form of a cyber attack and shortly thereafter the college expelled him for his conduct from or michael gregg c.e.o. of superior solutions joins me now welcome barry michael so this really be considered a cyber attack as that company called it. well typically this type of activity isn't really call the cyber attacks but there's really two pieces of the story one that he found the problem in the code the second one was that he used to scanning products to actually scan to see if the problem had been fixed once he scanned their network that typically sets off alarms and sets all triggers because it's using times to test a network or potentially as the prequel to an attack ok so you know the protocols are there a sense that there was something going on there but the fact that he's expelled and there's all these repercussions i mean how can it be considered an attack if he never intended to harm anyone or steal any information that's kind of tough but here would be the big thing i would say we do security assessments we do pin testing and generally the protocol is you never scan a network you nev

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gregg: thank you, leland. now we have managing director of the washington institute and former senior director for middle east affairs at the national security council, michael with 60,000 reported dead and the number is likely a lot larger than that. is the international community powerless to stop this? or lacking the well? >>guest: it is an astonishing number and reflects the changing dynamics. you had attacks where the regime is engaged in that report and the increased effectiveness of rebels. we have said all along time is not on the united states side. inaction is a policy that will lead to a worsening of the situation. that is what we have seen now in the third year. >>gregg: do you think the united states and allies should intervene? >>guest: i think we should consider that. the fact is, our inaction means intervention now would be less effective because it is to the point they are now with a lot of anti-american elements involved in the opposition but what we are looking at now is when the regime falls, this conflict is not over and intervention would not only help put us on the right side of the conflict but would help shape the post assad future o

republican, dick durbin, democrat, judd gregg, a republican, alice rivlin, alan greenspan, former federal chairman, paul volcker a, a former federal chairman, michaelloomberg, mayor of new york, david walker, former head of the gao, warren buffett -- host: tell us what you are concerned about that? caller: because that is the white elephants. this is the challenge i have for you, congressman, and for c- span. every financial person that comes on, ask them a simple question -- where would our country be today had we adopted the simpson-bowles report? we would not be in the mess we are in. the people that are on the hill that are passing all these bills would be in check. guest: for me it is simple. i would vote for simpson-bowles to better the country would be in a better position if we had adopted simpson-bowles. that is the direct answer to your question. i think mr. simpson-bowles and alan simpson are american heroes. and given a very important job. the president to sign them with a task of looking at the challenges we face as a country fiscally. he instructed them -- and this show great vision by the president -- instructed them to put together