and johnny knoxville! this is "the daily show with trevor noah." >> trevor: hey, what's going on, everybody? welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. let's jump straight into today's headlines. we kick things off with the big entertainment news of the day. one of the hottest game shows on television right now is "the masked singer," which is like "american idol," if all the contestants were minor celebrities disguised as genetically mutated teletubbies. and the best part of the show is always when the singers' are revealed. they take off the mask. because you never know who it's going to be. wow! the skunk was faith evans! the hamster was rob schneider! and rob schneider was kevin hart! it's so cool! but every now and then, the reveal is truly shocking, and at yesterday's taping, it brought the whole show crashing down. >> two judges on the fox show "the masked singer" reportedly walked off in protest during the taping of a recent episode after it was revealed that rudy giuliani was a contestant. acco

we're glad that johnny knoxville has gone up.alth insurance provider? >> i actually have very good health insurance. >> trevor: do they know what you do? like, because-- like, whenever i think of health insurance, i think of them being like, "ah, but, you know, preexisting conditions. what do you do for a living" type thing? do you have life insurance. >> i actually got life insurance, which is amazing. >> and they know what you do? >> yeah, they know what i do. i don't harp on it with them, but they know what i do. >> trevor: i like how you say it, you gloss over. "what do you do for a living?" "i work with animals. i work near the water." >> i work with gravity, newtano third law of motion. >> trevor: is there a stunt that terrifies you-- is there a thing you're like, i want to do it, but i don't think i'll have the balls to do it. >> i don't like cold weather and cold water. that's my line in the sand. >> trevor: wow. >> yeah, i don't like it. although, i have-- i have done things in cold weather and cold water. >> trevor: but

there'sjohnny knoxville getting knocked unconscious by a bull and being shot out of a cannon, a tribute the thing — i actually rather enjoyed this. i thought it was quite sweet, and i haven't been a fan of jackass up until now. one of the things that's interesting about it is the film industry is so much about objectifying women, it is very interesting to see a film in which it is the male body that is completely on display and is utterly ridiculed and seen without any form of squeamishness, and there is something oddly subversive about that. also, there is a scene — we do have a woman taking part in this — who gets stung on the lips by a scorpion as a scorpion botox thing, which you could see as a comment on the ludicrousness of a society in which — which embraces the idea of botox. there's a thing at the end which says "no animals were harmed." the same cannot be said of the cast who endure exploding toilets and i thought it was kind of oddly sweet, which is not something i expected to say about jackass. well, from those pictures, i did not expect you to say the word �*sweet�* at all,

johnny knoxville getting shot out of a cannon. a tribute to the flight of icarus.er enjoyed this. but that was quite sweet and i haven't been a fan of this up until now. what a thing that's interesting is that the film industry is so much about objectifying women, is very interesting to see a film in which the male body is completely on display and utterly ridiculed and seen without any form of squeamishness and there is something i'll be subversive about that. also, there is a scene where we do have someone taking part in it getting stung on the lips by a scorpion as a scorpion botox thing is you would see as a comment as the ludicrousness of a society that embraces botox. no animals were harmed, the same cannot be said about the cast. and i thought it was kind of oddly sweet, which is not something i expected to say about this. i something i expected to say about this. ., , . something i expected to say about this. ., ,. ., something i expected to say about this. ., , . this. i did not expect you to see the word sweet _ this. i did not expect you to see the word

ben: i'm watching the jackass indicator, the do -- the new johnny knoxville maybe cost $10 to make.on. those and the spiderman movie, you are seeing successes of all sizes and it bodes well for movies this year. i spoke this week with paramount's ceo who settled on a sweet spot for movies, fast follow. within the theater for 45 days and bring them to streaming when they benefit from marketing spending so you get jackass and scream on paramount plus in march. paramount has mission impossible in top gun later this year. big movies they've been sitting on, 4, black panther, avatar to name a few. i spoke with one box office analyst who said we could do $8 billion in north american gross this year, a few billion dollars off 3 pandemic levels. jack: that's impressive but not as impressive as your new economic indicator. thank you for that. let's go to actionable ideas. you have one jeremy would love. ben: i'm looking at gold miners. a great week after reporting earnings. goldfield looking good. or you can buy etfs. they are looking great right now. jack: they x up 10%. carleton, what your

