we have 9 medicines we bought compared to 3 intel core and 6 in gal. and sorry, you've got lots of combinations of things that can go wrong. just call the process. it just makes us realize what misses and so we need to work on and make reliable before we can move forward. is way too many inputs for us to have just one central brain serve. we need always independent cost. been difficult to match, a always have my doubts that things work out, but i also get so excited about what i'm creating because i know that i'll learn a lot and i know that i'll be a better person at the end of it. and so i just go ahead and do it anyway and say what the consequence with a fighting projects can get involved in as an engineer, it's important to teach our next generation how to think algorithmically, how to think creatively. i just want more details to line engineering so they can be part of the journey of crating conventions to help them out you guys excited about engineering and real problems. so that's why i didn't get to do this late all day everyday. and that's all

these were not all intel people are foreign affairs specialists. these were their core commanders.hese were their senior colonels who weren't operational. that's one of the few contacts we ever get with the operational side of the pla. careful what we talked to not going to write the military that's one middleton matter that to interact with and take their temperature a little bit which is a useful thing to do until professionals and political warfare china's its ability to deploy more often with capability overseas i think will probably find hopefully more robust attractions with some of the operators political endeavor. >> thank you pretty think it is an important thing to continue to watch. who shows up will tell us a lot about what they're up to what they are doing. part of our mission our core mission is to advise congress. you describe some things that are pretty outrageous in terms of chinese activities on our soil. i do not have the legal background to say what the tools are to deal with that. it would seem to me it would be entirely appropriate to sanction the organization

these were not all intel people or foreign affairs specialists. these were their core commanders.hese were their senior kernels who were in operational units. that was one of the few contacts we ever get with the operational side of the pla. careful what we talk to you about what we learned a lot from a little bit of exposure to the people. those really are the future leaders of the pla. the intel guys are not gonna be running the military. just know that that's one side benefit of miltonville's we got to take the interact with some of the operational people and take their temperature a little bit which was a useful thing to do. >> i think you would've had a certain element of intel professionals, political warfare in any interaction. i think in terms of china's expansion of non traditional security operations. its ability to deploy more often with more capability overseas. i think we'll probably find hopefully more robust attractions with some of the operators rather than sars having it be a political endeavor. some >> thank you, i think it's important to continue to watch. who s

the aisle are demanding answers from top intel officials on the cartel threat, inflow of drugs and border security. gillian turner in washington. >> a bipartisan core -- the anger is bubbling over in the wake of the two americans being murdered in broad daylight just acrows the border. take a listen. >> i don't see any evidence we're getting the cooperation we need from mexico to deal with this crisis at our border. >> this is a war. it truly has become a war. look at the people we lost. we never lost this many people in wars. >> it needs to be your number one priority as a mission now we're failing. this is a war we're currently losing. >> the cia director insisted the intelligence community is focused on those cartels, fentanyl trafficking in particular. he said they are going after them from their roots. take a listen. >> we've transformed our approach at the agency to how we look at this issue to focus on networks meaning present cursor chemicals. >> coming in from china. >> china and also fentanyl. >> they aren't messaging this as the number one threat. you are not briefing the president on these issues correctly. >> after this hearing, it tur