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and guidance at the institute of internal auditors and was previously director of auditors for the city of orlando. she began her career in public accounting and for private industry. her current responsibilities include audits related to improper payments, branch management, agencies internal controls, and federal ig issues. one of the things i have noticed is congress likes to tell ig's what to do. they love to tell them what to do. they have reviews of the ig bills thatn those have been undertaken. barry has had some responsibility for those recent products. our final panelist is peter tyler, who is a senior policy analyst at project in government oversight. at hhsed part of that oig, which has to be about 100 hour a week job, because it is so immense. before that, nearly two decades congressional experience, including senior professional staffer on senate homeland security and government affairs. he was a very strong proponent of getting ig's the tools that they need. we worked very closely together when we were doing impror payments legislation that include on the ig's and was important to senator carper. it was a very positive experience to work with peter as a committee chair on the legislation. with that, i

and guidance at the institute of internal auditors and previously worked for the city of orlando. she began her career in public accounting for private industry, but her current responsibilities include audits related to improper payments, grants management, agencies internal controls and federal ig issues. one of the things i have noticed in the last few years congress likes to tell igs what to do. they love to gao what to do because gao works for them but there are some reviews of the ig community in those bills that have been undertaken. i know she has had some responsibility for those recent products. and then our final panelist is peter tyler who is a senior policy analyst at project and government oversight. he worked prior to that at hhs, congressional affairs and advocacy which has been about an 100 hour a week job because hhs is so immense. before that had two decades of congressional experience including a senior professional staffer on senate homeland security and government affairs. where i first got to know peter, he was a very strong proponent of getting igs the tools that they need -- still is, and i know we worked very closely together when we were doing some improper payments legis

and south korea in the international community. he is a millennial authoritarian dictator, he is very different. he has proven to be very savvy, both in tactics and robert relations. —— publicof threats in 2016, it was all the doing of kimjong—un. the belief he offered, the signals he sent when he announced in his speech on new year's, that he would consider participating in the olympics, working for world peace, that was also part of his gamble. —— —— relief. i agree the fact he is willing to leave the confines of north korea, travel to singapore, engage with the president of the united dates, it demonstrates he is a different kind of north korean leader. —— states. different to his father and grandfather. that does not mean his objectives at different, merely that his tactics are more clever and apparently much more effective. he has already broken the stranglehold of sanctions that the obama administration, bush administration, and to its credit, trump administration developed laborious lay over time with a grudging corporation from china. —— labouriously. we should not expect to be able to reclaim the leverage we once had. nearly the fact there isa we once had. nearly t

and russia the international relations because so many critics of president putin and so much about. people coming into this tournament wondering should it be played on of course that's not how the public has see it to talk i want with the people of the coming in from the various nations they want to project themselves in a positive image they want to show you this is about washing the people it's not about the government it's not about policies it's not about politics it's about the man or woman on the street who just wants to enjoy a huge event that is in this country remember for the very first song. off the page prominent british gay rights activist peter tatchell has been arrested and then released after taking part in what russian police described as an illegal protest in moscow russian opposition leader saying the valley has also just been freed after thirty days behind bars holding an unsanctioned protest as he left he said the prison where he was detained appears to have a facelift to make it more comfortable for foreign football fans arrested during the tournament. new york attorney general is suing president donald trump three of his children and their charitable foundation

and russia. she served as a fulbright clinton public policy fellow and worked in government relations at the national democratic institute for international affairs. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i appreciate the imitation to appear before you. i believe you're doing a service by holding this hearing. what hasighlighting gotten lost in the controversy about the 2016 election. we are facing a growing threat to our institutions. january, 2017, the committee of assessed the russian government directed a campaign to influence our election, that included cyber intrusions, penetration of the dnc and other groups and release of material to influence the election and the spread of information that supported the narrative the russians were propounding. with the committee having established we face a growing the government has a number of tools it can use. first, it has the nasa ineffective -- effective courts, like fisa and national security level -- letters, as well as full range of tools they can use to detect and investigate influence activities. second, it has the ability to bring a critical prosecution under perpetrators, under for example, the

