what are you, the nsa?d said the government keeps a database on everyone. - who is that? is that toby? - yeah. - dude, toby, are you over at lawrence's? - yeah, we're ditching school. - you're what? what'd you say? - me and toby are ditching school! - i'm telling you guys, the government thinks they can do whatever they want, and we don't have any privacy anymore. just between you and me, i think everyone's too stupid to see what this is all leading to. did you guys read 1984? - i don't think so. - yeah, i didn't read it either, but i saw the puppet show version at casa bonita. we have to do something about this. we need to organize a rally. - that'd be cool. - that'd be what? - it'd be cool! - i know, right? a big rally to tell the government to stay out of our private lives! i'm gonna email everybody and put it up on my blog pages. i seriously feel like i'm being spied on right now. i'm sure the government has a file on me a mile long. that's why this is so important, you know? hang on, i'm gonna make a v

the liberty's confidential messages were radio to the nsa, the u.s.'s top secret intelligence agency for the analysis and data processing of electric intelligence. on may 22nd, 1967 and before the beginning of new mission in the mediterranean sea, the liberty had slowly and steadily left the norfolk port in the uk for the guini gulf and abijan port in the western shores of africa. its mission in this beautiful port in the country of the ivory coast was to listen in and find out whether things were going according to the us is liking or not. we were sent around the world wherever there might be hotspot to see if we could determine what was going on and if the united states desired any... intervention of any sort, the liberty was leaving abijan port as israeli forces were in military position and getting ready for action. of course, the egyptians were based in the sinai desert before them, the israelis preferred for the issue to resolved without military action, because they weren't ready to fight, and on two different fronts, from the southwest with egy

nsa can talk about foreign intelligence gathering not in the u.s.troll farm hacks information in the united states through a server in new jersey or pennsylvania or california. does that create a gap? talk to me about the relationship between yourself, the nsa, and the fbi. just worried that there is a place where we may lose contact. question.r, thank you for the if we think about this right now today in the context of threats to our elections, we spend an enormous amount of time collaborating across all the em to make sure that we are aligned and that we are appropriately using our authorities to be able to garner whatever information first and foremost, we are going to collect that threat of a foreign intelligence target outside the united states and so one of those tools that really assists in this type of scenario is section 702 and our ability -- if there is an origin of that threat, that there is a foreign entity communicating with in the united states with a communications provider, it offers us an opportunity under section 70 two to target

cyber command and the director of the nsa.portant moment for us to appear together to articulate the full measure of the threat posed by china, and to demonstrate coherence and collaboration across our federal enterprise. cyber actors from the people's republic of china are actively working to gain access into our nation's critical infrastructures sums, with the purpose of disruption, or worse, destruction. in the early stages of armed conflict, they want to disrupt our military's ability to mobilize and impact the systems that allow us to thrive in our increasingly digital world. your intention is to drive home a point that so many of us have known for years, in cyberspace, the private sector, and the american people themselves are on the front lines. as we all know, the vast majority of the critical and the structure is owned and operated by the private sector. folks, protecting and defending america from the growing number of hybrid threats is a hard problem. ensuring the short and long- term protection, defense, and resili

talk to me about the relio between yourself, the nsa, and the fbi. thank you for the question. if we think about this right now today in the ctext of threats to our elections, we spend an enormous amount of time collaborating across all the elements of the u.s. government to make sure that we are aligned and that we are appropriately using our authorities to be able to garner whatever information is required to be able to identify a foreign threat. first and foremost, we are going to collect that threat of a foreign intelligence target outside the united states and so one of those tools that really assists in this type of scenario is section 702 and our ability -- because by its very nature, if there is an origin of that threat, that there is a foreign entity communicating with in t communications provider, it offers us an opportunity under section 70 two to target that foreign intelligence threat outside the united states. of section 702, that would ensure one means by which we are able to see the foreign part of that communication. sen. king: thank

.<" nsa can talk about foreign intelligence gathering not in the u.s. here is my worry. -- h st.rsey or pennsylvania or california. does that create a gap? talk to me abouthetween yourself, the nd the fbi. just worried that there is a place where we may lose contact. >> senator, thank you for the question. if we think about this right now today in the context of thres enormous amount of time collaborating across all the elements of the u.s. government and that we are appropriately using our authorities to be able to garner whatever information is required to be able to identify a foreign threat. to collect that threat of agoing foreign intelligence target outside the united states and so one of those tools that really is section 702 and our ability -- because by its very nature, if there is an origin of that threat, that there is a foreign entity communicating with in the un communications provider, it offers us an opportunity under section 70 two to target that foreign intelligence threat outside the united states. of section 702, that would ensure one means by which we are able

