i believe it was happening, versus at&t and the nsa. the thought police have been a well-oiled machine in this governmental apparat since the beginning of time and they've only perfect it when you consider fact that mark klein was the whistleblower who came forward and exposed the nsa had been doing by illegally wiretapping. they had set up a big brother machine is what they referred to it as, whereby they were allowed to go through everybody. everything that you do, every keystroke, every phone conversation. i mean, it's it's hard for us regular people to know exactly how sophisticated the technologies have evolved. but barack obama's first signing statement as president was to dismantle that lawsuit. now, this was a standing lawsuit against, a criminal act against the constitution, and yet it was wiped clean by a single stroke of a presidential pen. and i wonder, was that legal. i don't believe that it was. and when you weigh that into the cambridge analytical analytical scandal, what's going on with spying on our own president? you k

is it the nsa? is the cia? it is online security? we seem to have a lot of these days for the umbrella of intelligence and counterintelligence. >> so, the unsatisfying answer for who drives the train today is, it depends. we have 18 different agencies, the u.s. intelligence today. 18 agencies, we say about the cia and maybe the nsa but there are lots, and, that it is much higher than it was ten or 20 years ago. the result is it is hard to coordinate them all. not only in charge of this community is the director of national intelligence. that is getting better, the dni has only limited control over judgments and people. and, as you know, in washington those are two very powerful levers. you cannot control the budget or the people, they're trying to dissuade or control. it is a lot work in project. the 18 need to be fold into a dozen, for six, what would you downsize? that would you create a super agency? how would you streamline this? >> well, streamlining is hard, but, people arm russell over this all the time. do we have too many? d

is it is it the military is it the nsa is that the cia is in honolin security we seem to have a lot of entities devoted these days to the great umbrella of intelligence and counterintelligence. well, the unsatisfying answer who drives the train today. is it depends? okay, so we have 18 different agencies in the us intelligence community today that number often stuns people 18 agencies. we hear about the cia maybe the nsa but they're a lots right and that's much higher than it was 10 years ago or 20 years ago. so whenever we have a crisis the tendency is let's create a new agency for that and the result is it's really hard to coordinate them all so nominally in charge of this behemoth community is the director of national intelligence that's getting better, but the dni has only limited control over budgets and people and as you know in washington, those are two very powerful lovers if you can't control the budget and you can't control the people you're in the business of trying to persuade and joel right not direct and command and so it's a work in progress how this community works toge

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little secret, we have christmas parties when i was at the national security, i'm sorry, the guys at nsa are saying don't tell about this. we would have these little christmas parties and we would takeke out the stuff that was intelligence that we would see that here and read it out loud. i will make something else so i don't get in trouble but it's like a chinese amphibious landing takes place in the central mongolia in the middle of a desert and they spray paint the beach. don't laugh, this stuff happens. we read the report and we are crying and everything. until recently the stories i am telling you would have been read at the christmas party. hillary clinton steals the blood of flight and children in order to -- and a hostage barricade facility. the adrenal gland of a child running to fuel the youth serum. okay, literally the plot of monsters inc. remember, monsters have to scare the children, the children, you know it's collected and it powers their world. okay. someone came out and said it's a mysterious deep underground intelligence that didn't seem to know anything other than hil

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he has top-secret security clearances from the nsa and the department of energy. he is a tough guy. and yet he is being put in such an the enormous amount of stress and it all comes down to the fbi and the cover up. i think we are stay and with the story that the story of the cover-up is now bigger than the story of the original corruption. the fbi knew when tony bobulinski came to them 11 days before the 2020 election that you could not get a witness more credible than he is. they knew that what he was saying was correct about the influence peddling scheme. >> thank you for saying that about his bravery. his courage gives the rest of us heart. i am grateful for that and for you. miranda divine, thank you. we are out of time. here is sean. >>> i agree with both of you. very courageous on tony's part. great interview. >>> tonight the biden administration is obsessed with racial inequality. , kamala harris remains locked into her belief that people of cover should receive florida hurricane relief funding first. kanye west meanwhile is calling black lives matter a scam. one prominent d

