from tennessee is recognized. >> mr. donovan, good to see you again. we appreciate that you are here. there's one promise i'd love to s

eo's you about $1 million that he stole over time. good luck getting it back. the president says he is not sure where we would cut. they have cut to the bone. they don't know where they would cut. i've sent the president a couple of letters giving him suggestions. i have not got any answers. i suggested a few things. for example, remember when we were talking about ebola russian mark -- ebola? the republicans did not spend enough that the nih. it turns out, the budget had been going up for years and years. do you know how much they spent on ebola? one 40th of the budget. we did discover they spent $1 million trying to determine whether male fruit flies like younger female fruit flies. i think we could have pulled the audience and said $1 million. -- i think we could've pulled the audience and saved $1 million. i like beef jerky as much as anyone else but why is the government developing beef jerky? we spent money on origami condoms. i'm in the leave you alone coalition. i don't buy whether you buy condoms. does the government have to buy for by origami condoms?

real question is will the russian economic implode in some political gio significant fashion first, or eo significant fashion first, or will ukraine implode in some significant geopolitical fashion first. a great deal of what tuten is nputin is doing is not part of a comprehensive military invasion of ukraine other than the specific seizure of crimea. but it is to so discourage the organization, economic tensions and costs, and demoralization as a consequence in a regime which is expressing the will of the ukrainian people for a closer association with the west but is a regime that came to power after 20 years of very significant mismanagement of the ukraine and the economy. and the kind of needle sticking in which putin is engaging against ukraine. not on the blood, in relatively moderate fashion, but gnawing and painful, but could produce a much more serious economic crisis in ukraine and that is why i think in a sense we have to in a sense more credibly impress putin that it is not in his sense to do the needle picking because we can make it unpleasant for him by for example, arm being

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nothing that precludes the next administration from saying, we will just revert back to the thousand one eoass. most of the constraints that are included in this proposal become rendered meaningless without also addressing the 2001 amf. host: or if congress does nothing, they miss jason kincaid doing what it is doing because of the 2001 amf. why do you think it needs to be repealed? guest: the 2001 aumf has been in place cents 2001. the language is sparse. it is concise. it is designed to go after those who are responsible for the 9/11 attacks. also known as, taliban and al qaeda. it has been used in the past 14 years to also associate -- target so-called associated forces of al qaeda. it has been used to target groups in a number of places outside of afghanistan including yemen, somalia, and now in syria. the problem is that there had not been public discussion and by and. -- buy in. the conflict has continued without any discussion as to who we are fighting, or even the identity of the cortical enemy. america fighting a war, but the executive branch refuses to tell us the full range of wh

. >> probably the criminal eo darn. >> leads to other societal problems of racial profiling.it all the time. when i was in the brooklyn's d.a.'s office i saw it all the time where you identify an entire class of people. you cannot racial profile like that. you have to have another identifier. >> what we need to do is stop with the false accusation. that would go a long way in race relations if somebody commits a imcrew, you have to describe what you saw and who did it. in a courtroom, to a police station, and on campus. >> as you know a huge problem in our society is cross racial identification. cross racial identification is a big problem. it's much harder for somebody who is white to identify somebody who is black. the studies have shown that over and over again. >> take it in front of a jury when the victim said well, the person who raped me was 6 feet tall. that's all i can tell you. >> unacceptable black male asian, female white. unacceptable description. you need more. you have to have more. >> thank you for waking us up this morning. >> we try. >> we want to hear from

and the eo the president has issued today reflects this. we have to have a government process that does not take too much time to share information about threats. we can't wait for regulations to deal with these new cyber attacks. we would be perpetually lagging behind the threat if that's how we deal with it. and so our solution is to work to provide tools and information to companies in realtime so they can be aware of the risks that you noted government may know first. although honestly you may see the information first on your systems and need to report it to us so that we can make others aware of what's happening. as soon as it's identified. in addition, our department of energy has a number of extraordinary national labs. one of them is here at stanford, the stanford linear accelerator. we do cutting edge research on cyber and physical challenges to our critical infrastructure at a number of those labs. over the last several years, 80% of the world's control system vendors have been tested through government-funded assessments at our