of nist and said this was a very serious matter when i was a company of course this is definitely an acceptable and we were also told by experts just misconduct it is serious enough to dismiss zammit mr organ isn't just the chairman of this and but also of mitsubishi motors another japanese motor company as well as the chief executive or french car maker rhino now the french state is a shareholder in rondo and earlier the french president reacted to the news. we will be extremely vigilant about the stability of the alliance and the renault group and also as regards to belittle you for employees to whom i want to say that the state as a shareholder is ensuring that all of its support will france's finance minister says members of the french government will meet renault representatives in the coming days if carlos corner is sacked from this and it would be a huge blow to his career to his reputation he is someone who's been at the top of his industry for more than two decades. israel's government has not really avoided collapse education minister naftali bennett had been threatening to

lou of the delegates i mean if you like yet the nist is up ask them during the experiment they blew up a retired airliner with a buka missile and came to the conclusion that the malaysian plane was brought down by the older type of missiles not used by russia anymore but still in the possession of ukraine the company claims that the missile was launched from the territory controlled by the ukrainian military. one would expect that these controversial results would again stir up public interest in the investigation but the tragedy of malaysian flight m h seventeen at already played its role in the big geopolitical game therefore it was soon forgotten the goal was achieved after the third wave of sanctions hit russia the tensions between the two countries skyrocketed so the question presents itself are we truly witnessing the beginning of cold war two point zero and if so what are chances to survive at this time. in one nine hundred forty seven the bulletin of atomic scientists introduce the doomsday clock. it represents a countdown to global nuclear annihilation. in one thousand nine hu

of nist and said this was a very serious matter when or if you'll get it was a company of course this is definitely an acceptable and we were also told by experts just misconduct is serious enough to dismiss zammit mistake or go on isn't just the chairman of the knesset and but also of mitsubishi motors another japanese motor company as well as the chief executive or french car maker rhino now the french state is a shareholder in rhino and earlier the french president reacted to the news. we will be extremely vigilant about the stability of the alliance and the renault group and also as regards to belittle you for employees to whom i want to say that the state as a shareholder is ensuring that all of its support will france as finance minister says members of the french government will meet renault representatives in the coming days if carlos corner is sacked from this and it would be a huge blow to his career to his reputation he is someone who's been at the top of his industry for more than two decades. israel's government has narrowly avoided collapse education minister naftali ben

nist and ntia through the engineers are active participants in this space. and the message was loud and clear at the 5g summit. we want to help you. how can we help in these positions? 5g standards will decide which way this goes. >> government will not sort of engage in overreach by sort of, you know, shaping the standards going forth by companies like at&t, verizon, et. cetera. >> the nice thing about the standards body process that is being run by the private sector is government gets to participate. >> okay. >> at 3g pp which is the standards body for the commercial wireless industry, this is an international body in which the private sector and government participate on in even footing. it has produced good outcomes. the 4g standards the basis for the american communications networks were put through 3gpp. we hope to see the same thing play out with 5g. >> right. i want to switch a little bit, i mean, to the digital economy and i have a couple more questions. >> sure. >> if you have questions we'll go to the audience. part of putting this together, we w

modest fee like this company with a straight forward name we keep our investigative journalist helen by nist he says it manages hundreds of sockpuppet pedia accounts which quietly edit pages to favor the firms thousands of clients sock puppets are basically fake accounts that are. run by one person but pretend to be multiple people so if there's a disagreement you want to have other people come out come in and take your side because it's in that way it's there is some sort of democratic element to it but the wiki p.r. skinless mostly because they were very openly advertising their services on this website but private firms are not the only entities with a story to sell the us government cares in a big way about what people on the internet right about it especially on wikipedia in two thousand and seven for example the cia and f.b.i. work used to sing articles about the u.s. invasion of iraq guantanamo bay and the page on one former cia chief the cia by the way didn't confirm the claims but kind the didn't deny them either and it's pretty easy to do that as far as outsourcing the third party

