the giant corporation known as lockheed martin had a plan for world photo day the idea was that they would encourage people on social media to tweet back at them what they called amazing photos of their products now keep in mind lockheed martin is one of the top defense contractors it works with the u.s. military as well as nato countries it produces weapons military equipment aerospace and other products used in military activities when requests are made for amazing photos of their products there was quite a response on social media dear lockheed martin you asked people to tweet amazing photos of my new products here it is this is a fragment of your bomb and laser guided m k eighty two which saudi arabia used to kill forty children in yemen last week here is the product of your products the fact that lockheed munson has a generic happy to cool pretty is why all to me now on its website lockheed martin brags about its relationship with the kingdom of saudi arabia donald trump was able to arrange new weapons deals between saudi arabia and lockheed martin now many people on social medi

martin and put a little gun control of like lockheed raytheon and all that maybe there's just too many missiles in the world they were making too much too many people make too much money off of the death of children in foreign countries around the world i guess is only what happens here that we get outraged or parts of the population to stop because it's as. well here in america this week here in the good old u.s. of a on odd days of the week we we blame russia even days we blame millenniums this week philadelphia magazine editor and writer sandy instead charge those darn kids between the ages of twenty two and thirty seven was murder of maintenance man male the creamy emotion of oil in eggs and lemon juice that is apparently putting the fear of god into baby boomers in her piece how millennial killed man not. things to claims that she was alerted to the assassination of sandwich spread because people weren't eating her deviled eggs an apple celery and many salads at picnics that's when she bravely pointed out that scourge called feminism was clearly out to get mayo stating quote my so

in 2009, he left lockheed martin.argest defense contractors in the world to work as legal counsel for bridgewater associates. one of the largest hedge funds in the world. according to a financial disclosure fun. they also paid comey over $6 million. not to mention, next or $500,000 for unused vacation. who gets half a million dollars for unused vacation? a former high-level government official cashing in on his public service, that's who. he's not the only former fbi director whose act jewel record shatters his record of unimpeachable integrity. robert mueller's goes beyond awarding dollar contracts to his best friend's employer. after leaving his post as fbi director wanted this modern day saints do? he cashed in. mueller went back to work for his old lawn lobbying firm. now called wilma hale. he his clients are related to his government work. like lockheed martin it's a general surveillance contractor. the most profitable spy agency. going back was certainly profitable for mueller. before becoming fbi director he ha

he worked for lockheed martin from 2005 to 2010?> correct. >> sean: did he ever disclose all of this relationship before? we only have the amount of money he made for one year, that would be 2009. is that correct? >> that's correct, although we did follow the money and found there were at least 160,000 stock options -- stock and stock options given to james comey. at the time, 2009, that would have been worth upwards of $30 million. it is not just $6 million in 2009. >> sean: i don't remember -- is this new information you have? >> no, this is in the book. >> sean: we know that james comey, you are saying, made $36 million, at least, most of it in 2009? or some of that stock could have been from earlier years, 2005 to 2009? >> correct, from 2005 to 2009. by 2009, james comey had over 160,000 shares of lockheed martin stock. >> sean: did they give him power of attorney to sign off on contracts, i remember reading in your book? >> correct. >> sean: okay, either way, lockheed martin is great. they have billions of dollars of government

american product for killing innocent children around the world brought to you by our good friend lockheed martin and the pentagon. but not of course the u.s. the u.s. military army major army major josh jock's a spokesperson for u.s. central command told box quote we may never know if the munition used was one that the u.s. sold to them we don't have a lot of people on the ground you see. you know what you do have though you do have a lot of weapons salesmen in the boardrooms of the piers so let's start watching the hawks. if that's. the bottom if you. like you know that i got. this. because. well we're going to watch. out so. there is there seems to be a little bit of a double standard here that i see and foreign policy and that if an american weapon lands on innocent civilians we're not response of all for we don't even know we can't keep track of these things which is nonsense i can keep track of my dog. ok so if you can't keep maybe you should just you know chip your bombs like we do our dogs in my building find them but the thing that strange to me is under that instance like well ob