publication of the federal health study. internal emails released after freedom of information act request showed the trump administration a aide seeking to suppreress the study a and morna top epa officicial about the "potential public relations nightmare this is going to be." the u.s. to permrmanent hehealtd human servrvices studydy found e os used in pfos m mpf teflon and firefighting foam are unsafe for health, levels as little as 1/10 the amount the epa have previously called say. the pentagon has used foams containing these chemicals and exerercises at militarbabases nationwiwide. in a a march report to congress, the pentagon listed 126 military installations where the nenearby water shows potentially y harmfl levelsls of s kabubul roles just -- chemicals. in climate news, nearly 100 on-air meteorologists will wear blue and red stripes as they go to broadcast today across the united states in a coordinated effort to draw attention to the threat of human-caused climate change. the stripes are a reference to a warming stripes graphic designed by climate scientist ed hawkins, which shows global average temperatures as a series of vertical stripes covering the years 1850 to 2017. the graphic shows a shift from blue stripes t

europe, and russia, and previously, she served as a fulbright clinton public policy fellow and worked in government relations at the national democratic institute for international affairs. we'll start with kenneth. >> thank you, mr. chairman and senator klobuchar. i very much appreciate the invitation to appear before you today. i want to say at the outset, i believe you are doing a real service by holding this hearing and pursuing a real issue. which in the course of doing that, you're highlighting what has gottlost in in much of the political controversy in the 2016 election. which is that we are facing an unprecedented and growing threat to our institutions around the globe. in january 2017, the intelligence committee assessed that the russian government directed a multifaceted campaign to influence our 2016 election. a campaign that included cyber intrusions in the state and local board systems, penetration at the dmz, -- dnc, among other groups, and release of material influence the election, and use of internet trolls to spread disinformation and amplify teams that supported the campaign or narrative the russians were propounding. with the intelligence co

and to justify a generally hostile stance, i would say, towards the investigation. so, i think, a, this is not an internal legal document, really. it's a public relations document if you just read through it. if any serious lawyer reads it, there's not detailed legal arguments in there. they're broad, extremely broad assertions and a lot of rhetoric. and getting some things on the record, as you just said, which maybe they need to kind of correct a little bit for ultimately where their defense going to be. but then the question is, why did they leak it now? i assume they leaked it. mueller's team has been airtight, and i think rudy giuliani gave us a clue to that a few weeks ago. on the stormy daniels thing, i can't remember which detail it was, he said something, and they said, why'd you say this, and he said, you got to get this stuff out ahead of time so you can make your case and i think this is a case of there must be either, i would suspect, either they think a subpoena is coming soon or indictments are coming soon on obstruction. for some reason, they want to get their argument out there so their people can get used to making this very broad and

significant, and as you know, a lot of analysts have suggested this is already a public relations win for north korea because the north korean leaders being well received on the internationalge right now. is it already a win for kim jong-un? >> yeah, it is a win for him, because he's now world player on the international stage. he can go to his people, north korea, even though he doesn't have too many elections and say, look, i'm on par with the president of the united states. and you know that the north koreans have always said, look, let's negotiate in asia, u.s. and north korea. we're the big guys with nuclear weapons, not south korea, not japan, not china, even they're main benefa krr arkabenefacto r. so it's already a win for kim jong-un, but if he tries to skate, it's to be good for him. >> you've had a dialogue with cnn north korea officials, you've worked to bring americans home from north korea. has anyone from the trump administration called and you asked for your thoughts in advance of this historic summit? >> well, yeah, i've had a conversation with secretary pompeo, a good conversation where he was listening. in the past they hadn't done that. and i think this

internal auditors a previously the director of audit services andanemt for the city of orlao. she began her career in public accounting and for private industry. but her current responsibilities include audits related to improper payments, grant agencies, federal controlig issues. and one of the things i've noticed in the last couple of years, congress likes to tell ig at todo. they like to del djo what to do for them. they've been in the community in the bills that have been undertaken. and i know that barry has had some responsibilities for those recent products. and then our fin panelist is t napogo, private a senio and government oversite. he worked prior to that at hhs oig in congressional affairs and advocacy which has to be 100 hour a week job because hhg is so and before that had nearly two decades of congressional experience, including a senior professional staffer on senate homeland security and government affairs. and he was a very strong proponent of getting igs the tools that they need. and i know we worked very closel t doome simproper payments legislation that obviously include some roles on the ig. and that's something that was very important to senator carper and remains important.