katrina, what happens at an nsa summer camp?ay that trying to teach kids cybersecurity and encourage the leaders of tomorrow to come and join the cybersecurity jobs. the biden administration sees 500,000 shortfalls in cybersecurity workers. the nsa says it is interested in that an early enough age that you can and courage them to become cybersecurity professionals. what happens, my goodness i saw kids programming drones. they were talking coding. they had time for a jeopardy game, quiz at the end of the week. they were handing out cyber dollars. these are fake money to encourage kids to stay glued. they tried to do everything to keep lecture short to 10 minutes, as there was a steady supply of snacks all day. emily: are they teaching kids to spy? >> they would say no. the nsa says this is all about cybersecurity, encouraging especially young women and underrepresented minorities to think about these careers and also used cyber safety for teams who might be susceptible or vulnerable to cyber bullying and stocking. this is to equi

, but i was always an nsa employee.felt like i was along a single career track. so how do we take computer kind of personnel, i.t. personnel, cyber personnel and give them that sense that they have a very rich career field in front of them and they're not being poached from job to job but rather they're being progressed from job to job and getting all the stronger as they make their way from one responsibility to the next? and so in that regard, something that actually cuts horizontally across the federal government, i think will be extremely valuable. finally, to mark's point about, you know, these institutions that might then assist in that regard, we have to make sure that those institutions, whether it's a service academy that i was a benefit from, need to have a parent -- they need to have a parent service that says, "i'm the person or the party that will kind of ensure that i have a sense as to what the standards and the requirements are for whatever this service is set up to do and i will then employ, right, what

they have been upgraded over these 8 years by the nsa the nsa is the pentagon and therefore these centersg mobile network data. e networks that get there roaming does not exist in ukraine any phone that arrives in ukraine , it immediately goes to the data center and it is installed almost up to 2 m, where a person is located and this is used very clearly by the military and you need to know and understand this, so you need to decide on them, so you are without a phone. yes, what position did the prinukoviches hold, i was the minister of internal affairs. quite right. where are the networks? for 8 years, by and large, you should have had such well-established networks of agents of people who are in the zone of your attention, understanding the influence i don’t fantasize, i stand, it’s what i say, but if i say based on those given people, i should here now there is information on the telegram channel that there was an attempt on zelensky, or, by the way, that either his guards were injured, or something is connected with the poroshenko group that there is some kind of pressure going on, bu

i have from the outside of the night very different jobs that i was always in nsa. i've always felt like was long and single career track so how do we take computer it personnel and give them that since they have a very rich career field in front of them and they're not being pulled for job to job or rather progressed from job to job and getting all the stronger as they make their way from one responsibility to the next so in that regard something that actually cost horizontally across the federal government will be extremely valuable . finally to mark! about these institutions that might then assist in that regard we have to make sure those institutions whether it's service d need to have a parent. a parent service that says i'm the party that will ensure dsthat iss what the standards and requirements are for whatever the service is set up to do an employee anything thatcomes with that . if you lack those dimensions lacking the parent that would define requirements or then accept and employee the beneficiaries who kind of derive the education for that institution.

i worked at nsa for 28 years. i had what looked from the outside world to be nine veryng different jobs. i always felt like i was along a single career track. how do we take computer personnel, it personnel, cyber personnel together in the senseu that a very rich career field in front of them and they're not being poached from job to job but rather they been progressed from job to job and getting stronger as they make their way from oneta responsibility to the next. in that regard something cuts horizontally across the federal government i think we will be t,extremely valuable. finally assist in the regard. need to have a parent service this as i am the person or the party that will ensure that the standards and requirements are for whatever the services told toto do. if you lack either of those two dimensions and define the requirements except an employee the beneficiaries who kind of derive the education for the institution they will fail. they essentially do something it's magic in the middle. they take the res

forces, and we are watching yes, the nsa is fighting against us and intelligence says directly that theyg everything space reconnaissance, fighting drones fly give information on targeting aimed at the territory of ukraine well, that is our army is trying to kill. when you look that you never know de facto serving, there are 3,000 englishmen just yesterday he quit, and today he was so happy in ukraine well, of course, well, here is one of the dead. how many nazi rabble from all over the world are walking around there? and, if not reset, and if regular officers, who then suddenly pop up and say, well, yes, that's how it turned out somehow here , here we were teaching nearby. and now they are considering the basic issue there. or maybe go straight ahead. maybe we should already take it straight and get into armed conflict, while completely goltila on the atlantic council, well, a few former military leaders. they directly say that it is urgently needed here. here, listen to one of these, it's time for nato to remember something nato goes beyond the scope of action, or nato ceases the activ