it's very easy to stand in front of the people of knoxville and say, hey, i wasn't paid to lose gamesn games, but we need to very specifically ask him about his four-year plan, exactly what was in it, and why have a plan of four years and every category that was in it other than, like i said, year three and four talked about winning, why not talk about winning in year one and two. why have things that really don't matter to coaches, i don't care about how old our team is or how young the team is, how many draft picks i may have, those things are not what's important in a bonus structure. this was supposed to be a bonus structure that i never got as soon as i was hired. i never seen this bonus structure until i was about a month and a half into the job, so there's something there, and i hope that people dig just a little bit deeper to find out. >> speaking of racism in american society, i wanted to ask you, coach, about joe rogan who is now apologizing after these videos have surfaced of him using the n word multiple times on his podcast, i'm just curious, if you've heard about this, w

host: knoxville, tennessee. independent. caller: thank you for taking my call. first off, i got two things. i want to make a shout out to brisbane author who wrote a love letter to america in 1984. he pretty much predicted all of this. secondly, i think the federal government should make an alliance with india based on the fact that putin has met with china, argentina, and pakistan and i believe those are the moves you make before a large local -- large global conflict. host: do putin's designs outside of ukraine -- what should this teach us about what he could be seeking? guest: i think at the present time, he is seeking the conquest of ukraine. whether that will go into the other post warsaw pact nations, poland and so forth. we will have to see. unfortunately, everything now is on the table in terms of reacting to putin. i do not think his aspirations will just be limited to ukraine. host: what could congress consider when they come back next week? this is a tweet from congressman darren soto. he says that we have already armed -- further financial support to

knoxville, near 40. we saw wind gusts in the oakland hills.rning today, the wind will ramp up. 1:00 p.m. in the offshore wind event is underway. it will likelyin will go ho finish out this timeline in just a few minutes. reggie: let us talk about that because you might want to tie some things down and move the car before high wind causes a little bit of chaos. amy hollyfield is in walnut creek. amy: hello. you have some time to prepare for this one. we are here in a walnut creek neighborhood filled with trees and we are not experiencing wind at this time. no issues yet, but some went to bed thinking about the wind advisory and wondering if it could bring the same issues that happened more than a week ago. down power lines -- downed downd lines and outages. fire departments are watching and worrying about what the wind could do. >> it is a concern for the wind coming through, even though it is january or february, we are still setup the -- susceptible to wind driven fires. amy: pg&e is monitoring the stnorth bay's and ours into t position to re

johnny knoxville, as you know, had like a catheter in him for like two years as a result of this. >>

johnn knoxville, as you know, had like a catheter in him for like two years as a result of this. >> yeah: did you know that? when you saw the finished movie were you kind of bummed, oh my god, i did this terrible thing and it's not even in the movie? [ laughter ] >> honestly, i was so happy with the way it turned out and i feel so grateful to be part of the family, i loved everything, the way it came out. >> jimmy: there was a super funny moment, i thought, after that sting thing. which by the way, like the kardashians pay a lot of money to have that done. [ laughter ] >> yeah. scorpion botox is cheaper than regular botox. >> jimmy: how long does it last? the scorpion botox? >> that's the thing, it doesn't last as long as legit bow texas. botox. the swelling was there for a couple of days yeah. >> jimmy: you get a couple of scorpions -- >> weekend botox, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: award show botox. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: there was a moment where the scorpion fell onto your chest. and chris pontius, who's a maniac, before he pulled it off, stopped and said "is it okay if i remove this

you the winds right now, they are beginning to pick up the diablo gusts 45 miles per hour. 28 at knoxville. when advisory covers the north and east bay hills. 3:00 tomorrow until 9:00 thursday for the hills. gusts could reach 55 to 65 or higher. a big concern, possibility of downed trees, power outages. 36 miles an hour at around 1:00 in the afternoon as those winds come off the mountains blow towards the ocean, they speed up and dry out the air. the sound slipping winds bringing fire weather concerns during weber where this months. instead we are talk about gusty winds, stripe -- dries over the hills. i will be back with an hour-by-hour look as to how long this lasts. ama: tonight, pg&e says it is ready to respond to outages caused by approaching strong winds. neighbors and business owners and east bay tell us they hope this week's wind event doesn't cause the same damage they saw a week ago. >> we are never really prepared. we just do our best at times like this. reporter: still trying to -- repair from a storm a week ago. she fears losing power again and can't afford it. >> it is going