instead of us paying for the nsa or instead of the chinese paying for their version of the nsa, they'rey buying their products with those technologies already built into them. elizabeth: that's interesting, what you said. now, the modems had, it looks like they had active connections to these operational components inside the cranes. you know, it looks at least at some of the ports they were using this equipment. it doesn't -- it's unclear what the mode -- modems were for. china is saying that's status quo, you should have the modems inside that for data gathering. the fbi is saying, wait a second, this doesn't sound right. >> go back to african national congress when they built the network for it and they found out they're sending all, you know, at night they're sending all this traffic back to china. it isn't needed. they are clearly using this technology to gather intelligence. and this just -- they're brill with i can't at how they do it because they get us to pay for it. elizabeth: interesting stuff. writing deer general robert -- brigadier general robert spalding, thank you for yo

destination as soon as possible, including on a rival airline, at lufthansa's rival airline, at luftha nsa'sse. rival airline, at lufthansa's exnense-— rival airline, at lufthansa's exense. . ~ rival airline, at lufthansa's exense. ., . ., expense. sage advice there. thanks very much- — here in the uk, business leaders and households are weighing up the impact of wednesday's spring budget — the last before a general election. it comes against the backdrop of a struggling economy and a cost of living crisis affecting millions. there were measures to cut national insurance contributions and boost access to child benefit. but there have been warnings that ministers could find it hard to balance the books. emma simpson reports. did you catch any ofjeremy�*s budget? it was a chance to turn around the fortunes of the conservative party. but was it enough? i think it's good that the workers are going to get money back in their pockets. but then if you think about the cost of living and how everything is going up, then maybe they could have given a little bit more back. anything that cuts taxes, i w

it transmitted the initial news of israel's victories and the conquest of the old city of alqs. the nsat the officers on board the liberty busy was why an unarmed military ship should be present in the vicinity of a conflict zone without an armed escort and be left all alone. the commander of the liberty, captain william mcgonagel asked this question from the commander of the us navy's sixth fleet which had retreated 100 miles from the region. we were told there was no need to worry, we had asked commander. fleet for an armed guard to go along with us, destroyer, he sent the message back saying we were in in international waters, flying the american inson, there was no need for an armed escort, when egypt and jordan were removed from israel's path, it was time for the gollen heights on the border between israel and syria to come under the watchful eyes of the israelis, 12 hours later, and with the fire of fighter jets and artillery forces, not only did the syrians retreat from israel's borders, but the golen heights were also occupied by the israelis. few kilometers away from the war zo

we have seen whether it was the nsa, which should be repealed. truly believe in the abolishment of the atf in its entirety. carl: here here. rep. mills: you pay attention to every single word of every single bill text. the second amendment cannot be clearer. it's a shall not be infringed. we have a constitutional and inhalable right to the defense of our family and home and ourselves. what you are seeing is there is a multipronged attackh0 of not only allowing open borders to give millions of people to stream across and hundreds unknown watchlist as the fbi indicated. these are individuals who are nt say more laws and more regulations are going to stop criminals from the laws and regulations they are already violating. it actually stops the american people from their ability to protect themselves. as a constitutionalist -- i consider myself a constitutional conservative. those seven articles, the 27 amendments, is our right and protections. i will die -- fight to my last breath to make sure our second moment is protected because that is what prot

not the f.b.i., c.i.a., nor nsa.ectable ukraine official said the bidens did anything illegal including former president and former prosecutor. even when ceo burisma was offered a deal by rudy giuliani in exchange for information on the bidens, he provided none because there is none. no information ever pushed on the bidens in ukraine has come from one source and one source only, russia and russian agents. impeachment proceedings that bring us here now are predicated on false information spread by the kremlin. everyone involved knew -- >> bill: this bit of a preview now. this hearing will be hot. stand by for more. want to bring in jess watters sitting patiently to our left watching this as well. he has a brand-new book called get it together. the only reason why he gets up this early today. jesse, good morning to you. your take on what you are watching now. >> bobulinski was strong and came in and said joe biden's brother lied, hunter lied, in these deposition. he had meetings with joe biden at the four seasons in l

then i went on to talk to nsa historians to the codebreaking project that went on during the war in which00 women came to wasng how to break the codes and ciphers. not only of russian our allies. we weren't supposed to be breaking their, but we were because that go on. but also the germans and the japanese. so when i was when i was research ing that book code girls, i also knew that there had been a parallel effort to recruit women into espionage we didn't have a cia yet. we didn't any intelligence agencies. we have 18 now the space force is our most recent, but hnothir two. and so women were recruited. the spy effort there, there were recruiting posters that went around. this is a report that was written about how how the cia had to learn how to assess people to do work. you know, they had never people to do this kind of work. the report called assessment of men. but they assessed women as well because ultimately several thousands of women would contribute to our early intelligence gathering efforts. and they assessed differently than men with assessing men. they would put them in imagin

