off talks to the living legend of the intel corporation quite barrett who is now co-chairing the school foundation council russia's ambitious innovation project. hello again or welcome to spotlight the interview show. i'm going out with and today my guest in the studio is craig that. this cult of innovation center created and promoted by president that video has gathered the best of the best management class here the living legend of intel corporation craig barrett joined the project together with other scientists and businessmen he's looking into how to make the end of asian center an international success today the cochairman of the skulk about foundation council craig barrett is my guest on spotify. spoke about innovation centers the favorite child of the russian president dmitri medvedev has been promoting the modernization of the country's economic and scientific future and grew to create an analogue of the silicon valley although the project is still largely on paper investment programs and research grants are being implemented already this year euclid technologies telecommunications energy efficiency and by medical technologist are in the spotlight

the data base and cross sharing with u.s. intelligence resources too, so there is intell efforts going on. it's deliberate. i think it's liquid for what they need in afghanistan at this time, but, again, we stay mostly just within the defense and the interior and don't get involved in the national intell system itself. other elements work with them. >> two more questions. >> mine's quick. i just wanted to ask one clarification on tom's question earlier when you mentioned there are two independent can ax. just to be clear, that means they are operating without any logistical or medical support from the coalition; is that correct? also, tell us roughly where they are operating and in what part of the country? >> as far as where they are, i'll go back to george with that information. i monitor the training aspects. i collect that data just so that we're aware and have foodback to modify and adjust the programs to better produce forces in the future, so i'll come back specifically and make sure george gets that, but when i say independently, i don't want to mislead anybody. doesn't mean they have absolute 1ly no coalition support. you know, we say that in 2014, december 2014 when the afg

libya's destiny french are the companies an intel of british oil companies are talking about how they're going to be number one. libyan oil so we don't want to go down that path again allowing yet another country which is part of the so-called arab spring which is now increasingly being militarized to external intervention it's rather than allowing the foreman dishes to happen from within so it's important the great nations put up this stand united front and try to prevent solutions as well as multilateral sanctions that could be the slippery slope leading to full fledged war and other major unworldly or in the middle east where that was dr three round professor at the school of international affairs in india. now libya's rebel forces have surrounded the colonel gadhafi held desert town of bani well and southeast of tripoli saying a talks with the former leaders loyalists have failed kidnappings chaves have been given until fact today to surrender with rebels now preparing a final assault out his breath and their reports from tripoli. fighting in the area known as bani walid southeast of the capital tripoli continues despite the recent claims by the new government'

i said again hopefully after this something will actually change dave thanks so much for joining us tonight and here. i felt confident we had our first data show intel and later google is in the hopper here in washington a tech company facing questions over antitrust issues consumer group says a hearing should have focused on google's practices of storing your personal information instead we're looking at how they can just an. internet only military mechanisms do the work to bring justice or accountability. i have every right to know what my government should do if you want to know why i pay taxes. i would characterize obama as a charismatic version of american exceptionalism. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so silly you think you understand it and then you blame something else here's you some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry because a big fish.

the way, what george w. bush was hearing from intel in 2002, democrats were saying in 1999 and 2000, and 2001. i can't believe i'm having to say this againe "new york times" on the eve of george w. bush's inauguration said saddam hussein, weapons of mass destruction were his greatest threat. the greatest foreign policy threat to george w. bush on the eve of his inauguration was saddam hussein. and suddenly george w. bush decides to go into iraq and suddenly, side switch. and that is the sickness that is washington, d.c. the very democrats and newspapers that supported regime change, when a democrat was in power changed when a republican was in power. that is the sickness of washington politics. and on that point -- >> i'll agree. we agree on that point. absolutely agree. >> i want to talk about education when we come back. don't you, mika? >> i do. >> because you know what? i want to bury the past ten years. we've got to start planning for the next ten years. china certainly is. >> all right. up next, chuck todd joins us live from the white house. stay right here. you're watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. wanna know the differen