turning now to headlines, colorado springs man and a former nsa employee faces the death penalty aftere tried to sell classified documents to an undercover agent. jared sebastian dalkie facing charging tied to espionage act and took sensitive information from u.s. foreign and sensitive information on cyber topics and other topics. interesting. rachel: yeah. let's get a picture. will: so both the nfl and its players association considering changing the nfl's concussion protocol. this comes after miami dolphins tua tongavailoa was rushed to the hospital last week. the neurotrauma consultant that checked him for a concussion during last week's game is fired now for making several mistakes. they said it was a back injury. he suffered a head injury after a crushing sack against the bengals, wobbly, got up, tried to get back to the huddle. then four days later thrown to the turf against the bills and you see some of the disturbing images that took place after that hit. a cheating scandal rocks a competitive -- this is so fascinating. i meant to watch this this morning. competitive fishing wo

. >> everything you say will be monitored, but now the phone calls being reported by the nsa and fbi,ng you say can and will be used against you. don't make it easy for them to talk to you into a conspiracy charge and do what they did to the guys in michigan. they probably got them after a couple beers, talking smack, so be disciplined. >> reporter: the defense is trying to recast the words as proof they were trying to develop a plan, but that was within the confines of the law. they said that's not illegal, even though they acknowledged that the comments might be bombastic. the department of justice is presenting this evidence, because they think this shows planning of an ever increasingly desperate plot that culminated in january 6th's riot. >>> joining me now is paul callen. let's talk about this. the defense is pushing back here saying, hey, this was recorded in november 2020. this was not about january 6th. as you had look at that, why do you think the prosecution would use that, knowing that would likely be the pushback? >> we have a six-week trial ahead of they have. they have

the guys at nsa are going, don't tell them. we would have these christmas parties and we would take out some of the stupidest traffic from the intelligence world we saw that year. we would read it out loud. i will make something up because then i will get in trouble. it is just like, a chinese amphibious landing takes place in central mongolia and they spray-painted the beaches there. [laughter] until recently, these stories, i am telling you, would have been read at the cosmos party. hillary clinton steals the blood of frightened children in a hostage brigade facility. to get the adrenal gland of a child running to fuel her new youth serum. literally the plot of monsters inc. -- plot of "monsters inc." monsters collected the -- pheromone of children or whatever. this deep underground intelligence guy knew that hillary clinton was going to be arrested and all liberals would be executed. millions upon millions of americans have thought, this is going to be great. they kept using phrases like it will be like tv, it will be the gr

. >> this phone called is being recorded by the nsa and fbi are urging you to say it is against you.pop you with a conspiracy charge. those guys from michigan probably after a few beers talking smack, be disciplined. >> you hear his legal mind, yale law graduate, his legal mind at work there. >> yes. that was something he was hyper aware of. you hear him saying this call is probably being monitored. that's how he lived. he spoke in the house as though he was continually being monitored at any given time. it was why i was so afraid he had not been arrested. i thought maybe he had walked that line just fine enough but i don't think he did this time what's his relationship or attitude toward violence? >> he has no limits when it comes to violence. his only limit on violence is what does he think he can get away with. though he is risk adverse for himself, he doesn't want to get hurt, he certainly has not limits on engineering violence from the other side, from no limits on justifying it for anything that he thinks is a good cause, whatever that may be at any given time and that can chan

the nsa blasted the report to sheriffs across the country, "the quote is to raise awareness these deathsntable." in the community to press for change in washington, transnational criminal organizations are taking advantage of migrants recklessly endangering their lives and smuggling them for financial gain with no respect for human life. in the 2022 fiscal year alone, 856 migrants reported dead at the border with 25 already in fiscal year 2023. the migrant intensity is growing on the mexican side of the border just south of el paso. dozens of venezuelans camping out waiting for a chance to enter the country and under a new biden administration policy put in place earlier this month. others living in the tent city reaching before the immigration rule took effect. several 1800 venezuela migrants have reportedly been returned to mexico in just the last two weeks. so the new policy than a will return to mexico a.k.a. remain a mexico policy and the trump administration had put in place, but only doing it for venezuelans. there has actually been a drop in the illegal immigrants from venezuelan