you the winds right now, they are beginning to pick up the diablo gusts 45 miles per hour. 28 at knoxville. when advisory covers the north and east bay hills. 3:00 tomorrow until 9:00 thursday for the hills. gusts could reach 55 to 65 or higher. a big concern, possibility of downed trees, power outages. 36 miles an hour at around 1:00 in the afternoon as those winds come off the mountains blow towards the ocean, they speed up and dry out the air. the sound slipping winds bringing fire weather concerns during weber where this months. instead we are talk about gusty winds, stripe -- dries over the hills. i will be back with an hour-by-hour look as to how long this lasts. ama: tonight, pg&e says it is ready to respond to outages caused by approaching strong winds. neighbors and business owners and east bay tell us they hope this week's wind event doesn't cause the same damage they saw a week ago. >> we are never really prepared. we just do our best at times like this. reporter: still trying to -- repair from a storm a week ago. she fears losing power again and can't afford it. >> it is going

johnny knoxville, as you know, had like a catheter in him for like two years as a result of this. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: you think you might do this again? >> if they ask me, i would say yes in a heartbeat. >> jimmy: were there things that you did that we didn't get to see? >> there are things that i did that might end up in another version, in 4.5. >> jimmy: i see. they do that .5 thing, i see. >> yeah. >> jimmy: did you know that? when you saw the finished movie were you kind of bummed, oh my god, i did this terrible thing and it's not even in the movie? [ laughter ] >> honestly, i was so happy with the way it turned out and i feel so grateful to be part of the family, i loved everything, the way it came out. >> jimmy: there was a super funny moment, i thought, after that sting thing. which by the way, like the kardashians pay a lot of money to have that done. [ laughter ] >> yeah. regular botox. is cheaper than - >> jimmy: how long does it last? the scorpion botox? >> that's the thing, it doesn't last as long as legit bow texas. the swelling was there for a couple of days yeah.

but the knoxville zoo's newest residents seem to really like each other.too male north american river. otters day, we arrived this week. >> one year old pass kyle is from chicago and 9 month-old clayton is from oregon. they just met this week. but you'd never know it. the to basically become inseparable. they've been running around the zoo together having a lot of fun. so it looks like the beginning of a very good friendships at the line. and casa blanca, something like that. they are not house cats, but tigers can still enjoy their toys. this is from the san antonio zoo. tiger spotted playing with her favorite ball. she pretended the ball was praying and pounced on it like she would do in the wild. but unlike house cats, this one might not be ready to pet any time soon. and more and more americans seem to be growing to love margarita sales show tequila could soon pass vodka as america's favorite alcohol tequila. and miss kyle where the second fastest growing liquors last year. pretty mixed cocktails for number one in growing sales, the distilled spirits c

franchise, with the latest movie called "jack ass" forever in theaters friday, please welcome johnny knoxvillethree kids, 26-year-old and a 12-year-old boy, 26-year-old is a girl, 10-year-old girl and a 12-year-old boy. >> jay: took a little break. >> johnny: yes. took a little time off. >> jay: looking at the time flying, wow, okay. well, ten years between myself and my brother, so actually that's not that unusual to me. >> johnny: same with my sisters were eight and ten years older. >> jay: and of course we were all planned. >> johnny: oh, yeah. i can't tell you what my father said about that, because this is daytime television, but we were not planned. >> jay: any signs that the children are going the "jackass" route? has the gene fallen from the tree and hit them in the head? >> johnny: luckily my daughters, that jean did not get passed down to them. girls

knoxville tennessee sold what was left of its russian products at cost. and even smashed a bottle. and in the widespread move, the finance minister in ontario, canada, ordered all russian bots could be removed from stores. also the news domestically tonight at salinas police officer was fatally shot during a traffic stop. last night. it happened at about 10 45 near griffin and market streets in salinas, police say 30 year old jorge david alvarado. had been with the department for five years. the suspected shooter has been arrested. police say this is the first active duty officer death in salinas in nearly 80 years. shots ring out inside of a hookah parley in las vegas, injuring 14 people. one victim has died in two people are in critical condition. we're told the shooting happened around 3 15 this morning during a party at manny's glow after dark lounge just east of the biggest strip. our preliminary investigation reveals that there was a party inside of this venue. when an altercation took place between two or more males. during the altercation, there was an exchange of gunfire t