as general counsel mentioned, nist has already issued a cybersecurity framework and they are working on a privacy framework. if you talk to the people in the private sector, in silicon valley, i guess ben represents some of those guys, they, you know -- they crave some sort of standards to be set by the united states and i think nist plays an important role. but, too, they are looking at congress to perhaps help along -- help in that area. so we might be seeing some legislative initiative there as well. >> so what glenn specifically said was that my view no matter how highly we think of congress' efforts one offhand crafted solutions like the cloud act are simply too time and labor intensive to meet our needs in this age of rapidly develop technology. and then you raised the supreme court, so in the paradigm case and harlance concurrence he set the standards of reasonable expectations of privacy. those of us who teach that area know it has both a subjective and objective test as to whether or not your expectation is reasonable, but however as justice bennie used to say a majority --

. >> i'm tempted to ask you about nist. this is a phrase that was invented by i guess congress, but it's a part of a change in way physicians are going to be paid in the future, and the idea behind this is that payments are supposed to be tied to some measure of performance. that said, medicare payment advisory commission, and a lot of other professionals in this field that said this isn't going to work. it's too burdensome. it isn't going to promote the kind of changes and practice that we want to see that lead to higher value healthcare. is there some way that short of legislation, , because i don't anticipate much legislation coming up on this topic anytime soon, short of that do you see actions cms could take that would ease the burden or make the program work? >> we had that some legislative changes that are attempting to make it work better. so let me first start by saying i think the goals around paying for value and incentivizing providers to achieve quality and low costs are important objectives, and i think we nee

equipment that goes through testing that has, for instance, the ul designation from this. -- from nist. it is the most rigorous testing of voting equipment in the world, is what i have heard from different countries. i heard that pieces of canada wants to basically take up some of our testing for their voting equipment. but it is basically i am trying to figure out how to explain it to you. it is a testing and certification program tself. it goes from some states -- they put it in their statute that says their equipment has to be eac certified or other agency certified. other states do it just from three or four pieces of our testing. it is totally voluntary. once a state says we want to volunteer our voting equipment under these parameters, then it is run through that gauntlet. >> one follow-up. i wonder if your commission had any voice -- let's go back to the 2000 election. i was in tallahassee during that time. n tallahassee, the governor, governor bush, had been strongly supported by the police, on election day, set up roadblocks. drivers license checks that were strategically situ

in his views he wrote a single novel feech running the pro(review)nist like himself, and engaged in a struggle against tyranny. his articles a host of political and subjectles appeared in newspapers and articles around the world. a fervent admirer of napolean, and an honored guest at the white house he is truly made his mark on history. one of the reasons, the many reasons that andrew roberts may be the perfect boxer of winston churchill is that the above description applies equally to them both. >> i spoke of that coming up actually. [laughter] >> in his -- memoirs of the second world war churchill reflected on the moment when ultimate power came to him in may, 1940. >> i was conscious of a profound relief. at last i had authority to give directions over the whole scene. i felt i was walking with destiny and my past life had been a preparation for this hour and trial. after decades of research, ceaseless travel in the great man's footsteps and the use of new sources, andrew roberts has crafted a brilliant exploration of churchill's walk with destiny. it is the calm and reason judgmen

conversation is also chairman of the manufacturing extension partnership national advisory board of nist the national institute of standards and technology, , and serves on the advanced robotics for manufacturing board. jeff. >> outstanding, thank you. thanks to the atlantic council for convening this important conversation. if i could start with historical overview it's worth noting this is a new conversation in many ways that goes back a couple hundred years to alexander hamilton who recognized early on the imports of a robust defense and usher base. never use those words but as person who's in charge of acquisition for washington's army, it was a big deal to them and us secretary kerry sure whe reported to congress with his third report on manufacturing he really focused on the role of that defense industrial base for our security. but he also talked about its role in terms of posterity. i think that's important to keep in mind. we often have this compensation and talk about defense industrial base, a national security, but if you look at history, the aerospace and defense committee,