. >> we're at a point where we're kind of getting close to ending the nsa. this whole has not been good. now we've got into the new chief and that she passed now learning saying we learned that the department itself and that could really the ending of the nsa, saw the period of time we lost and not been good. rest trying to get this process done. >> there's currently no date for the oversight to oakland city council president nikki fortunato bas welcoming chief michel. she posted working together across our branches of government and with community. we will expand our comprehensive safety program so that oaklanders feel safe and the security that we all deserve. stay with kron 4 for the latest developments on the new police chief. make sure you download the kron 4 app. it's free. you can also get push alerts about breaking news sent straight to your mobile device. and a historic closure now in oakland, the in and out burger that's located in the hegenberger corridor will be closing its doors for good this weekend. the restaurant made the announcement in janu

. >> we're at a point where we're kind of getting close to ending the nsa. this whole has not been good. now we've gotten the new chief and that chief has now learned the and that department itself and that can really the ending of the nsa's all the period of time we've lost and not been good. russ trying to get this process done. >> there's no date for that oversight to end its oakland city council. president nikki fortunato bas welcoming chief michel. she posted working together across our branches of government and with community. we will expand our comprehensive safety program so that oaklanders feel the safety and security. we all deserve. stay with us here on kron four's for the latest developments on the new police chief in oakland. make sure you download the kron 4 app. it's free. you can also get push alerts sent. write your mobile device more coverage throughout the afternoon here. store closure now in oakland, the in and out burger that's located on hegenberger and that corridor is going to be closing its doors for good. the restaurant made this a

talk to me about the relationship between yourself and and nsa and the, and the fbi. may lose contact. >> senator, or thank you for t so if we think about this right now today in the context of threats to our elections, we spend an enormousmount oforatine elements of the u.s. government to make sure that we're aligned and that we're appropriately using our authorities to be able to garner whatever information is required to be able to identify a foreign threat. first and foremost, we are going to collect that threat of a tart outside the united states. and so one of those tools that really assists in this type of scenario is section 702 and our ability -- because with by its very nature if there's an origin of that threat, then there's a foreign entity within, within the united states with a communications provider, under section 702 to target that foreign intelligence threat outside the united states. and so with the reauthorization of section 702, that wld hich we are able to see the foreign part of that communication. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. enter se

last may fbi nsa and our partners released a joint advisory that cyber attacks were targeting critical infrastructure including american power and utility systems, oil and gas pipelines and rail systems among others. this cyber campaign titled volt typhoon has been active since 2021. ccp hackers access computer systems of two dozen critical entities including in hawaii and guam. hackers attempted to access the texas electric grid. the purpose of the hacking was not to gather intelligence. the purpose was to install malware that once activated would disrupt or damage the infrastructure. you might ask why. very simple. the potentially harm in a time of conflict. pla strategists openly talk about coordinating missile strikes with cyber attacks as part of its offense of operations. former director stated that chinese attempts to cover most critical infrastructure are to prevent the u.s. for being able to project power in asia or to cause societal chaos inside of the united states. this means targeting americans, this means we could suffer large-scale blackouts in major cities, we could los

that started a collaborative cooperation between most of the platforms and cisa, fbi, nsa on sharinginformation. that was working very effectively as of 2020, march 2020. we really from july when this case was put forward till at least mid-january we had no communicatio any of the major platforms and the government about election misinformation and disinformation. that's crazy. we've shaken up the lawyers enough and that is starting i think again those channels of communication and not only with the social media platforms but frank with the outside researchers come with private sector entities like you guys for this kind of misinformation and disinformation and the election tactics, i don't think we are us for as long. and finally in the civic was out presentation, i will have him come back and talk to me talk to the ssci staff, you introduce and i which brings a level of speed and scale due what used to be kind of almost misrepresentas that had a russian many believe that didn't use kenneth english language. that's all in the past with the ai tools out there. the only thing and a fr