. >> i think the people in the nsa who gave the advice to the president to go to saudi arabia, they need to explain what they were thinking. there are certain folks who have a saudi bias and who have been taking the saudi's side even in the yemen war. they need to come and give an explanation to the american public why that trip was planned. why we're not taking more decisive action. >> so, secretary, how do you respond to that? >> let me say that we think this is the wrong decision by saudi arabia and the opec plus countries a at time when we've got global energy and security. we've got prices higher in they should be. to support putin in raising prices further. money that he uses to fuel his war is short sided and irresponsible in our view. the president's been very clear about that with the leadership of saudi arabia. he was when he was there and he has been since. we want to see them rethink this decision and we hope they will because all this is doing is fuelling global energy insecurity and helping putin in his brutal attacks on ukraine. >> with hindsight, secretary, was it a mista

in fact when i was a national security and the guys at nsa are going don't tell them about this we would have these little christmas parties and take out some of the stupidest traffic from the intelligence world that we saw that year and we would read it out loud. i'll make something up because it's like top-secret clearance but it's like a chinese amphibious landing takes place in central mongolia in the middle of the desert and they spray paint the beach there. don't laugh, this stupid stuff happens and when you read the report and until recently these stories i'm telling you would have been red at the christmas table. hillary clinton steals the blood of frightened children right, at our hostage barricade facility. and to get the adrenal gland of a child running to fuel her youth serum. okay, literally the plot of monsters incorporated the movie. monsters have to scare the children, the children exert a pheromone or something and they collect it at monsters are empowered. okay. someone came out and said they will do this underground intelligence guy that didn't seem to know anything ot

watch nsa jake sullivan. >> president biden meet with the crown prince again at the g20 summit next monthmeet with the crown prince at the g20 summit and he is focused, however, on making sure that through every engagement that he has across the board he is looking out for not just the u.s. but for our allies as well. elizabeth: if he is looking out for the u.s. as saudi arabia has said, how can we have not, we've hardly built any refineries inside of the u.s. since 1977. we had one come online recently in texas. >> he should be engaging with american energy producers. he said that he wants to respond to saudi arabia for their production cut and the way to respond is take action here at home. it is to approve keystone xl, have more lease sales on federal lands. process those permits faster. to ease restrictions to build refineries faster. the way we combat opec plus, the way we combat russia and their manipulation of energy markets to increase supplies here at home. we're the world's largest oil and gas producer. we have an abundance of resources here at home. we need to leverage that for

nsa essay yes it already is, but if you get the request formally you are doing something wrong. what am i doing wrong? -- you'd did not -- what is your advice, develop back channel where you can share information. try to share off the record some things that might help home the relationship. you will still have to deal with battling because it is part of politics that it could help with more people lean into the idea of informal information sharing. i think you are doing that already by asking the russian and reaching out. i would encourage friends in the administration to do the same. i would do want to take the opportunity since you called -- two -- highlight this partisanship question because i think it is fundamentally important to everything you are trying to accomplish. it is easy for our politics to drag us into polarized partisanship. the political culture almost demands this. as long as you try to say above that out of that -- is not always the decision of the chair ranking member. but -- several years back we made a decision a bipartisan decision to run the committee a

he's got nsa and energy department clearances. no interest at all from anyone at all. the word came down from the biden cam campaign, this is this is russian disinformation, and the media and social media company treated it as such upon the say so of a political campaign that they wanted to win. it's that simple. it was a disgrace. if you want to put the disgrace off to the side and say, okay, now that laptop and the contents have been authenticated, you would think there would be some interest in looking at tony bobulinski and his information with fresh eyes. okay, here's this man who has this information. is anyone interested, or is it a midterm election where the stakes are now too high to maybe help republicans in some way by speaking truth to power and looking into alleged corruption by, you know, the ruling party, the biden family? it seems like, again, the answer is, no, from these very same people who then turn around and wonder why people don't trust the media and social media in many respects. elizabeth: you know, to guy

