it involves the homeland security secretary jay johnson. there are law enforcement officers who work and continue to be directly involved in responding to and investigating and they're talking about how to respond if there's a similar problem here. they talk about what kind of training needs to be emphasized. >> we need to train to across the homeland not just in new york our multi-jurisdictional, multi-disciplined responses. so in any terrorist attack, whether it's active shooter or explosion of some sort, you're going to have a whole lot of first responders in a multi-jurisdictional area. >> we sent people over to do deep dives working with our federal colleagues. bring it back to the national law enforcement community. about the federal budgets with funding to new york city. he said president obama's budget reflects quote unquote the hard choices to stay within budget cuts agreed to by congress. he knows how important the funding is to new york city. >> kat creag reporting live. >>> a syrian hospital targeted. more than a dozen people ki

telemundo exclusive interview, jay johnson told me why trump's plan to build a wall between the bordere southern u.s. and mexico just won't work. >> rio grande is windy, includes urban areas where there is a wall across 700 miles of it. it also includes mountains and desert. and so let's say we spent hundreds of millions or billions of dollars to build a wall across the entire 1900 miles of it. do you really think somebody from central america who is so motivated to come here, travel all the way through mexico, climb a 10,000-foot mountain will be deterred by a ten-foot wall? i think the answer is no. border security experts say -- which i agree with -- you have to have a risk-based approach to border security through technology, surveillance, and having an agile border patrol. you go where you see illegal migration surging. we've done that the last 15 years and it's proven pretty successful. >> the important role mexico plays is trade partner and how the united states should not be in, quote, the business of alienating the mexican people or the mexican government. you can catch an ext

. >> jay johnson, immigration of immigration customs enforcement they are not doing it some get deported000 people three years into the public that already committed crimes. >> all you have to do is look at their crimes. if they are felonies. stolen a pack of gum from the grocery store that's very different if you have been convicted of murder that's differential. >> more than 12,000 of these were duis. i think that's a fairly. >> it's a serious crime. >> everything from sexual assault to robbery to homicide. >> how many were released in 2015? >> well, the 86,000 represents three years. so basically divide it by three. i mean, not even one is acceptable. we heard witnesses today whose family members were killed. and how do you look those people in the eye? i mean, they should be out of the country. one of the excuses is well those countries won't take them back. >> just drop them off. >> don't give them any more foreign aid and do what the law says and that is make sure the secretary of state does not give those countries any more visas so people can come to this country get their attent

>> guest: actually, michael chertoff and our current secretary, jay johnson had sort of the same suggestion because i was asking, let's say for the sake of argument that this can happen and the president has warned that it could in two of his state of the union addresses. leon panetta, the former secretary of defense warned there could be a cyber pearl harbor. janet napolitano warned this could happen . these are not third and fourth ranking bureaucrats. these are the very top people in our government warning that it could happen.so what's the plan i asked michael michael chertoff and jay johnson essentially had the same plan . which was, get yourself a battery-powered radio. to which i then replied, okay. and precisely what is it that you're going to be telling me on my battery-powered radio that you can't share with me now? neither one of them had a particularly good sign. tom ridge had a more nuanced approach. he made the observation with which i agree totally that we in the united states are a reactive society. we're not very good at preemptive action. look at everything that we did in

. >> you no, i don't want to put words into jay johnson's mouth or anyone else's, but the only thing i will say is my own time in government, i certainly didn't come across anything that mimi doubt the the basic premise of this book or cast doubt on the premise of this book. two other things, one problem with giant bureaucracies is the responsibility, you've got lots and lots of people, as i said the mystery of all these smart people doing something completely irrational, but they each have a tiny party enterprise. they don't actually have this book. they're not looking looking at it that way. they're looking at it as my job is to be the person who helps recruit federal air marshals or my job is to be the person to help book the flight. i'm not responsible for figuring out whether this whole vast enterprise makes sense. they don't know. they shouldn't necessarily have to know. it's not their job. then the question is who puts all the pieces together at the end of the day. the other thing i will say is i have also met very few people within the federal government or security apparatus

jay johnson has just arrived here at west point. meetings between the private sector and public sector. we have an exclusive interview. thank you so much for joining us today. in your speech earlier you talked about how it is harder to build partnerships with private companies, but more a central than ever before. the aftermath of the fbi, do you think that that is really possible? >> absolutely. the thread is evolving. more sophisticated than ever. that requires good coordination. >> you helped set up army command. about eight-10 years ago. you also said that you feel it was behind. what do you mean by that? >> i think that we have the technical capabilities to fight it. go back to collaboration. military and the government. most importantly, the private sector. the collaboration, once we have that, i think that there is a lot we can do. >> jamie dimon. millions of money spent on cyber security. >> i was surprised how much money has been spent. how many people have been hired to protect the information. i feel good about that. stre

the inspector general made findings that according to the secretary of homeland security jay johnson, and i quote, were completely unsatisfactory. secretary johnson ordered tsa to implement the ten-point plan. administrator neffenger worked to address what he identified as a, quote, disproportionate focus on efficiency, speed and screening operations rather than security effectiveness. to that end, administrator neffenger testified before this committee that he has provided new training to, quote, every transportation security officer and supervisor to address the specific vulnerabilities identified by the oid tests. mr. brainard, has your staff received this training? >> yes, ma'am. >> you discussed the impact that this training has had, and you stated, well, the management essentials training obviously has improved our situation in terms of how they conduct their jobs. the thoroughness i mean. there have been improvements in terms of, i think without seeing any test results, the detection capabilities. is that correct? >> yes, ma'am. >> administrator neffenger also we focus and reso