after the two years of the bs pandemic we need stupid fun, johnny knoxville is 50, when did that happenr concussion his 17th filming these, he will not back down even though he can qualify for aarp. >> my pick for the big four another dose of the truth from bill maher. watch this. >> there's never been any research showing after transmission is likely or common the l.a. county since were supposed to mascot for outdoor events like we will be at the super bowl. >> supposed to. >> watching athletes mix it up on the court and then mass, sideline. >> i just love about bill maher he calls out somebody think that we are seeing so ridiculous i been to basketball games and they're all playing and then everyone has masks on the sidelines, i could not agree more. i had to share that especially with the super bowl . the "fox report with jon scott" start right now. ♪. jon: the war in the southwest to neighbors arm conflict, i am jon scott and this is the "fox report". the face-off at the russia ukraine border appears to be a breaking point ukrainian forces ramping up their training efforts as a russ

storms that could potentially get here will not make it. 41 mile an hour winds on mount diablo, 22 knoxville creek. those gusty offshore winds are what took the temperatures up today and we will see it repeat again. tomorrow afternoon, 25 to 29 mile an hour wind going into thursday morning. the concern is we have not had rain in 30, almost 40 days for some areas. with a little bit of a dusty, dry offshore wind. fire danger will be increasing. moderate to high fire danger going into tomorrow afternoon. remain aware of your surroundings in case something gets touched off. tomorrow, you are looking at anywhere from 30's to 50's as we head towards noon. it will be a great day to be outside, 60's expected and by the afternoon you are looking at 60's and 70's, cooling off but not by much. a beautiful view of san francisco, gusty in the hills, warmer than today's, records likely through friday and warmth uses this weekend. temperatures comfortable in the 50's and 60's, if you from our camera and you will notice clear skies. air quality because of the high-pressure overhead, stagnant air is sufferin

knoxville tennessee sold what's left of its russian products at cost and even smashed a bottle.ove, the finance minister of ontario, canada, ordered all russian vodka be removed from stores. our website and app. you can use it to stay up to date with everything that's going on with the russian invasion of ukraine . extensive coverage includes online look at how one group of people who spent months getting people out of afghanistan and helping people awfully ukraine. ktvu .com. out of this story tonight. the salinas police department mourning the loss of one of their own. now an officer fatally shot during a traffic stop last night happened at 10 45 near griffin and east market streets. 30 year old officer, jorge david alvarado was with the department for five years. police say this is the first active duty officer death in salinas in nearly 80 years. the suspected shooter has been arrested. monterey county district attorney's office is heading an investigation into the shooting now. well, shots inside will hook. a parlor in las vegas killed one person injured 13. others to the s

. >>> coming up today, johnny knoxville and torrey kelly stop by for a chat all today at 2:00 on kpix5. >>> coming up, on the 2022 olympics history will be made. at 16 she's the youngest of the three women skaters. jamie yuccas finds out how she's preparing for the moment. >> are there any moves we should expect. >> triple axal. >> you're doing it. >> yeah. >> no question? >> i am doing it. >> and we will be watching. that story and more coming up >>> welcome back. 5:55. your first alert weather forecast. happy friday, it's a cold start, clear skies, calm to light conditions. this ridge of high pressure is building in, a mild day ahead. we are looking at mostly sunny skies and daytime highs above average. a little bit warmer compared to yesterday. 64 in concord, three to five degrees above average for this time of year. we will continue to watch temperatures climb as we look to our weekend and into next week. the seven-day forecast, coming up. back to you. >>> time for a look at the entertainment headlines. dune has topped another movie awards nomination list. british academy of film a

mark and whitney from knoxville, tennessee, i guess nbc finds you threatening in this time slot. you better. rich from greensburg wisconsin, are the bite and crack pipes going to be made in america, i guarantee you they are made in china. tucker is up next. and remember one thing. i'm watters, and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." it seems pretty fat fascinating to see the democratic party recent polling on covid restrictions. it must've been pretty awful, apocalyptic. because some things spooked them come about. in less than a week, the same people who systematically turned america into a quarantine camp