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bank or the buyer that they've done their due diligence and sometimes the bank would really require an nsa letter to provide a loan to the lender. and many times property owner wants to voluntary enroll in the information regarding environmental health risk, environmental risk is entered to protect the occupant or protect against litigation. a lot of the times these cases tending to less complex and if we do have -- the local agency communicates frequently with the state agency to get support and a lot of the times the more complex cases tending to referred to the state and the law also allows us to ask for their support if we lack adequate staffing and resources and technical knowledge. to this date, based on our database, we have cases as early as 2001 in our database and i think the total to this state is about 241 cases which equates to around 12 cases per year, so we don't get a lot of these cases but we have been dealing with these cases since 1996. next slide, please. so, as i mentioned that this isn't a new program. it has been with the city since 1996 and authorized by the heat an

november 2020, where everything you say is being monitored, but now this phone calls being recorded by the nsarything you say can and will be used against you. so you guys need to have discipline. don't make it easy for them to poppy with a conspiracy charge, i mean the the aware the two things that come out here. the awareness that they are walking a very fine line that looks like conspiracy to commit sedition and and b, that so early on, a huge part of the plot looks pretty baked in, and it's so alarming that someone tips off the fbi. >> that's right. yeah. they are basically speaking in coated language he lays that out. . he says, hey, this is our legal cover for this. there wasn't that plot that centered up on january 6th yeah. it was more just sort of this broad idea of opposing the peaceful transfer of power. they hadn't really focused on january six yet. that was so early. i think that's what prosecutors are sort of dealing with here, because there wasn't the central focus, the date, but they said hey, we're gonna go to the capitol. it was more ambiguous than that in the beginning stage

to say they're not as big a concern as what we think because we're not selling into, you know, the nsa, the cia, the national intelligence. these are more consumer product devices, and also importantly, remember, apple indirectly hires thousands and thousands of workers in china, and many of those workers have good employment and good skillsets that are driving the china economy stronger and so but we do agree that u.s. dollar fx is a challenge, but the china situation, we think they're going to navigate through it just fine. >> are you talking navp igate in terms of the supply chain? we have xi jinping's big meeting this week. what about the demand when apple makes up a huge proportion of revenue for apple? >> that's a very smart observation, and i was focused on the supply chain. we talk over the china covid policy has been a challenge for am the stores get closed. the supply chain slows down, but the store's closing is a very real head wind for apple people like to shop. people like to go in an apple store and they tell you, hey your friends and family are beautiful. you need to spe

i'm joined by chris ingles, a former air force brigadier general and former deputy director of the nsa. you have seen this problem from every aspect thank you for being with us this morning. >> good to be with you. >> we saw airports being defaced this morning, what do you know about that, it seems like it's coming from a pro russian group. >> it's a developing situation, and so we know more about what the assertions, the allegations are on the hackers than we had seen underneath in terms of the actual offense i t i think the airlines and airports have shown it's a defacement, a disruption, the person is trying to get create information about what's happening in the airport there's no disruption to the critical services under that i think what we have seen so far is that the airports have prepared themselves for situations like this they're working their way through it the airplanes continue to run as they should with those services, no disruption. >> one of the things that this sort of reminds us of is the fear we all have the and the beginning of the russian invasion from ukraine. a

