we're pleaseed in many cases they know about the situation but our point we're trying to solve the people that can do something about it. if they're afraid to talk to staff if they come to us we can encourage and support them to do that and even participate if that will help them feel at ease, but we encourage it to be reported and there are times in hearings and so forth we hear statements and we're following up afterwards tell us detail. we haven't heard about it. we want to address it and that's where we look at information in timely a fashion as we can. we try to make it possible to make complaints and not speak to anybody such as dropping off a note and they are addressed as seriously as they can be but sometimes there's little information. we had floor meetings when there say specific issue and there's always -- not always, there are friction points for people who are transgender from people who don't identify as transgender but share that gender and sometimes that's a conflict resolution between individuals. >> thank you. >> so when i had the briefing the issue of tokens came up an

something that follows this, i don't think we can expects instant gratification here but, i for one am pleaseed that our government has taken this action, and will watch with great interest what happens next. lou: and i think what you are saying both correct and fair. as tepid as it may seem, what obama administration has done today, is the first time any administration has taken action against china in any form, but this is in the form of law enforcement rather than eye than a government responding to a threat to national interest. we know clearly that china and the people's liberation army, have been hacking in u.s. firms, for the past 15 years. have done so successfully, they have been attacking government officers including pentagon. and coming away we're informed at least, with a sensitive material, we have to take action. but what would be the next step in your judgment? >> well, i am not certain, you know i chaired a council on foreign relations or co-chaired, last year. that in the month of june put out a report that was among other things highlighting some of the things that china was

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