it's just incredible to see general hayden, who i briefed in 2002 and was at nsa to come full circle.real data war where people, sadly like rusty bowers, you know, honestly believes that even though the divinely inspired document was trampled upon, he has to vote for his tribe and i think that's a real issue in the united states of america today. >> yeah, it certainly is. former congressman, denver riggleman, former acting solicitor general neil, and new york times justice department report, katie, thank you for your insights this morning. >>> coming up next, a look at other stories making front page headlines across the country, including a three-letter word that's having a big impact in the college world. we'll explain that. >>> and an energy bar now worth $3 billion? we're back in a moment. billion we're back in a moment you're pretty particular about keeping a healthy body. what goes on it. usually. and in it. mostly. here to meet those high standards is the walgreens health and wellness brand. over 2000 high quality products. rigorously tested by us. real world tested by you. and

. ♪ >>> first on cbs news, a former nsa contractor who leaked a top-secret document to the press aboutnce in the 2016 election is asking president biden for a pardon. reality winner pleaded guilty to violating the espionage act after being arrested in 2017 for leaking information to the intercept. she spent four years in prison and is serving three years of supervised home release. >>> new evidence has been discovered in the 1955 case of murdered black teenager emmett till. a team searching a mississippi courthouse basement for evidence about till's lynching found an unserved 1955 arrest warrant charging carolyn bryant dunham with kidnapping. she's in her 80s and was married to one of two white men acquitted of the murder. she accused the 14-year-old of making improper advances at a store. till's relatives want authorities to arrest her. >>> a salute and farewell to the last living world war ii medal of honor recipient. herschel williams, better known as woody, died in west virginia yesterday. he was honored for his valor during the battle of iwo jima when he went ahead of his unit and

i didn'thi ppening was nsa honest athnt i time.e stepping away. >> the first in-person witness monday fired fox news political editor chris stirewalt. he defended calling the election for joe biden. >> it was beautiful and it was cooking up just right. >> the second witness panel featured officials from georgia and pennsylvania who also refuted the former president's claims of election fraud after they were asked to investigate. >> not only was there not evidence of 8,000 dead voters voting in pennsylvania, there wasn't evidence of eight. >> former philadelphia city commissioner al schmit detailed threats he received after mr. trump called him out by name on twitter. >> the threats became much more specific, included members of my family, my name, their ages, address, pictures of our home. >> the trump campaign raised $250 million off of false election fraud claims and misled voters as to how the funds would be used. natalie brant, cbs news, capitol hill. >> there saa a new record for the price of gas, something a rot of us have be

they have been modernized over these 8 years nsa nsa is the pentagon and therefore these centers certainlyhere does not exist in ukraine any phone that arrives in ukraine, it immediately goes to the data center and is installed almost up to a meter where the person is and this is used very clearly by the military and you need to know and understand this, therefore with them you have to decide, so you are without a phone. yes , what should have been occupied by prinukovich, i was the minister of internal affairs. quite right. for 8 years by and large, you should have to remain such well-established networks of agents of people who are in the zone of your attention, understanding the influence i don’t fantasize, i stand, he is what i say, well, that is, i say, based on the data that we need right now , information has gone there telegram channels, that there was an attempt on zelensky, or by the way, whom either his guards were injured, or something is connected with the poroshenko group, that there i am under some kind of pressure. well, all this needs to be checked, because any nonsense ca

i was trained in nsa and i was trained with area force special project. team, they understand i had this background that was very unique for somebody in congress. so i wrote the contracts for the phone record team and the contract for the open source intelligence research team. put the funding together because i was the ceo and i did do program management for those types of programs. i was hand able to hand pick th teams. all these people have been helping with these contracts with these analysis and contracts are the best individuals i have ever met. we had to build an unclassified lab that try to mimic a classified lab. we were able to do that on a limited biudget and i am very proud. i am not going to mention those names right now. we were effective in helping the committee not only olinking nams to numbers but thousands of them. we were effective of helping writing the subpoenas and detail records and also actually identifying other high value assets that were in the ecosystem at that time. >> you said right before that you were so troubled by what yo

i was actually trained at nsa, but i was trained with air force special projects.d the pelosi team, they understood that i had this background that was very unique, you know, for somebody in congress. so, i wrote the contracts for the phone record team and the contract for the open source intelligence research team, put the funding together, because i was a ceo, i did do program management for those type of programs. and i was able to hand pick those teams that support three-letter agencies. right now, i would say without those teams, i think they're the real heroes of this investigation. i don't like to use their names, but if i can talk about golf bravo and mike tango, right, those type of individuals that are out there right now, another mike tango, right, all these people that have been helping with the contracts and the analysis, some of the best individuals i've ever met. and the fact is, we had to hand-select these teams, people who supported three-letter agencies and build an unclassified lab that tried to mimic a classified lab. we were able to do that on

