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makes the church up for no scanners at the corporation of former homeland security secretary michael chertoff now lobbies for that contract was for rapid scan to develop similar secret chertoff oral scanners for train stations or bus depots and also systems that could analyze a crowd of people see them all naked without people realizing that they were even under surveillance these documents were made public as a result of a lawsuit against the department of homeland security brought by the privacy organization epic the electronic privacy information center i mean you know in the studios the staff counsel and assistant director of the open government program of epic ginger because ginger welcome thank you for having me truck size church off or no scanners is that what these guys had in mind the backscatter vans that's what they're called and they're actually designed to be roving bands that are equipped for the back scatter technology which is the way that they basically see people naked you know which is the x. ray scans they put forth radiation they scan people and they produce that make an

, michael chertoff, and tom ridge.articular i am grateful to walter isaacson, president ceo of the aspen institute. i am thankful for his friendship and collaboration that brings us here today. as well as colleagues from the department of homeland security. we express our appreciation for their support in organizing our program in the students of georgetown university lecture fund to help support the staff host the event. finally, i would like to welcome ndrea mitchell, the moderator of this even today. this event gives us an opportunity to reflect on the changes in our world since september 11, 2001, and the ways in which the united states government has responded to these changes. later this year we will observe the 10th anniversary of the attacks. in response, the homeland security agency was created. the creation of the department united 22 agencies from across the executive branch, making it the largest reorganization since harry truman consolidated the armed forces into the department of defense. last month, in h

michael chertoff. that is the face of homeland to so many people. we're talking about -- unionization of tsa. some of the cargo checks are subcurrents orchid -- are subcontracted after how would you evaluate tsa? >> i have the opportunity to travel quite a bit by air, and it has worked fine for me. part of it is i plan ahead and i know the rules are so i get myself organized. i watched carefully wt other people's experience art, and that's the majority of people i see good to the checkpoints cooperate with the officers, and the officers tried to be helpful. it is a challenging job. it is difficult for people to understand is you are talking about millions of people who go through that checkpoints, and it is an area where the government interfaces with the public more than any, except tax time with the irs. everybody would like to have a technological solution. the challenges have been -- if you want to have a machine that looks a liquids, if it takes 30 seconds per bottle, the line would bnine hours long. another panacea i hear talk about is what th

michael chertoff. that is the face of homeland to so many people. we're talking about -- unionization of tsa. some of the cargo checks are subcurrents orchid -- are subcontracted after how would you evaluate tsa? >> i have the opportunity to travel quite a bit by air, and it has worked fine for me. part of it is i plan ahead and i know the rules are so i get myself organized. i watched carefully what other people's experience art, and that's the majority of people i see good to the checkpoints cooperate with the officers, and the officers tried to be helpful. it is a challenging job. it is difficult for people to understand is you are talking about millions of people who go through that checkpoints, and it is an area where the government interfaces with the public more than any, except tax time with the irs. everybody would like to have a technological solution. the challenges have been -- if you want to have a machine that looks at liquids, if it takes 30 seconds per bottle, the line would be nine hours long. another panacea i hear talk about is wh

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eighth anniversary of the department of homeland security with former secretaries tom ridge and michael chertoff and current secretary janet napolitano. they discuss the nature of threats facing the country, the structure of the agency and what they miss most about the job. >> people have asked me do i miss being secretary, and to a certain extent i say, yes, i miss working with the people and their hard work, particularly in the early months and years. it was very tense but an exciting time, and when you're around good people, it's a great cause associated with it. i miss not knowing. e mean, not that everything we read every morning, michael or janet, was something you'd want to run home and talk to the family and kids about, but you do miss not knowing. >> former secretaries discuss the department of homeland security tonight at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> "the communicators" is on location at the seventh annual state of the net conference sponsored by the internet caucus of congress. joining us now is dr. william lehr of massachusetts institute of technology where he is a researcher on the

run home and talk to your kids about, but you do is not knowing. >> the secretary tom ridge, michael chertoff, and janet nepalitano discussed the department of homeland security tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> the egyptian voters went to the polls on saturday and approved constitutional changes to put the country on the path for parliamentary elections later this year. on the role of -- a discussion on the role of the group the muslim brotherhood and what it means to politics. this is 19 minutes. -- 90 minutes. imports good morning, a buddy, we will get started. i am the president -- >> good morning, everybody. we will get started. i am the president and we will welcome you to this expert briefing. this morning we will discuss the muslim brotherhood, its ideology, its goals, its strength in egypt and iran the world and the challenge as close to u.s. foreign policy. this briefing is part of a series here at std that brings together area experts to have a thoughtful, effective, and civil conversation about the international development and challenges and crises we face. we are honore

eighth anniversary of the department of homeland security with former secretary tom ridge and michael chertoffand current secretary janet napolitano. they discuss the nature of threats facing didn't country, the structure of the agency, and what they miss most about the job. >> people have asked me, do i miss being secretary, and to a certain extent, i say yes, i miss working with the people that i became do trust, respect, and in my ear because of their hard work. particularly in the early months and years. it was very intense but an exciting time. you enjoy what you're doing with a great cause associated. and it is not knowing. not that everything we read every morning was something you would want to run home and talk to the family and kids about. but you do miss not knowing. >> they discussed the department of homeland security tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> c-span sat down last week with potential gop 2012 presidential candidate herman cain. it talks about why he is likely to enter the race, the obama administration, his business career with coca-cola and pillsbury, and his fai