martin and put a little gun control of like lockheed raytheon and all that maybe there's just too many missiles in the world they were making too much too many people make too much money off of the death of children in foreign countries around the world i guess is only what happens here that we get outraged or parts of the population to stop because it's as. well here in america this week here in the good old u.s. of a c. on odd days of the week we we blame russia even days we blame millenniums this week philadelphia magazine editor and writer stand against in charge those darn kids between the ages of twenty two and thirty seven who have murder of maintenance man male the creamy emotion of oil in eggs and lemon juice that it is apparently putting the fear of god into baby boomers in her piece how millennial killed man not. things to claims that she was alerted to the assassination of sandwich spread because people weren't eating her deviled eggs an apple celery and many salads at picnics that's when she bravely pointed out that scourge called feminism was clearly out to get mayo stati

by the way, lockheed martin is the number one contractor in america.saying to themselves if we hire james comey, we might just, you know, get billions of dollars in government contracts, because comey knows all the players, especially bob mueller. let me play devil's advocate for just a second. would it even be possible or conceivable for mueller to say oh, gee, i didn't know anything about that billion dollars that went to my pal's company? >> robert mueller as fbi director would absolutely have to sign off on a billion dollar contract award. also, there are multiple contracts that go to lockheed martin while james comey is the general counsel from robert mueller's fbi, and robert mueller announces them and celebrates the fact lockheed martin won the award. gregg: didn't bob mueller also get rich, because he leaves government, goes to work for boose, allen, hamilton who just happened to receive hundreds of millions of dollars from the fbi under mueller's previous direction? >> exactly right. that wasn't the only client robert mueller served. there wer

represents hadn't basics moon or no they do in order for space exploration any any or boeing or lockheed i mean any any private company needs to get government approval before they launch and of course the government approval is mainly to make sure that they don't hurt anybody on the ground we don't want rockets falling on the land near big cities or anything and they need to get the it right now it's the federal aviation administration that has authority to approve commercial launches when it comes to launching people the first people who are going to get launched in the space x. and boeing is also making its its own private capsule space capsule there or they're going to be launching nasa astronauts and there of course nasa will determine the safety. conditions that have to be met and i think for as far as the fine the general public if nasa decides that these vehicles are safe enough to fly nasa astronauts then probably the federal aviation administration which frankly doesn't have a lot of expertise in human spaceflight.

lockheed martin is lockheed martin. but, there's other right things to do necessarily for our corporate culture? so the chief privacy officer and sure as always on the right side of law, which is incredibly important of course, but in speaking with the foundation, you need the other stakeholders, as i mentioned earlier, to make sure that what you're doing is right for the employees, staying in line with the company culture. because that way, i think your leadership, your board of directors, your shareholders all know, as williams said, that we are causalities ran to give that balance. yes, we have an important job to do ensuring that we safeguard the company's plans and future revenue, but we also have that promised to employees. and again, the it is not just law, it is a promise that we will do right by the culture that they signed up to work in. >> we have a question over here. >> my question, first of all, it is for the panel, what training goes into the analysts that will be handling this information? and what mitig

that are right well this i mentioned not only lockheed martin. which is obviously the one of big ones recent bus bombing the strike on a market in twenty sixteen using a bomb made by raytheon that left ninety seven people dead and then there was of course the twenty sixteen strike on a funeral hall that killed one hundred fifty five people again it was a. bomb used by right made by raytheon and at the time you know this is a time when we were getting criticism for talking about this and trying to insinuate that somehow the u.s. was part of the horrible thing but you know i see that you know that's the grave c.n.n. was it was it was proudly displaying you know it's a love of the of the paper on the ground and you so you literally how they finally got found a journalist well i love the fact that they're like reporting this it's like they're reporting this after what we covered this whatever we could go two weeks ago but norton other independent journalism the journals on the ground in yemen were talking talking about this piece and it took this eve