. >> the nsa forwarded all surveillance reports that included michael flynn's name to the white house where flynn 's name was promptly unmasked. >> the names of the people who unmasked general flynn have been publicized. joe biden, john brennan, jim comey. your reaction? >> it was the greatest political crime in the history of our country. >> why has there been such limited coverage of the flynn unmasking when this is what the president of the united states has referred to as the biggest political scandal in history of the united states of america? >> none of that was true. but imagine being a fox news viewer and having a cast of characters pushing that line on you over and over four years. a supposed grave crime is that trump's first national security adviser, mike flynn, a guy who pled guilty to lying to the fbi about lying having meetings with the russian official, before trump took office, was somehow improperly targeted by the obama administration, and had his identity unasked for political reasons. well, now we are seeing that this is nonsense as well. according to a 2020 depart

johnson on johnson because of nsa intercepts on the south vietnamese embassy comes to learn all of this in the final hours before the 68 election confronts nixon about it nixon denies any knowledge of it whatsoever. but he johnson is is storming all over washington to other figures to tell people, you know, tell nixon to knock it off. this is treason, you know, he's he's out there keeping the literally keeping the vietnam war going for political benefit then after the election johnson decides that he can't ever speak of this publicly because it would undermine the moral authority of nixon coming in the results of this are buried for 40 years. we only really learn if this event about 10 years ago when some of these documents are declassified, but nixon knows that he's done this and so nixon becomes paranoid that the that papers somewhere in the brookings institution about this event and that when the pentagon papers are leaked in 71 pentagon papers, by the way, which have nothing to do with nixon whatsoever and he should have not cared at all about their rules about his presidency. they'

you are voting to choose who is going to control the fbi, cia, nsa, and pick the supreme court. right? i mean, but it's -- there were a lot of people who were very casual about it. it is not the sexy answer to say, voting is the answer. but can you, as somebody with the power of a united states senator, is there any other answer other than what you said? you need 52 senators as insurance against the ones who are not reliable on changing the fell burst. is -- is there any other answer besides give y'all 52 reliable democrats? >> i -- i do think it is the answer. you do see the president and the vice president standing out there and saying we will make sure the justice department protects women's right to travel. that's really important. some states have put forward laws that with would impinge on that and we'll do what he can to protect medication abortions. but let's just look at these states, what they are. there is, of course, the voters key in georgia raphael warnock getting re-elected and in new hampshire with maggie haas. and arizona mark kelly. let's expand the map. you ha

da david gergen, ron ron oh nsa ron . hey, justice thomas. and writing the majority opinion, he interpreted the second amendment.ju in the only way that makes sense writing the constitutional right to bear b armsea in publib for self-defense is not a second class right subject too an entirely different body of rules than the other bill of o rights guarantees. we know of no other constitutional right that an individual may rig exercisey only after demonstrating to government officers some special needs. well, that's not how the first amendment works. it's notsixt how the sixth amendment works. it's not how the second amendmentecon works when it coms to the public carry for self-defense. new york proper clause requiring cause requirement violates the fourteenthn amendment and that it prevents law abiding citizens with ordinary self-defense needs from exercisingex their right to keep and bear arms. of course, as usual, my old boss is 100% correct. every other right in the bill of rights is read to limit the government's power to restrict it. the

cyber weapons in my film snowden there is a scene where snowden talks about the situation in japan the nsat we can they didn't really like the idea that we were going to follow for their citizens. they said it was illegal. of course, we still monitored everyone in the country and did not stop there, connecting to their communication system. we took care of their infrastructure. we planted viruses in the dam power plant at the hospital. to plunge the country into the stone age if japan ceases to be our ally. this happened not only in japan, we planned to introduce viruses in mexico germany brazil austria china i understand this or russia iran but also venezuela but austria we had ordered to monitor global leaders and corporate executives monitor major deals sex scandals diplomatic channels to give the us the upper hand in g8 negotiations to pressure either brazilian oil companies or unwanted third world leaders in the end, you understand that despite everything there is no excuse for terrorism. terrorism is just a front for fighting for economic and social control; in fact, you are only def

