there is no ammunition since ukraine has doubled older reserves. gordon wilson's roles of em all on any of those stories as well as all the latest of days r t dot com is your place to go on. it's peter scott and i'll be back at the top of the hour with all of today's top stories. thanks for watching. ah ah, for the 1st time in history, an entire country's culture has been trashed with a very modern weapon. cancel culture. really desert one l'aquila was sheffield milo . so little in wembley fraud. kit chesney said in a minute that would preclude the phrase now particularly refers to cancelling russian culture yet of no was hickory at the fuel was good because it has yet to when you my fuel 20 will be on there. it's charlie mozilla that though almost the la separate you haven't m e de moines reward. russia has created over the past 1200 years, has now questioned, partially condemned, reviled, and retentive to sort of i knew that it was funny. at the mill of bramble, there's a lot closer on a hold porch. any time, i guess in a wooden shovel, they said thanks all spheres of life, including

wilson, and ms. gordon, to talk about what the solution set is. is it another agency? or is there something else you would propose as a solution. dr. wilson: congresswoman, let me start then i'll defer to sue. let me give you an example of what i think part of the problem is. particularly in military intelligence, but also more generally we have experts who look at what is the next incremental change that there might be in a icbm or an aircraft or something. what we are not doing is scanning the horizon across all scientific and technical domains and going deep if we see something of interest. as to where it should reside, there are some areas where they do some scientific and technical intelligence analysis, but i actually think it probably needs to be structured differently. we don't need all -- we don't need to claim that we have experts on everything because if you divide scientific and technical expertise down to its granular finest from an academic point of view, there are about 100,000 subcategories. what you need are the systems to do the early scan and then pul

wilson and ms. gordonto talk about the solutions and is another agency or say or something else you would look at estate solution? >> let me start and i will diverted to sue. let me give an example of what i think part of the problem is. particularly in military intelligence. we have expert to look at what is the next change there might be in our radar system an icbm or an aircraft or something but what we are not doing is spending the horizon across all scientific mains and then going into it as is something of interest is where some areas where they do some scientific and technical intelligence analysis but i think it probably needs to be structured differently. we don't need to claim we have experts on everything because if you divide scientific and technical expertise down toward granule finest from an academic point of view there are 100,000 subcategories and what what you needed assistance to do the early stand and then pulled together nations experts to do a deep dive into that area. the pathbreakin

gordon, you mentioned that china's intention is clear. it's been clear to most of us on this panel, those of you who worked in the intelligence committee, dr. wilson, i know you're aware of it. it seems corporate america has simply ignored the intentions. they've known. is it time to declassify more of what we know china is doing to america so that corporate america can no longer pretend it doesn't exist, isn't happening? >> yes. they are national security decisionmakers. we need to help them be able to see it. and not with fragmentary information but information that's enough for them to understand intention and their actions. >> thank you. >> i'm going to have to apologize. general breedlove is going to have to leaf. thank you so much for participating in the panel. we appreciate the rest othe panelists' flexibility that they're able to remain with us. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to appreciate everything that -- all your service to our country. the ranking member had a question with troordz china and misintermenting some of their actions or miscalculation on that part or our part. and data. we have a lot of data. we can still misinterpret

britain on after the second world war, that is what harold wilson did with the white heat of technology and i was proud to be part of what tony and gordonliver much more in the 21st and i look forward to that. i in the 21st and i look forward to that. ~' :, :, that. i think we will hear more about those _ that. i think we will hear more about those five _ that. i think we will hear more about those five missions - that. i think we will hear more | about those five missions from that. i think we will hear more - about those five missions from keir starmer. it seems c5 is the number of the moment. thank you for coming in. as we talked about last week, nicola sturgeon's decision to quit shocked the political world — maybe you too — but politics moves so fast the snp is already in the middle of a heated contest to replace her. three candidates are in the race — kate forbes, ash regan and humza yousaf. it has already got very heated with a row over equal marriage. humza joins us from dundee. welcome to the programme. your rival kate forbes was pilloried for saying she didn't back equal marriage as a result of her christian faith. it's intere