on china to discuss brian deegan from the new america foundation joins us now welcome brian so china is the world's biggest export are and a lot of these gadgets end up right here in the u.s. from smartphones to other electronics so if people are worried about china spying on us what about these products that we consume how easily could they be bugged. and so all these devices that we use every single day. any of them could be bugged and you know but that isn't just a fact that is true about devices that comes from that come from china that's true about devices that are manufactured anywhere anywhere in the world and in fact we've had to deal with that in the u.s. in the past with their with their own carriers but the the the thing that allows the characteristics of these devices that allow that type of surveillance and monitoring is there a closed nature is the fact that no one can see into them no one can understand how they actually work inside they're actually black boxes and so that is true of almost every single cell phone that we use no matter where it's manufactured so that i

i'm steve cool i'm the president of new america foundation.t's my pleasure to welcome do you to the event briefly and introduce our subject, which from our perspective involves the launch of the book that somebody will hold up for the audience. since i don't have a copy. "talibanistan." i just wanted to say a few words about where this book came from and why the subject matter. you'll hear discussed today struck us as worthy of what became really a couple of years of endeavor at new america lead by peter bergen who will be the host and moderator through most of the program today. peter and katherine who is not here with us today. coed ditted this book from the oxford university press. it's a collection of scholarly and journalistic articles about the taliban and the environment in southern afghanistan and western pakistan. , and it born as an attempt at new america by a diverse group of researchers to get at some of the diversity of the taliban itself at the time when the united states was puzzling over the rejury gent as a movement and a poli

joining us now is steve clemons with the new america foundation. steve writes at the "atlantic" magazine where he's washington editor at large. steve thanks so much for being here. >> good to be with you, rachel. >> in that face-off between john mccain and chuck hagel we're obviously seeing a great difference in temperament, a great difference in focus. but how do you -- a, how do you judge that face off? but how also do you compare the way these two men view the bush-era wars in afghanistan and iraq? what's the difference between them? >> well, a couple of things. first of all, chuck hagel probably deserves another purple heart after today's hearing. and i think the other thing you saw, two great heroes, two titans of american senatorial politics really, john mccain and chuck hagel, who ripped apart over a very principal difference about deploying men and women in iraq. and that is i think really the crux of it. i don't think hagel wanted to tell john mccain that oh, your policy may have appeared cosmetically to succeed in a really failed war that

tell your friends that according to the new america foundation, there have been 349 drone strikes in 004. an estimated 300 civilians have been killed. enough with the real news. what are we talking around the water cooler? >> it's nice to see you here. >> i'll be back soon. don't worry. >> good. pred president obama held a press briefing at the white house. while he was urging congress to pass spending cuts, some disruptive guests got in the way. take a look. >> as the reforms that have been proposed by the bipartisan bowls simpson fiscal commission. these reforms would reduce our government's bill. >> what's up, cameraman? come on, guys. they're breaking my flow all the time. >> he's got nice -- you see that smooth flow, man. i don't know anybody smoother than him. speaking of flow, let's go to the next story. florida senator marco rubio with his love for the 90s rapper tupac. his old cds are his most cherished pop culture taste. >> i think tupac is more my style. in the 90s, people kind of picked up on it the wrong way. they thought these were folks that condoning a certain lifestyl

chinese manufactured products could carry spying devices but ecologist brian duggan from the new america foundation says politics is playing normal the role here. the characteristic of these devices that allow that type of surveillance and monitoring is there a closed nature is the fact that no one can see into them no one can understand how they actually work inside their actually black boxes and so that is true of almost every single cell phone that we use no matter where it is manufactured so that is the capability. that any manufacturer has over any device that we use and the reason that we're talking about this today is because politically at this point we're scared of what china could could do with its power over its manufacturing the united states has through a combination of our surveillance laws has claimed the right not only does to inspect americans data but also data stored by foreign citizens. on behalf of all between the u.s. and china is explored in our websites and tonty dot com for you and that's why we're asking for you also what's on the subject and let's not have a look at how y