being opened up by the british illustration in the war on speech and it seems that the dhs and the nsa aren't the only government agencies't that want in now. 's the fcc also known the securities exchange commission that has reportedly requested information from a business partner of donald trump's social media company d truth social. now the filing could reportedly materially delay, materiallyor impede or prevent what is a consummation of its business combination over a true social. so we decided to go to devin nunes, ceo of trump media and technology group. devintete, what's going on here with the timing of the fccry inquiry that you can share with tonight? >> laura , thank you . i mean, look, we're all for transparency here through social media group. we don't have anything to hide. we'll answer any questions they have and we want to be treated like every other company youy may remember that it wasn't donald trump that needed a new company . itbe was only cause because donald trump was kicked off of social media along with those of us that were also shadoww band or censored and ever

forces, and we are watching yes, the nsa is fighting against us and intelligence says directly that theyre doing everything space intelligence, fighting drones fly give information on targeting the territory of ukraine well, that is , they are trying to kill our army. when you look that you never know de facto you serve, there are 3,000 british only yesterday he quit, and today he ended up in ukraine so happy. well, of course, well, here is one of the dead. how many nazi rabble from all over the world are walking around, and if not reset, and if regular officers, who then suddenly pop up and say, well, yes, that's how it turned out somehow here , here we were teaching nearby. and now they are considering the basic issue there. or maybe go straight ahead. maybe it’s already necessary to take it directly and get into an armed conflict, while completely frantic at the atlantic council, well, a few former military leaders. they directly say that yes, you urgently need to listen to one of these. it's time for nato to remember that either nato is out of action or nato ceases its activities, st

and another i think it was nsa versus the cia, and may have said, well, there's a moderate chance. we're not exactly sure, we got it from some sources, maybe it happened, maybe it doesn't. they will comb through thousands and thousands of stories, they find one they got wrong and go to town, this is why you can't, fake news, fake news. and then i will say it, they turn out bullshit every single day. lies every single day. misinformation every single day. and they'll go back and find something that somebody, you know, said two years ago, twisted around. again, it's just pure propaganda. we've got to call it what it is. these are people who want donald trump to be a dictator. they hate american democracy. they hate press freedoms. so they're going to attack the mainstream media. >> or they'll fixate on a story like hunter biden. and say that's the biggest story. why aren't you covering it? tom winter about all over that story. that's the predicate for everything. as eddie has said, tear down the media, don't believe what you're hearing, none of the reporting in "the new york times" o

we are membersof the nsa p.m. and i'd like to thank you for this space .my staff do lifesaving work responding to crisis 24 seven 365 year underfunded contract low-wage work makes it unsustainable resulting in vacant positions and inability to hire staff who are related to our work. i have staff working two jobs to be able to support themselves renting outside of san francisco. the shoulder program and our own children in the missions but due to amazing staff are dedicated workers are getting paid minimum wage. when covid something we need to relocate. they is at 7 am on july 1 2020. with three staff on site. prior to covid our staff have sacrificedtheir health . we see the city from a lawsuit. we freed the city from leasing satellite new york city. because we care about we bring in these positions.most of our staff,a lot of them have been homeless on the verge of homelessness . i have a staff member writing bars to be able to see before their shift. it's not okay. it's not okay and you guys everybody hereknows is not okay .we can't turn a blind eye to the

we are membersof the nsa p.m. and i'd like to thank you for this space .my staff do lifesaving work responding to crisis 24 seven 365 year underfunded contract low-wage work makes it unsustainable resulting in vacant positions and inability to hire staff who are related to our work. i have staff working two jobs to be able to support themselves renting outside of san francisco. the shoulder program and our own children in the missions but due to amazing staff are dedicated workers are getting paid minimum wage. when covid something we need to relocate. they is at 7 am on july 1 2020. with three staff on site. prior to covid our staff have sacrificedtheir health . we see the city from a lawsuit. we freed the city from leasing satellite new york city. because we care about we bring in these positions.most of our staff,a lot of them have been homeless on the verge of homelessness . i have a staff member writing bars to be able to see before their shift. it's not okay. it's not okay and you guys everybody hereknows is not okay .we can't turn a blind eye to the

we are membersof the nsa p.m. and i'd like to thank you for this space .my staff do lifesaving work responding to crisis 24 seven 365 year underfunded contract low-wage work makes it unsustainable resulting in vacant positions and inability to hire staff who are related to our work. i have staff working two jobs to be able to support themselves renting outside of san francisco. the shoulder program and our own children in the missions but due to amazing staff are dedicated workers are getting paid minimum wage. when covid something we need to relocate. they is at 7 am on july 1 2020. with three staff on site. prior to covid our staff have sacrificedtheir health . we see the city from a lawsuit. we freed the city from leasing satellite new york city. because we care about we bring in these positions.most of our staff,a lot of them have been homeless on the verge of homelessness . i have a staff member writing bars to be able to see before their shift. it's not okay. it's not okay and you guys everybody hereknows is not okay .we can't turn a blind eye to the