homeland security secretary jay johnson said in front of my committee last month, quote, my priority has been focusing on community us believe are most vulnerable to appeals from isis, al qaeda and other terrorist groups overseas who are actively targeting individuals in these communities. this is as important as any of our other homeland security fission -- missions. i commend secretary johnson for his words and his work. but we're not acting quickly enough. and that is why this bill is one of the top recommendations of the bipartisan task force. we tissue task force we created last year to look at this threat. in the final report, democrat and republican members that led the task force said america needed to launch a concerted effort to use the testimonials of former extremists to combat rrorist prop began dafment this is from the virginia defector. just last month an isis defector from virginia was picked up in iraq. he said he wanted to send a message to the american people that life with isis was miserable and that the group did not represent islam. these are the type of voices

secretary jay johnson recrenly stated the 11 million illegal immigrants in this country are not going away and are in effect, and i find this astonish, united states citizens. does that include those who have criminal records? yes or no. ms. i'm just asking. ms. saldana: what was your question specifically? mr. palmer: jay johnson stated there are 11 million aliens in the country who are effectively united states citizens. ms. saldana: i don't think he said they're united states citizens. mr. palmer: but we're not debating what he said. i'm asking you, do you believe that inclouds those here with criminal records? ms. saldana: they are not united states citizens. mr. palmer: are they staying? ms. saldana: we're going our best to remove them. mr. palmer: let me tell you what happened in alabama this month. authorities in oxford, alabama, not in my district, arrested three men, two from honduras, one from mexico. espinoza men medrano, had been ordered removed from the united states in absentia by an immigration judge on or about january 7, 2014. according to the affidavit it fails he fa

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back to themselves by the supporting their school that is reactmarkable but to jay jay mean when you say it is officer johnson they know who he is this is all him his idea he had a college buddy in lieber he went out and figured the thing and actually they were going to take advantage of him he take care of that when he took the kids and year 3 an annual for years and years and years to come if not forever and keeps on getting buy out and you guys are chaperones as a companion danger field here so seems to enjoy the trip as much as the kids jay jay god bless you for doing that (clapping.) >> dr. joe. >> hi you guys i saw you at the boys and girls club you know it's a great thing i'm preparing you, you're on television coming home what was it sunday's sunday night and at the club last night talking and come back on the radio show millions of people can hear you about this trip but i just want to say a couple of things for those of you who don't know they don't a lot of preparation and really prepared one time i went to my office and there you were preparing for the trip they did fundraising and have to speak a

i think brice johnson add marcus page at north carolina are players like that. ben jay started at duke and has become a great college player. i think he'll play in the narks turn into a point guard. for oklahoma you have k a adeem latin, who is just a sophomore, whose grandfather david big daddy latin played for texas western in 1956. so 50 years ago, texas western does something historic and big daddy latin was the chief architect inside. and now 50 years later, he's coming here not only to be honored but to watch his grandson play in the final four. >> rose: and finally this -- you will be doing play-by-play for the international telecast. we know basketball is popular around the world. i was just in china and yao ming is still a hugely popular figure over there. how do you approach it? >> not any differently than any other game. we joke it's really hard to learn all those languages in a short period of time. basketball is basketball and you treat the game as you would any other championship game which is a big deal, but it's not lost on me that basketball is the seco

back to themselves by the supporting their school that is reactmarkable but to jay jay mean when you say it is officer johnson they know who he is this is all him his idea he had a college buddy in lieber he went out and figured the thing and actually they were going to take advantage of him he take care of that when he took the kids and year 3 an annual for years and years and years to come if not forever and keeps on getting buy out and you guys are chaperones as a companion danger field here so seems to enjoy the trip as much as the kids jay jay god bless you for doing that (clapping.) >> dr. joe. >> hi you guys i saw you at the boys and girls club you know it's a great thing i'm preparing you, you're on television coming home what was it sunday's sunday night and at the club last night talking and come back on the radio show millions of people can hear you about this trip but i just want to say a couple of things for those of you who don't know they don't a lot of preparation and really prepared one time i went to my office and there you were preparing for the trip they did fundraising and have to speak a

back to themselves by the supporting their school that is reactmarkable but to jay jay mean when you say it is officer johnson they know who he is this is all him his idea he had a college buddy in lieber he went out and figured the thing and actually they were going to take advantage of him he take care of that when he took the kids and year 3 an annual for years and years and years to come if not forever and keeps on getting buy out and you guys are chaperones as a companion danger field here so seems to enjoy the trip as much as the kids jay jay god bless you for doing that (clapping.) >> dr. joe. >> hi you guys i saw you at the boys and girls club you know it's a great thing i'm preparing you, you're on television coming home what was it sunday's sunday night and at the club last night talking and come back on the radio show millions of people can hear you about this trip but i just want to say a couple of things for those of you who don't know they don't a lot of preparation and really prepared one time i went to my office and there you were preparing for the trip they did fundraising and have to speak a