hope that we don't do ceos result of this for not calling on him to resign but the chairman said mr muller has turned the airline around us. we believe. just don't see this as there will be marked as a pack of cards to retain the chief executive of crystals policy. i know some people choose to stop renting all the hype after some rest my response to this torture has become the future that we have a really good chief executive. executive pay might be the top priority of the agm today. in reality many of the people here behind me here for more workers in the airline and they're concerned about their pensions. i am a bit too thick. thanks a ton of pics i think i'm hearing rumors that he could actually use the excuse that it is very concerned that the anticipated testing going on and on for years and has been addressed. by the government's coached against mr moeller he found a friend to deter see percent shareholder and traditional the first three drawn an era represented by director howard miller the support that is packaged. let's talk to david niven joins from dublin airport so davis factor

mr. muller told us he would get back to us. mr.u're acting assistant agent c manage public integrity? are you involved of targeting conservative groups by the irs. >> i would disagree with the characterization. >> are you involved? >> am i involved? >> i oversee the public integrity section so yes director you familiar with mr. cooney? >> he is involved of the investigation is you the lead agent? >> i am not familiar with the name. >> who is leading the investigation? who is the point person of targeting of conservative groups through the iris merrick this is far afield of the subject. >> but you oversee the public integrity section for are just want to know this is one of the biggest cases you have got and you don't know who is leading the investigation? garett there are career prosecutors. >> how many? >> in total? i cannot tell you that. >> is this an important case for the justice department of first amendment rights were violated how they were targeted? >> i characterize that situation differently. >> you don't even know how m

previously he was chief of staff and senior counsel to robert muller when he was director of the fbi. a career federal prosecutor, mrin served as national coordinator of the hacking and intellectual property program. the prosecutors were specially trained to prosecute cyber crime in intellectual property cases. he has a lot of background in the area that gave rise to this week's indictment. he has a degree from harvard law and williams college. he will speak for about 45 minutes. and then we'll have a q. & a. with him over there and take questions from the audience. i ask that you silence your phones. there are a lot of cameras in the room. please join me in welcoming john carlin. [ applause ] >> thank you, ben, for that kind introduction. i'm grateful to be here at brookings today discussing emerging national security threats. also a keen fan of the la fair blog as are many of us here. i appreciate your work there as well. on monday the department of justice announced charges against five members of the chinese military for computer hacking, economic espionage, and other offenses directed at six american victims in

mr. reed, the ceo of pfizer will testify this morning. >>> the blockbuster pipeline could risk being underdeveloped under pfizer's ownership. there's ian reed, speaking before the business select committee. joining us with his thoughts, scott mullerrector of the research and development center at cass business school. there is no agreement at the moment, on the table. >> no. >> we've had a bid than been rejected. >> and a sweetened bid that's been rejected as well. >> we're talking about something that's not even on the table. >> with threats of going hostile possibly too, yes. >> i wonder, if they go hostile, right, in the uk we are fairly open to m&a deals. >> right. >> in some way shareholders or pension funds will take the view, if i get cash out, i don't really care. if i get enough premium, i'll take that cash out, do a good deal, re-invest it in something else. not necessarily the case with pfizer. i wonder whether they'd want pfizer paper. how good are they at creating value? >> that's trabsolutely true. they had known with their acquisitions to be fairly aggressive in terms of trying to take out costs. that's one of the things that of course everybody is really afraid of right here is that they'll try to do the same thin