in nine nsf 30 year career with us the head also with president obama.ing the raid in may of 2011 author of the new bestseller the cia fight. he will be he will be interview tonight by cbs reporter david brian. ladies and gentlemen director michael morel. [applauding] [applauding] >> that is for you. >> with your permission i would like to ask for civil thank you for being here. quakes absolutely. thank you. clicks you get a chance to ask questions. i wanted to ask how many people have had a chance to read the book and how many of you have actually gotten a copy of the book that you will be reading. that is great. you will have a great time. an easy read and the fascinating book with a lot of important information. we will start our interview tonight with some very current issues taking place right now. and, i mean today. ay for fox news and cnn today the advisory of military personnel wa raised to the level. so who better to ask about this that the former deputy director and acting director of the cia. tell me if this is something we need to be seriousl

. >> thank you for your time in nine nsf 30 year career with us the head pro he was with president bush to read to me after 9/11 and with president obama during the bin laden raid may 2011 and. the author of the new best seller, "the great war of our time" the cia's fight against terrorism-from al qu'ida to isis" he'll be interviewed tonight by david bright and. these and gentlemen director michael morrell and dave cry and. [applause] >> with your permission thank you for being here first of all, seven encapsulate and we will talk at length about the book can you can ask questions as well but the book has just cannot be submitted how many have had a chance to read the book? held the you have actually now gotten a copy? that is great. it is an easy read and a great time and some information is controversial. we will start our interview with current issues taking place right now. has in today for fox news and cnn today the advisory of military personnel was raised to the probable level because of information about a possible attack within the united states prices. so who better to ask the

that means you have to do the things that innovate, that's nasa, that's nsf, that's all the places we invest money. if we stop investing money in the military, all these places where money is invested, republicans say no, we have to cut back we have to cut back, we have to cut back. if you cut this, you're cutting your own throat in my view economically. after the second world war we had the same debt as today we invested, gave free college education to every soldier who came back. that's investment. >> the gentleman's time expired. mr. mcclintock recognized for five minutes. >> to pick up on that point when we were at the end of world war ii and exhausted all of our resources, carrying a debt proportion as great as it is today, didn't harry truman in 1945 abolish excess profits tax. in 1946, didn't he slash income taxes from 60% down to 20 or so percent? didn't he reduce the federal work force called war demoebization, didn't he take the federal budget from $85 billion down to $30 billion in a single year, and didn't they warn us at the time of a 25% unemployment rate and second grea

in addition to a network of phone lines we also work closely with reverent partners, nsf, union pacific, and the transit district to ensure implementation is achieved throughout the region. we have been fortunate to have tremendous support from local freight partners and appreciate challenges to implement ptc most of which have also impacted our program. they include nationwide development of the interoperable technology and the need for ongoing software upgrades. development of dispatching systems and impacts to operations and funding constraints in regard to him but schilling has been working through many challenges to secure approval of the spectrum we entered into 2010. currently metrolink is trying to follow procedures under which the wireless telecommunications bureau recently granted amtrak application. for a partnership of the frei brothers, metrolink has been fortunate to execute a spectrum from ptc to 20 llc. this enables us to meet near-term needs. however the long-term needs we attempt to acquire them. our current ptc program cost the agency $216.4 million. to put that in co

that's nsf. that's all of the places that we invest money.e stop investing in the military and darpa and all of these places where money is invested, they say no, we have to cut back, we have to cut back, but when you cut this you're cutting your own throat, in my view, economically. after the second world war when we had the same kind of debt we had today we invested. we gave a free college education to every soldier who came back. that's investment. >> the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from california, mr. mcclintock is recognized for five minutes. >> just to pick up that point. when we were at the end of world war ii when we had exhausted our resources and when you were carrying a debt as big as it is today, didn't harry truman in 1945 abolish the excess profits task and in 1946 didn't he slash income taxes from 60%, i believe, down to 20% or so? didn't he reduce the federal workforce by 10 million employees called mobilization and didn't he take the federal budget down to $30 billion in a single year, and didn't the centers

that means you have to do the things that innovate, that's nasa, that's nsf, that's all the places we invest money. if we stop investing money in the military, all these places where money is invested, republicans say no, we have to cut back we have to cut back, we have to cut back. if you cut this, you're cutting your own throat in my view economically. after the second world war we had the same debt as today we invested, gave free college education to every soldier who

that means you have to do the things that innovate, that's nasa, that's nsf, that's all the places we invest money. if we stop investing money in the military, all these places where money is invested, republicans say no, we have to cut back, we have to cut back, we have to cut back. if you cut this, you're cutting your own throat in my view economically. after the second world war we had the same debt as today, we invested, gave free college education to every soldier who came back. that's investment. >> the gentleman's time expired. mr. mcclintock recognized for five minutes. >> to pick up on that point, when we were at the end of world war ii and exhausted all of our resources, carrying a debt proportion as great as it is today, didn't harry truman in 1945 abolish excess profits tax. in 1946, didn't he slash income taxes from 60% down to 20 or so percent? didn't he reduce the federal work force, called war demoebization, didn't he take the federal budget from $85 billion down to $30 billion in a single year, and didn't they warn us at the time of a 25% unemployment rate and second