technologist at new america foundation there are parts of the chinese military hacking u.s. trade secrets have been covered extensively by the mainstream media take a listen china is officially out of control because don't look now but prove today our sugar daddy is a thief for tonight lifts the veil on a kind of invisible war china unleashing its full spy power let's return to the alleged link between china's military and a prolific hacking group most cyber attacks are being carried out by teams inside the chinese military but there's more to the technological relationship between the united states and china than hacking congressman dana rohrabacher a republican from california explained it to our. we have build trying to get into a major economic power without demanding the type of political reforms we've given the most favored nation so this one will be free trade we permitted them to steal or technology they get away with murder. of the latest show of china's economic power purchasing bankrupt usa business a one two three it's an electronic car battery maker you may have

the best information comes from the new america foundation and they report that since brennon became top adviser drone strikes have killed over 1500 people and 143 of those 1500 have been identified as civilians in credible news reports. our government's estimates are highly classified. in the senate only dianne feinstein's intelligence committee has been briefed but feinstein has long argued that based on those briefings civilian casualties are very low. here she is in 2011. >> the collateral damage is greatly reduced beyond what you may read in the press. i have asked please please, please can i release these numbers? the answer is no, they're classified. that's about as far as i could go on that. >> jennifer: and today she still didn't realize numbers. she did say though, that civilian deaths were in the single digits. but one of brennan's loudest critics called for more information about the strikes specifically ron widen wanted to know when the government is authorized to target americans if those americans are thought to have ties to terrorists? >> what do you think needs to be

drone attacks in pakistan over the last decade compiled by the new america foundation, the total number of strikes fewer than 20 under president bush. president obama has taken office, they've numbered in the hundreds with little oversight outside of the executive branch. >> if president bush were behind the targeted killing policies, there would be outcries of outrage and yet here we have a politically tricky situation because it's a member of their own party. be abdicating policies that are more in the dark and more aggressive. >> it is also noted public opinion has changed and we don't see such methods of interrogation and wiretapping as issues anymore. no matter how you dissect the question, the fact remains president obama has maintained near complete secrecy over a lethal program while continuing many of the policies of his predecessors. the poll is spot on. i'm sam brock and that's today's reality check. >>> thank you. up next, they're back and ready to defend their title. back to work in the desert. some of the giants arriving for duty at spring training. we'll take you inside o

even government friendly think tanks like the new america foundation have said something like 2% of the drone strikes actually are targeting or end up killing high-level al-qaeda members. what you're really talking about are, at best, people who are low-level members of militias, in countries like yemen and somalia and pakistan who have no intent and certainly no capability to attack the united states. they're simply people who again, at best, are fighting, again, their own government or other factions within those countries. so what really the united states is -- government is doing decreeing that the president in total secrecy no oversight or due process has the authority to target for execution anyone he wants anywhere in the world and nobody on the planet believes the majority of people we're killing are significant threat to the united states. >> john: so if they're not significant threats to the u.s. and the c.i.a. and the white house know it, why do they continue this campaign? is it because they want to intimidate any potential terrorists or is it because as always, war is big b

because fertility rates and demographics or what my friend phil long in town here at the new america foundation says it's like the tectonic plates shifting beneath the earth. demography isn't quite dead to me, but it's close. .. are we talking about a year, a few years, a decade, centuries, where is it happening? >> host: so the phenomena has begun in the west, it began around 1970. to back up quickly. the way we measure this is by simple birth statistics. it's not terribly difficult to do. when you have well organized societies to keep track of them you know how many people are born and their ages and their parent's ages. they calculate the birthrate, the general fertility rate and a total fertility rate. it's not a real number, in the sense that it's a hard and fast number. it's a statistical construct which means, basically, right now this very moment in time if every woman were to live to the end of her life having an average of number of children. what would the number be? america right now, for instance, that number is 1.93. the golden number for us, the golden number in all demographics