but you do miss not knowing. >> secretaries tom ridge, michael chertoff, and john of a politician now discuss the department of homeless occurred monday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. now, a senate armed services committee meeting with general david petraeus of the obama administration's july 2011 drawdown of u.s. troops from afghanistan. he is also joined by michelle flornoy, defense secretary for policy. this is one hour, 35 minutes. >> i will ask the committee to consider two civilian nominations in a list of 252 military nominations. i would ask the committee to consider the nominations of michael vickers to be the undersecretary for intelligence and joe and rooney to be deputy undersecretary for defense of personnel and readiness. they had been before the committee the required length of time. intelligence and joey rooney. there is a motion? >> so moved. >> second? all in favorer say aye? motion carries. also have the nomination of michael dempsey. the nominations had been before the committee in the required length of time. is there a motion? is there a second? all in favor say

chu, bill richardson, and former homeland security michael chertoff. fox news sunday rears at 2:00 p.m. chris wallace talks to sit criteriumchu, reid, sen. gramm, and rand paul from kentucky. at 3:00 p.m., a state of the union. we talk with secretary chu, john mccain, joe lieberman, and the two retired officers. at 4:00 p.m., "face the nation." bob schieffer talked to the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, admiral mullen, dick lugar, and secreary chu -- secretary chu. they begin at noon with "meet the press," could this week," "fox news sunday," "face the nation." on xm 132, as a podcast or online at c-spanradio.org. >> today on road to the white house, herman cain on whether he will run for the republican nomination. >> i have put my toe in the water. the feedback that we have gotten from people across this country, tens of thousands who are willing to volunteer. >> at 6:00 27:30 p.m. eastern and pacific. host: our topic is u.s. foreign- policy and the role of the u.n. we welcome claudia rosett, the journalist-in-residence for the foundation for t

run home and talk to the family and kids about, but you do miss not know when. >> tom ridge, michael chertoff, nj metropolitan on a talk about the department homeland security talk to knighted in o'clock eastern on c-span. >> beginning on april 1, we will begin the student cam competition. focusing on any event, issue, or topic that better help them understand their role of the federal peppermint. watch the videos on c-span and the students that created them. -- focusing on at an event, issue, or topic that better help them understand their role of the federal government. >> he spoke via satellite from headquarters in germany. we are pleased to be joined today by capt. hampshire and now he is back. he is starting as from his headquarters in germany. he assumed command on the ninth of march. he is also commanded u.s. military support for international support mto protect the libyan people. with that, i will turn it over to you. >> thank you. i would like to begin today by expressing my heartfelt appreciation for the soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines and coast guard's from our own nation as we

but you do miss not knowing. >> secretaries tom ridge, michael chertoff, and janet napolitano tonight on c-span. >> our coverage of the health care law continues with remarks from governors on capitol hill about how their states are dealing with medicaid costs. this is two hours and 20 minutes. >> i would just note that some of the governors have been here in town a couple of days. they are anxious to get back to their home states. we know that the airport is only minutes away, because of that we are going to be very -- going to be right on in terms of the clock. so expect a fast gavel for all of our members. this month marks the one year anniversary of the president signing into law a pair of controversial health care bills that are transforming the way americans receive and pay for health care. we convene this hearing today to hear from the governors about what impact the health care law has had on their states thus far and what they believe to be the toughest challenge that they face in complimentinginging -- n implementing the health care package. medicaid employeed 4 million amer

tonight, marking the 18th anniversary of the apartment of homeland security with tom ridge and michael chertoffst janet napolitano. the discuss the structure of the agency and what they miss most about the job. >> i miss working with the people but i came to trust. they did a lot of hard work. there was no telling when you were around good people. it was something that you would want to run home to talk to the family and kids about. host: a discussion of the department of homeland security tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> tonight, c-span 3, a white house summit on bullying. featuring remarks from president obama and first lady obama. >> as adults we remember what it was like to see kids pick done. i have to say, with my big years and by name, i was not immune. i did not emerge unscathed. but because of something that happens, something that has always been around, we turn a blind eye. >> tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern on c-span three pirie upon -- c- span >> "washington journal" continues. host: marguerite kondracke, president and ceo of america's promise. welcome. founded by general c

eighth anniversary of the department of home and security with former secretary tom ridge and michael chertoff. and current secretary janet the potano. they face the current threats facing the country and what they miss the most about the job. >> to a certain extent, i miss working with the people that i came to trust and i really respect and admire because of their hard work, particularly those early months. it was very intense, but an exciting time. they were all good people. it was a great cause. i miss not knowing. not that everything we read, michael r. jetta, was something that you want to run home until the family and kids about. but i miss not knowing. >> today, president obama is in rio de janeiro. he is expected to give his speech on u.s. relations. secretary of state hillary clinton's remarks are half an hour. >> as the secretary has said, we have advanced together in some ways, perhaps, that would have surprised president kennedy. now is the time to redouble our commitment to share achievement and to build the brighter future we seek. i know we'll look forward to hearing the secret