atlanta, charlotte, knoxville, you're in it now. should dry out later on today. that's a check nationally. time for a look at your local forecast. lisa: good morning to you. lots of sunshine out there. milder temperatures through tuesday. rain will arrive on wednesday into thursday. it is a weak system but m 's. 70's on the south end of the bay . mild through tue >>> whit back from florida with his kids. feel good? >> feels good. pants don't fit as well. same story for you. >> i stayed home and got fat. that's the difference. >> i didn't know where that was going. >> it's the cold weather. got to put on the winter coat. >> recommended way too many restaurants. >> exactly. rob, thank you so much. >>> in other news, opening day could be in danger for major league baseball. the start of the season at risk. a key deadline a day away as owners and players battle over a new contract. abc's elwyn lopez live from atlanta with the latest. elwyn, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. baseball fans keeping a close eye on this one. the concern another shortened seas

this issue with knoxville and in 1917 room with communist russia. so i think you're really at the mishma group, but not sure you and yet this was done in a rather harsh way under lenin. you, jesse, you're focusing is putting away parts of its historical terran schrager, the 100 millions of people who live yet young there. nobody was asked anything. mooney was and yet to me before and after the great patriotic war associate with stalin and u. s. a. c, or anybody jeffrey boy short on some lands which previously belonged to poland and romania if we were convinced it. and as it was, form a for compensation. get a masters degree of ocean territory which show the shelter. the bro, what i see crew if doors opened, i knew i had been in germany and then tara, she, which came back, including the crimea. that was the soviets, just like yoga ukraine. we now i'd like to pay particular attention to the start of the ussr grandmother. i consider this is extremely important for us. some of the lesson is deluca. what we speak about from far away would be a lot of the

and on thursday night, johnny knoxville, meredith hagner and music from the walters.r all that. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest is a compact bundle of bliss you know from more movies and tv shows than i have the time or energy to list. her newest rolls right off the tongue, it's called "the woman in the house across the street from the girl in the window." [ laughter ] it premieres friday on netflix. please welcome kristen bell. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thanks for not only coming to the show but also getting into a souvenir stand, which is nice of you. >> happily, i've been wanting to do that all day. when you called, this is perfect. do i still have a big line on my forehead? >> jimmy: the line is gone. you're wearing a different red outfit. >> it's a red story today. [ laughter ] it's really more of an experience. >> jimmy: how are you doing? how's the family, how's everybody? >> i'm great. everyone's been good. i feel like in this time that we've slowed down, you know, you're thinking about yourself. i've been doing a lot of health and wellness s

by a white officer shooting an unarmed black man only to be interrupted by a school shooting in knoxville, tennessee, like all of that happened in one day. and that's eerily reminiscent of and last summer in particularly was early reminiscent of 1968 tom brokaw who was one of my heroes little known fact. i loved tom brokaw like he can like do no wrong in my eyes. he wrote a book entitled boom 1968 and it was actually was a documentary as well because he said in 1968 the country was becoming untethered along the issue of race in february of 68. you had the orangeburg massacre. in april of 68 you had the assassination of king in june of 68 you had the assassination of rfk and you have many soldiers coming home. particularly black soldiers in the south who were still treated like second-class citizens upon their arrival back home. and so you had this you have all of these historical events converging on us at one time. and that's 2020 and 2021 and so i just kind of want us to take stock and place our feet both i firmly and squarely on the ground take a deep breath and think where we are. eve

both he tugt at the university of tennessee in knoxville and then at the university of georgia. at both universities he served as the chair of the departments and was recognized for his excellence in teefing. john has also taught at the united states military academy where he was awarded the u.s. department of the army outstanding civilian service medal. he has gained recognition for his ability to demonstrate how the past and present intertwine. john has published six books. i'm not going to go through the entire list here, "the great war in the air." he has co-authored a study on the fighters. that's the one we'll be hearing the most about today. thai is the harlem rattlers and the great war. in 2019 we were in chicago at the pritzker military museum where john received the library's prestigious literary award for lifetime achievement in writing. so he has been recognized for his many accomplishments there. robert jefferson is the associate professor of history at the university of new mexico. he holds ph.d. from the university of michigan. his research focuses on the relation

