. >> joining us is mont mike montgomery with the foundation for defense of democracy . also he was a senior advisor or is a senior advisor for the cyberspace solar in commission . thank you forjoining us . >> a couple things about your organization. what is the foundation for defense of democracy when it comes to cyber issues, what's your main point of interest ? >> the foundation is a non-partisan, nonprofit think tank in washington. it looks at a number of security issues and it's specifically has three centers, one onmilitary , economic power and one on technology and innovation i run the technology cyber innovation center at std and we really focus on how do we make our critical infrastructure more secure both from nationstate adversaries but also from criminal actors. >> when it comes to the other, or other titles at cyberspace solarium commission what is that specifically . >> the solarium commission was set up by the fiscal year 2019 national defense authorization act came about because editors like john mccain why work for on the committee were becoming increasi

mike from montgomery, alabama identifies as employer and employee. go ahead. caller: good morning. a few comments if i may. the emergency temporary standard osha set on this mandate for 100 employees plus i think adds to the divisiveness of the country. case in point, i work for a manufacturing company in the deep south and, you know, there are political overtones to this. a quarter of my workforce skilled, up skilled welders, machinists, already saying they will walk out. this is going to add to the chaos that is going on with this country in regards to the pandemic. i just don't see this passing. if it does, it is really going to harm our workforce down here. host: has your place of employment already broached this topic in any way as to how to prepare or what they are expecting once this -- once the supreme court weighs in? caller: absolutely. we have our ducks in a row. we are ready. if they decided they were going to pass this, the supreme court that is, i would have pulled my staff and yesterday to prepare. we will be compliant. however, the aftermath is really going to hurt

mike from montgomery, alabama identifies as employer and employee. go ahead. caller: good morning. few comments if i may. the emergency temporary standard osha set on this mandate for 100 employees plus i think adds to the divisiveness of the country. case in point, i work for a manufacturing company in the deep south and, you know, there are political overtones to this. a quarter of my workforce skilled, up skilled welders, machinists, already saying they will walk out. this is going to add to the chaos that is going on with this country in regards to the pandemic. i just don't see this passing. if it does, it is really going to harm our workforce down here. host: has your place of employment already broached this topic in any way as to how to prepare or what they are expecting once this -- once the supreme court weighs in? caller: absolutely. we have our ducks in a row. we are ready. if they decided they were going to pass this, the supreme court that is, i would have pulled my staff and yesterday to prepare. we will be compliant. however, the aftermath is really going to hurt us

mike emanuel live in d.c. >> dana: fox news alert on harmony montgomery.ction to the case. the 7-year-old vanished two years ago but her disappearance wasn't reported until last week. we're live with details as that happened this morning. >> absolutely. police want to reiterate they're still looking for this missing 7-year-old girl. they have a man in custody. adam montgomery identified as the little girl's father was arrested yesterday. 31 years old. manchester man. the same city harmony was last seen in october of 2019. he is facing one charge of felony second degree assault arising from that 2019 conduct against harmony montgomery age 7 as well as a miss demeanor charge of interference of endangering the welfare of a child. she was just reported missing by the state division or children, youth and families last week. she was last seen more than two years ago when she would have been five years old. estimated to be approximately 4 feet tall. she is blind in her right eye and wears glasses. harmony is known to the child protection agencies in new hampshir