glenn, given your background at the nsa, and dealing with sense to find it, classified documents, particularlyting sources, and methods, i want your reaction to the reporting today of the topic of, at least, to, or some, of these documents. >> chris, if the report is true, it is deeply concerning. it was national security, and the second for the possibility of a liability for donald trump, and whoever took these documents. it was a national security is according to the post report, and relates to iran's missile program, as well as efforts to the united states to understand it was it is is a u.s. intelligence community, these two topics will be in the top tier. there will be the focus for volunteers, whether or not to run it was placing the nuclear war plan, and it is officially long range that was going to be elsewhere. it was similarly on the chinese same point, it is how they're spy agencies are able to steal information from us, industrial secrets, defense secrets, et cetera. that is tremendous concern. this puts it in an entirely different light. on the second point, it is for donald trump

[laughter] >> when i was at national security, i'm sorry the guys at nsa are saying don't tell about this. we would have the christmas parties and take out some of stupidest traffic from the intelligence world that we saw that year and we'd read it out loud, all right? like, i won't -- i'll make something up because then i'll get in trouble and my top secret clearance forever. and it's like, a chinese amphibious landing takes place in central mongolia, right, in the middle of a desert and they spray paint the beach there. all right. don't laugh, this stupid stuff happens and when you read the reports, you're crying and-- until recently these stories, i'm telling you, would have been read at the christmas party, right? hillary clinton steals the blood of frightened children with huma abedin, right, in order to -- right, and hostage barricade facility next door, and to get the adrenal gland of a child running to fuel her youth serum. okay. literally, the plot of monsters, inc., the movie. remember? monsters have to scare the children. the children, you know, they're -- excertificate a

. >> denver, your former air force intelligence officer, a former nsa adviser.ies knew, why was of the capitol better prepared >> i think you had a massive breakdown in communications, logistics, and operations, and intelligence vote. i know one communications intelligence breaks down. it wasn't just the secret service in the fbi in the united states capitol police. i think you had a competence in some levels but i think you also had this administrative breakdown because i don't think people could actually believe that the capitol could be attacked. if i go all the way back to september 2020, i was fortunate enough to have data team since i was a sitting congressman and showing me that's why i came out of qanon so early. you had this individual and president trump who likes to intellectually spoon with felons. like mike flynn, roger, stone and all those individuals. you have all of these things happening in parallel with all of this violent language. you have all of this oh i just don't know how this communication intelligence breakdown could happen this way. yo

e, i prepared a document for the cia nsa and hackers pulled it out and it is on the network this document weakening of america is the weakening of germany it is written in clear text that the situation in america is such that without material resources. no she doesn't can, but there are only two sources to survive. where to get these resources? china or the european union , but china is a subject of world politics, unlike the european union, which is an inferior political body, and in addition, the chinese economy, but it is tied to the american one, so, uh, the conclusion was made very, very simple. i even i will even quote him. an increase in the flow of resources from europe to the united states can be expected if germany begins to experience a controlled economic crisis the pace of economic development of the european union almost without alternative depends on the state german economy, and then it says who the german economy depends on, it depends on russian resources and on french electricity with the french, since they now have problems with achilles, they will be dealt with very s

he has top secret security clearances from the nsa and then department of energy. d he's a tough guy.and ye and yet he is being put in such an enormous amount of stress and it all comes down to. the fbi and the cover up. and i think we're stayingd wi with this story that the story of the cover up is now bigger than the story of the original corruption. they knew the fbi knew when tony belinskcorruptionhen tonyi. before twenty election that you couldia not get a witness more credible than he is . and they knew that what he was saying was correct about the influence peddling scheme>>a of thank you for saying that, about his bravery, his courage i and i'm justam gra grateful for. and for miranda devine, thank you. . >> and by the way, i agreeoth of with both of you. y very courageous on tony's part. tucker, good interview. thank you.great in and tonight, the biden administration is obsessed with racial equality and kamala harris remains locked into her belief that people of color should receive florida pan hurricane relief funding first. now, kanye west, meanwhile fir