this actually made lockheed martin our stock of the hour, and this ain't ubs report of lockheed coverage$400 price target. we should be able to bring up the gdp of lockheed martin today, steadily growing there. we also have a terminal chart that you should be able to take a look at. it actually shows that lockheed are currently well below the $400 price target we saw from ubs and well below the targets of wall street in general, suggesting there is some room for those stocks to grow. /and -- scarlet: and you were telling us earlier that lockheed could get news from washington that could propel it? emma: that is absolutely right. it will be taking up a spending bill that includes defense and will finish it next week in the defense department. they could receive some $675 billion in discretionary funding if the bills passed as they left the senate appropriations committee. lockheed would be likely to take a big chunk of that. we got something years for you that show that lockheed is, in fact, the top defense contractor. we should be able to bring up a graphic to show you this. as of last y

but there also really lockheed martin because they'll go to a lockheed martin site every day . it's a difficult sort of environment working we recognize the fact that there may be some different disenfranchisement by then. they're not government and you don't really see lockheed martin. so maybe when you start to talk about you know, an employee might be going down a difficult road and those behavioral indicators,is the government going to pick up on them because they're not a government employee . is lockheed martin going to have enough access to recognize when that employee might be going through a difficult time so with off the grid, what we're trying to do is many actions as we can to pull those employees back into our fold and make sure they understand that our lockheed employees and that our research looks out for them and also that our leadership to make sure that we are helping them more so so that we are better able to recognize certain personalities so when we use the cds indication we are to say has been working embedded in a government site and something seems diffe

represents hadn't basics moon or no they do in order for space exploration any any or boeing or lockheed i mean any any private company needs to get government approval before they launch and of course the government approval is mainly to make sure that they don't hurt anybody on the ground we don't want rockets falling on the land near big cities or anything and they need to get the it right now it's the federal aviation administration that has authority to approve commercial launches when it comes to launching people the first people who are going to get launched in the space x. and boeing is also making its its own private capsule space capsule there they're going to be launching nasa astronauts and there of course nasa will determine the safety. conditions that have to be met and i think for as far as the fine the general public if nasa decides that these vehicles are safe enough to fly now. faster noughts than probably the federal aviation administration which frankly doesn't have a lot of expertise in human spaceflight will say well if it's if it's good enough for nasa then it's go

now we have real competition and rocket companies all over the world not just not just boeing and lockheed but aryan space ross cause most of the japanese the indians the chinese everybody is concerned can we compete with space x. so it's really been revolutionary and it's led to a tremendous amount of innovation which i do not think we would have had if it had just been the government involved now i heard you seen one of the interviews that private companies such as basics of blue origin are willing and able to take more risks than nasa or any other government agency do you think government should play any role in determining the pair of amateur yourself though the risk just as a matter of public safety because i think you would agree that launching a vehicle into space represents hadn't been no no no they do in order for space exploration any any or boeing or lockheed i mean any any private company needs to get government approval before they launch and of course the government approval is mainly to make sure that they don't hurt anybody on the ground we don't want rockets falling on the

now we have real competition and rocket companies all over the world not just not just boeing and lockheed but ari on space for us cause most of the japanese the indians the chinese everybody is concerned can we compete with space x. so it's really been revolutionary and it's led to a tremendous amount of innovation which i do not think we would have had if it had just been the government involved now i heard you seen one of the interviews that private companies such as basics of blue origin are willing and able to take more risks than nasa or any other government agency do you think government should play any role in determining the pair of amateur yourself though the risk just as a matter of public safety because i think you would agree that launching a vehicle into space it may represent certain basics no no they do in order for space exploration any any or boeing or lockheed i mean any any private company needs to get government approval before they launch and of course the government approval is mainly to make sure that they don't hurt anybody on the ground we don't want rockets falli

kimberly o'grady intelligence analysts operations and corporate investigations lockheed martin.jefferson director of information technology on us deferment of interior. monitoring this conversation is technology editor, aaron boyd. take it away. >> can we get all of our thought of here? thank you for joining us on this one day here in dc. we have a fantastic route here. i see all the way back in the overflow and those who are watching online is offered a great panel here is for halfway through the day. i will jump right in this you don't have a ton of time and i know these people have a lot to say. we'll start with introductions. we'll go right down the line. tell who you are and we do. >> kimberly o'grady, i'm an intelligence analyst at lockheed martin counterintelligence and corporate investigations. i'm lucky enough to be one of the original architects of lockheed martin's counterintelligence program. >> [inaudible] director for the office of inspector general for interior. i have about six people i'm hiring a bunch of people so anyone wants to work in cyber security, now is