the most interesting thing is that i have information for all, by the way, iphone lovers, that the nsa administration, our channels know this, that 75%, at least of the votes were cast correctly, they are reporting for vladimir vladimirov, that is, they are from the outside american intelligence agencies confirmed the integrity of our elections, this probably again caused an explosion, at least indignation and rage among those who receive. this is probably, of course, one of the driving factors in what britain has been practicing for 300 years. nikita sergeevich, well, moving on, speaking, continuing to discuss, and i am sure that this is the main topic now for those who are not directly involved in professional investigation, people work there, today, as far as i know, literally before our program, even after at the request of the investigative committee, three more people were arrested before may 22, that is four performers. three more people , that means, were arrested, placed under arrest, in general it was stated that 11 people were detained, as if in hot pursuit, many say that th

networks interact very closely with the us intelligence community, are not flooded with retired cia, nsathey have a competitor who is in no way connected with the american intelligence services, this causes indignation in washington at attempts to simply take away the assets of a successful company that was able beat the americans on their own field. i think the law should be passed and i think it should be sold. i understand this technology, it's a great business, and i 'm going to put together a group to buy tiktok. however, in china they refused in advance to negotiate the sale of tiktok, quote with pirates in washington, social network users intend to launch a campaign for voting against all legislators in congress, subsequently biden himself, who made the decision on the ban. donald trump decided to play on these sentiments, promising not to boycott ticktok in the united states if he wins the presidential election. olga davidovich, around the planet. the sixth film screening was lucky; the stars aligned in the biographical drama. christopher nolan took the main trophy for directing,

written an article about how the cia, and there not only the cia, but also the department of defense, the nsa doing, what the american intelligence services were doing in russia -ukrainian border, they prepared the commandos, they prepared, so to speak, they created terrorist centers. they started singing this song that that’s it, guys , no more, so to speak, treaties , no more arms control, because we are partners, a little more strategically there, and then allies, so forget it, and what they said, so to speak, on the sidelines, that guys, enough is enough, we are the only superpower, all these treaties are in favor of the weak, we don’t want to conclude treaties, do you want to develop your own nuclear tria there? god help you, you have no money, the economy is you are, so to speak, in the pen, so we’ll see what you can do, but if you give us a free hand, then we, as trump later said, that he has money like a fool ’s candy wrappers, and he can rivet so many warheads that it doesn’t seem like much, they began to destroy these treaties, saying that russia can no longer be taken into account,

we had the worldwide threats briefing from fbi, cia, and nsa and all our intelligence communities acrossnt. they indicate, and i believe that we need more hearings like this. i appreciate your involvement in this as well. in many ways, we are less protected as we go into 2024 in terms of the security of our elections than we were during 2020. and that is a pretty stunning fact. there are four i'm talking about now interference from foreign influence. number one. and number of our adversaries have seen how cheap it is in the elections. in 2016 was literally pennies on the dollars. if you are thinking about trying to disrupt. it's a heck of a lot cheaper to use technol to disrupt and undermine another nation's state selection than it is to buy submarines and tanks. and russia will continue in not just our elections, but around europe and the world and entertaining. china has picked up some these techniques as well and iran and other states as well and so we have a series of nations l by russia who will realize the interference that they could have dramatic affects on their position in term

intelligence distinguished service medal for exceptional service he has served as executive director of the nsastrategic role across the intelligence community including extensive experience as well marked by a leadership and digital innovation. and science and technology and n public affairs. showcases his commitment to excellence and our nation is very lucky he has decided to return to service the cell is 6 feet in washington. i ask you all to please join me national cyber director harry coker. >> good afternoon. i am delighted to be here and thank you, jason for that gracious introduction. he wondered who we were talking about but i will take it. i am excited to join well this afternoon to kick off this event i had a procedure i had my old left knee replaced two weeks ago so i may not build a kick this off in the fashion i would like too. i still cannot get into my dress shoes i hope you will forgive me for wearing air jordans. i heard i need to kick this thing off so i will take the power of any athlete especially the go to get it done. but, and all seriousness i'm honored to stand before y

for a long time. community of the united states is not filled with retired apparatchiks of the cia, nsapeared who is in no way connected with the american intelligence services, this causes indignation in washington and attempts to simply take away the assets of a successful company that was able to beat the americans on their own field. i think the law should be passed and i think it should be sold, i understand this technology, it's a great business and i 'm going to put together a group to buy tiktok. however, in china. in congress, subsequently biden himself, who made the decision on the ban. donald trump decided to play on these sentiments, promising that in case of his victory in the presidential election, do not boycott ticktok usa. olga davidovich, around the planet. opengamer drowned in applause. tueta coskara became the absolute favorite of the american academy award; the ninety-sixth film festival was lucky in the biographical drama. christopher nolan took the main trophy for. director cilian murphy was noted as best supporting actor for his filigree male role of robert downe