in that position, according to sources close to events, he challenged the cia and the nsa. and very nearly became acting director of the cia himself. and again, trump's last national security and d.o.j. figures were the ones who actually stopped his asent to those two specific posts. but just help us understand who cash patel is inside the trump administration. >> they tried to keep donald trump in check and thwart the worst impulses. i would agree with that narrative. over time that access of adults started to disappear. and so you can see the impact they had by their absence. and half way through the administration, many of the folks were gone. and the people like cash pate wlochlt had been suppressed during a lot of that time period, not only got to run free but many of them were elevated into the senior most positions in government especially after the election. now i didn't interact a lot personally with cash patel. i had a conversation with someone on the national security council and noted as the star grew in the white house, people were dodging the nfc. then in dece

there is a key us nsa, was called an open seat because the incumbent is retiring.or race for the governor of pennsylvania on both those cases trump on the back page candidates are running perhaps where behind but the more moderate census, something republicans have admitted to pay for that but not the case the senate running strongly. so much good depend on what happens here in pennsylvania just a week from now. just a week from now in terms of what the issues are at stake, abortion but i guess the economy will come into play. 50 abortion but i guess the economy will come into play. so interesting. i was out of — will come into play. so interesting. i was out of football _ will come into play. so interesting. i was out of football match - will come into play. so interesting. i was out of football match here i i was out of football match here at the weekend talking to parents watching the kids playing and ijust as what issues are on your mind as you try to decide how to vote is not an high gas prices give up a lot of my grocery bill so that the minimum wage here is

soon after, in fact, you had one agency saying maybe it happened, another agency, i think it was nsa, in it, so i just want to underline what you said, it doesn't make sense. i'd be curious as to why the ukrainians would ever think about doing that. so i just wanted to put that out there since the story was brought up. secondly, i just want to ask you, on the field tactically, you say winter is coming. you give us that warning. red sox season is over, so i would suggest winter is here. they're in last place, a cold long winter until spring training, but i'm curious, you're looking at the map, if you're managing the battlefield in the south and the east, what are your objectives? what's your key objective before winter sets in if you're ukraine? >> joe, you want to take as much territory as you possibly can because as winter does come, as everything gets muddy and cold and terrible, troops on both sides, shall we say lose their enthusiasm for combat. this is the world war i scenario. you look ahead to see kind of trench type warfare, so if you're ukraine, you want to make hay while the

the head of britain's version of the nsa said today that he feels that there's clearly a desperation and there is now a growing realization in russia of how badly this is going because of people leaving, and yet at the same time, they clearly also have deep military stocks. they can launch these kinds of barrage attacks. what kind of -- how close are we to any tipping point where either the sanctions hit and they start not being able to resupply weaponry because they're short of semiconductor chips or the russian population is saying people are leaving the country because of the draft. this is not going well for us. this is hurting us. is there any sign of a tipping point within russia at the moment, militarily or in public opinion. >> not yet. vladimir putin has basically given up that he can turn the military tide. that to me is the big take away of the last couple of days. he lacks the organization, the morale, the material to turn the military tide. this buys him time politically. this is his way of saying these guys are going to pay a price for blowing up the bridge. you know, i

according to nsa documents, the white house feared that brazil would become the china of the 1960s.it is known that the president goulart was friendly towards the unions, limited the profits of multinational corporations that they could withdraw from brazil and planned to trade with the communist countries on april 1, 64, brazilian generals entered sao paulo and other cities, the agulart, whose local name was django, fled to the uruguay state department. the united states immediately recognized the coup as legitimate and marshal costello came to power in the framework of the victory of democracy. well, almost that day and more than 20 years in brazil , a military dictatorship of all power was established, there were five generals. at the same time, the president was chosen by the military and then confirmed by the congress in order to create the idea of ​​​​free elections. massive torture, censorship of the media and the absence of elections lasted in brazil until 1985. then jose sarney came to power, having won, after 3 years he approved the new constitution of brazil and held muni