defense contractor lockheed martin has felt the rough of the internet when a twitter marketing stunt on world photo day backfired spectacularly let's go live now authorities feel up my pinafore that deals either came up so what did the lockheed martin social media team do to get twitter users so riled. well it was kind of a gimmick the idea was that for world photo day they encouraged people to post what they called amazing photos of their products now lockheed martin is a weapons manufacturing military contractor it's probably one of the probably the biggest if not the biggest one of the biggest defense contractors of the pentagon it's tied in with nato countries aerospace weapons etc now it has signed multi-million dollar deals with saudi arabia to produce weapons and on its website lockheed martin actually brags about its relationship with riyadh the fact that it is selling lots of weapons and military equipment to the kingdom of saudi arabia so when they went forward and had this idea that they would have people tweet at them images of their products some people were quite aware

of the stablished of the weapon was a five hundred pound laser guided m k t two bomb made by lockheed martin well bully for you c.n.n. except i might be a little late to the party i mean independent journalists like ben norton and we here at r.t. were actually reporting that days if not weeks before you ever got around to the story but hey you know i guess you know your only real journalist of lockheed martin actually have or ties on your channel which it does meanwhile the washington post editorial board after discovering the u.s. hand in the bus bombing has declared it's time to end u.s. support for this misspeak gotten and unwinnable war thank you washington post i guess it's better late than never is it i mean. three years three years too late on that one. now let's do what they do not and start watching the hawks. if you. want to you treat the thing like real live it's like. analyzing the plot of. the day like you know that i got. this.

come back. >> thank you for having me. >> lockheed martin to the rescue. the contractor announcing its developing a special version of its large c-130 aircraft to battle california's biggest buyer in the state history. this is the monster fire in northern california. it is now bigger in san diego. lockheed is retrofitting the c-130 cargo plane to drop thousands of gallons of water and fire retardant at night. firefighters currently cannot fly nighttime fire drops. soon california will get the delivery of black hawk helicopters that can fly at night. also breaking news, tesla stock is moving higher, nearly two and half% after reports that the tesla board does plan to meet with advisors next week to ramp up talks about tesla going private. the board likely to ask you lawn must recuse himself from that process due to his controversial tweet the other day. moving on, as democrat anti- ice rhetoric keeps up, a man is now under arrest for trying to hire a hitman to kill ice agents for $500. coming up, the former immigration and customs agent says democrats care

identifying civilian massacres in yemen with the bomb makers raytheon lockheed martin and general dynamics this should be standard in war reporting searing images here's yemen and here's the various raytheon bomb that's the general dynamics bomb so that's pretty impressive that they did that you know they don't because they're typical of the war chalion the company itself martin marietta was simultaneously running some advertisements for how socially conscious they are with little kids running around playing while they were at the same time you know dropping bombs on kids elsewhere yes they were sending around a tweet saying send us your selfie so we'll put it as part of our thing and of course a sent a bunch of people son tend to them responses of children in yemen being blown out of how this town reporting before because it's obvious to people on the ground they show stop shots of flak you know pieces of shrapnel these bombs with filmmakers name on the bomb and whether it's phosphorous in l. from the u.s. showing up all over these war zones or here in yemen. has been kind of known for qu

guided bomb which has been used in previous attacks on yemeni civilians the cage code on the bomb is lockheed martin's yes appears to be another fine american product for killing innocent children around the world brought to you by our good friends at lockheed martin and the pentagon but not of course if you ask the u.s. military army major general army major josh jock's a spokesperson for u.s. central command told box quote we may never know if the munition used was one that the u.s. sold to them we don't have a lot of people on the ground you see. you don't you do have though you do have a lot of weapons salesmen in the boardrooms of the piers so let's start watching the hard.