the owner telling the knoxville news sentinel, hugh jackson was never paid to lose games.ute falsehood. are you still suggesting the browns paid you to lose, and if so, can you share anything with us to prove that claim? >> yes, what i made very clear is that we came up with a four-year plan. it was a four-year plan that was put in place to incentivize the opportunity to not have a team that would have a chance to win, which there was compensation for it. obviously, there was no, i'm going to pay you $100,000 to lose. we're going to do that. it was none of that. but if you seen the plan and if you understand just a little football, whereas, in the first two years of the plan, it had no winning, but it -- the last two years of the plan, in '18 and '19, it has that you needed to win ten games. and to me, that says a lot. >> where does your lawsuit stand? >> where does my lawsuit stand? i don't have a lawsuit. i went to arbitration. i tried to do the right thing through the league. i brought all this information to the league, used their process, through their constitution an

haslamb told the knoxville sentinel, he was never paid to lose game, that is an absolutely falsehoodfor our record during that time period, masterful at pointing fingers but never accepted blame. before this morning's opening ceremony officially kicks off the winter olympics, house speaker nancy pelosi warned american athletes being in beijing not to use these games as a venue for their protests. >> i would say to our athletes, you're there to compete. do not risk incurring the anger of the chinese government because they are ruthless. i know there is a temptation on the part of some to speak out while they are there, i respect that, but i also worry about what the chinese government might do to their reputations, to their families. >> the u.s., among several other nations, has enacted a diplomatic boycott of the game, citing china's human rights abuses. meanwhile, the pandemic remains a major factor for the competition getting under way in beijing. three members of the u.s. men's hockey team have tested positive for coronavirus this morning. but as they isolate in the olympic vig, u

both, you know he first taught at the university of tennessee and knoxville and then at the university of georgia at both universities. he served as the chair of the departments and was recognized for his excellence in teaching john has to also taught at the united states military academy where he was awarded the us us department of the army outstanding civilian service medal. he has gained recognition for his ability to demonstrate how the past and present intertwined in extrically john has published six books. i'm not going to go through the entire list here. the the great war in the air a comprehensive history of world war one the great war and imperial history and he is co-authored to study on harlem hell fighters and i believe that's the one who will be hearing the most about today. i love it is the harlem and the great war. in 2019. i was we were in chicago at the pritzker military museum where john received the libraries prestigious literary award for lifetime achievement in in writing so he has been recognized for his for as many accomplishments there, right? robert robert, jef

severe storms down through the south, knoxville into heavy thunderstorms, and then for tomorrow it pushes to the east. the rain will clear new england by 9:00 a.m., but we're talking wind gusts up to 65 miles per hour. heavy rain 1 to 3 inches stretching from southern missouri all the way into upstate new york and parts of new england. icing from tupper lake through cleveland, champagne, illinois, and down through springfield, up to a quarter of an inch of ice, and snowfall amounts, wichita 4 to 8, kansas city, 5 to 9 inches. 1 to 4 in chicago, detroit could be looking at anywhere from 5 to 9 inches of snow. we're going to be watching a very volatile situation over the next 24 hours, guys. >> all right, al, we'll stay with you on that one. >>> there are new questions surrounding the ukraine crisis. the white house saying over the last day russia has actually added thousands of troops at the border while it continues to claim it's actually pulling back on its military presence there. nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel in ukraine again for us, richard, good morning. >> reporter

i won't get after you for the charitable service sometimes i see people get because sometimes in knoxville tennessee it's great and a couple months ago they issued plans for that companies. how much time did you give the impacted stakeholders to respond and provide feedback on those directives? >> thank you for recognizing the officers particularly in tennessee. frankly among the top in the country so thank you for that complement. with respect to the transit we followed a very robust rubric of engagement i will give you an example for aviation we utilize to the requirements into programs into provided ample notice and comment both verbally and in writing in multiple sessions, and we've also as i mentioned in my opening to the ranking member, we've taken that seatback and updated definitions of the cybersecurity incident so we've taken that seriously. with respect to the partners i mentioned earlier in the testimony, we have embarked on a robust engagement at the ceo level to engage of the classified and unclassified level to describe the ongoing and persistent threats that are driving the