. >> that is a former colleague of mine at "the new america's foundation wrote a book about demographic change, arguing that in mexico and other south american countries, the aging rate is happening so rapidly the perspective we have of people wanting to get over the border you will build a massive border facility. the problem is really that we are not attracting enough people. he will not have as many people. the economic problems here -- a lot of people move southward. has this entered the debate at all, the fact that we may be outfitting ourselves for a trend that disappears? >> i think you are thinking longer-term then we tend to think. it is important for us, whether we are talking about this issue or our deficit issue, to understand the demographic changes that are happening in and around the country. it is also the case -- i know you have been talking about manufacturing. we have a lot of jobs in this country that are unfilled. as a former superintendent of schools, i can tell you that my first priority is that we have to fill those jobs here. we are doing a horrendous job of pre

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host: let's look at some of the numbers we're seeing from the new america foundation. this is from "the baltimore sun" on estimated civilian deaths in u.s. jones strikes in pakistan. you can see the numbers from 2008 until last year -- the low end to the high end. 23-28 in 2008, a high between 66-80 civilian deaths in 2009. last year, five. the number of drone strikes in pakistan overall -- you can see the numbers as well, from 2008- 2012. last year, 48 drone strikes. william in the maine. republican gary caller: good morning. maybe one day we will be able to take our country back. i think we were founded as a very nice country, with christian thought. i will be of drones in this sector -- but marco rubio has been criticized. he said to the savior was. we are being overtaken by liars. if you want the truth, though 180 degrees. i did not know what flying words what john brennan says, it does not matter what words he says. what matters is the reality of the truth of that what he says. our country is being demolished. anything good is being destroyed. we've got a country

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my column last may on this issue, i quoted in my column the new america foundation survey that are looking at pakistan between 1785, 1,785 and 2,771 individuals have been killed in pakistan by remote controlled drones, of whom 1, -- 1,492 and 2,300 were militants. in other words, the non-militant or civilian deaths or collateral deaths were 17%. >> that's pretty high. 17% collateral including 174 children. what do you say then? oops? >> i mean at some point, you have to ask yourself: what's the threshold here? what is the acceptable amount of collateral damage, as we are calling it, for this to be worth it? i mean we have killed a lot of kids. >> bill: not to mention the blow-back in these countries from the use of these drones. these things are circling overhead for maybe a month before they finally, hit. >> people talking about this on twitter @bp show. mama for obama says an informed high level official is president obama and you know it. don't act as if that's not the case. what we do not know t that's also echoed by damien cash who says that informed government official is defined as

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. >> that is a former colleague of mine at "the new america's foundation wrote a book about demographic change, arguing that in mexico and other south american countries, the aging rate is happening so rapidly the perspective we have of people wanting to get over the border -- you will build a massive border facility. the problem is really that we are not attracting enough people. he will not have as many people. the economic problems here -- a lot of people move southward. has this entered the debate at all, the fact that we may be outfitting ourselves for a trend that disappears? >> i think you are thinking longer-term then we tend to think. it is important for us, whether we are talking about this issue or our deficit issue, to understand the demographic changes that are happening in and around the country. it is also the case -- i know you have been talking about manufacturing. we have a lot of jobs in this country that are unfilled. as a former superintendent of schools, i can tell you that my first priority is that we have to fill those jobs here. we are doing a horrendous job of

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imat the new america foundation. i've nothing new in a long time. i lived on the hill for a number of years. i might sound a little cranky with this question. i appreciate. you all coming appreciate i have real worries about what is going on in what you have conveyed. i agree expanding the electorate is important for self determination. it also seems like the parallel is the 24 hour news cycle and the damage it has done to investigative reporting and journalism and what a year-long campaign cycle is quantity to our institutions of governing. i think that has really been so far kind of a disaster for congress especially for legislative branch, not so much for the executive branch, which has a better immune system for its own policy making displays. but congress right now is given 800 more% contact an outside world and is operating at 1979 levels of staff. so it does not have humans to filter the noise. i think you have seen this over and over. it certainly happened last year where the threat was to shut down the internet. mcclean policy comes out of

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