we had the worldwide threats briefing from fbi, cia, od and i, nsa, all of our intelligence community law enforcement, they indicate, and i believe we need more hearings like this and appreciate senator fisher's involvement as well and in many ways we are less protects then we were in 2020. and that's a pretty stunning fact and there are four reasons why this is the case. i'm talking about interference from foreign malign influence, number one, a number of our adversaries have seen how cheap and effectivet is to interfere in our elections. the template that was laid out by russia in 2016 was pennies on the dollar, thinking abou d cheaper to use technology to disrupt and undermine another nationstate's elections that is to purchase airplanes, submarines, and tanks. russia continues not just in our elections but elections around europe, around the world, china has picked up some of these techniques as well. iran, other nationstates as well so we have a series of nations led by russia who realizes interfering in our effects on america's position in terms of support of ukraine, their inte

national until it service medal for exceptional service and he has served as the executive director of the nsa a strategic role across the intelligence community including sense of experience at cia, as well and marked by leadership in digital innovation, signs and allergy and public affairs. he showcases his commitment to excellence and our nation is very lucky that he decided to return to service as national cyber director. this is his first speech in washington since being confirmed general, so i ask you all to please join me in welcoming to the intersect stage, national cyber director harry coker. >> ♪♪ >> good afternoon. delighted to be here. thank you, jason, for that introduction. it made me wonder who he was talking about, but i will take it. i am excited to join you all this afternoon to kick off the event and from my eyes, cane, shoes and procedure not long ago, i had my left knee replaced two weeks ago, so i may not be able to kick it off in the fashion i would like to. i still can't get into my dress shoes, so i hope you forgive me for wearing air jordans. i heard i need to kick th

so if nsa or assist us both found evidence of foreign influence could be shared with the other companies and vice versa. july and literally until two weeks ago there been no communication between the social mere platforms a lot of this disinformation and the government. and finally an end of the panelist talked about this a bit already, as a and the hole in the whole the advent of artificial intelligence. ai brings out a scale and speed tools to interfere misinform distant form. we know about deep fakes in terms of our images and our voices. it can happen at a scale and speed in which i have an appreciation for all the secretaries of state here. there is no way you can keep up with. i feel it's critically important that we do a better job in a bipartisan fashion on educating tthe american public this problem is not gone away part our adversaries wish us we have enough divisions between americans. in terms of our political views that we have argued amongst ourselves and that is appropriate. but to somehow have >> by foreign ma hine influences incredibly problematic. i know my clock is abo

insro■h2 would like your respom the dia nsa and fbi on the following questions.nt progress on these key benchmarks, what is holding the ii see back, where can i see improving the recruitment efforts specifically. do you feel comfortable with the i see is engaging with underrepresented communities and institutions of higher learning academic excellence.ers thrgh also what additional resources could be used to recruitment from all background and walks of life? >> thank you so much. this ist an issue that i'm obviously quite passionate about and i know we've had nkconversations on as well i thk there is no question that we are not where we in terms of representation that we see minorities and women and persons with disabilities in the i see in terms of reflecting the broadernt country, as we know in the report and in the last report we started to do some intersection analogy to show some of theha challenges of the crossing groups, we also see that the representation when you look at the i see as a whole as one thing in the upper ranks you basically see itas signific

. >> welcome for 20 for the first time as the directors of nsa an) dia. this annular ring is a vital part of our oversight. it's a unique chance for the public are directly from each of you about tessment of a range of threats and issues. the stuff that we every single day behind closed doors. the world can sometimes feel as though it's straining under the weight of conflict putin's ongoing assault in ukraine, the people's republic of china saber writing at a democratic taiwan come to during situation may could go on. my point is we need the public to see that we have dedicated and objective intelligence community that can soberly tepresent these complicated threats and challenges based on fact and rigorous analysis. we in hpsci to see the stand on a classified basis at the no your appearances today well help reinforce that. i will return to this during my question is what we are amidst another presidential election. in previous federal campaign cycles we know that foreign powers have attempted to interfere, and the latest the assessment by the ic says it

. >> i hate even say these words but i think as americans, we cannot trust the fbi, the cia, even nsayour question, but i'm going to have to say yes. i think it's up to the rest of us to keep them honest, keep them following the law. >> jesse: it will be interesting when trump, if trump wins reelection and watching everybody scatter. not go to be quite entertaining. >> that's right. >> jesse: should makes for some great novels. >> i hope he doesn't appoint an insider as the cia director this time. we need 70 to go in there and clean house. >> i agree. he always gets people... it's very hard to trust. have a great weekend, thank you so much. >> jesse: the oklahoma toll looking scandal is spreading. viewer discretion is advised. to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of