invests significantly in security cooperation and security sector assistance. although there are cases where it's worked well, there are many more where it hasn't. u.s. ip study group has been looking at why. over the course of two years the group has met with dozens of security political and humanitarian experts and also with the defense industry, civil society leaders and academics. senior internationally respected researchers have prepared for the case studies one on afghanistan, another on mexico, a third on ukraine and a fourth and uganda and the court interdisciplinary team of experts has compared the experiences of the countries pulling out patterns and commonalities that together paint a concerning picture. around four conceptual blocks and the four case studies i've mentioned. the first section examines the reasons to try to capture security sectors. the second describes the mechanics of the capture, how it actually happens on the ground. the third section analyzes the short, the medium and the long-term consequences of the capture and fourth section i

security?n you talk about the vulnerabilities of the inverters that's to what you were referring, i think we could spend some time on that and i hope we will inthe future . what about commenting on the best practices stakeholders are using to ensure all parties are collaborating to maximize resilience reliability, essentially for the inverters but the grid generally . >> there's terrific collaboration going forward and let me cite one i'm especially grateful for and that is close ordination between nerc and public utility commissions which in your district and others across the nation have authority over distribution of these systems. we don't want to have our regulatory divide between one set of regulatorsand another . we need hcollaboration which respects the authorities of both sets of that progress is going forward. we need more of it. as we turn to threats posed by electric vehicles we're going to need that icommunity and i think it was you who said what about theinternet of things . so if

security closets and secure reception areas. because this room was outfitted with remote learning technology, it will expand its use to include virtual classes on state security topics. working hand in glove with the police, and we have renewed our focus on residential security for the residential security system program. to date, 37 senators have received a requested residential security assessment led by the physical security experts. we are on track to start installing security equipment identified by the assessments this summer. that said, the most persistent threats we face are in the cyber domain. we have applied funds for the modernization of senate communications. the senate network is now backed up into modern dispersed data centers, and we protect the network with a myriad of hardware in trained professionals. this comes at a cost, as you see on our budget request. it acts's for two point $4 million to assist in proactive defense. we've also prioritize modernization, including up dating transit to enhance payroll proce

security commitments, long—term security commitments, long—term security commitments to ukraine.nts from the us, uk, and otherfrom the g7, is in support for the ukraine. words that i have heard the other leaders use as well. security measures are not a substitute for nato membership. that is a message to president zelensky as much as anyone else. reassuring zelensky and ensuring vladimir pretend that ukraine's feature is a nato, as a nato member. because nato have not given a timeline, they will effectively step down as a g7. there is a long—term commitment to support ukraine before that. they were all on stage, the g7 leaders, within the last hours, and we heard us presidentjoe biden. last hours, and we heard us president joe biden.- last hours, and we heard us president joe biden. today the members of — president joe biden. today the members of the _ president joe biden. today the members of the g7 _ president joe biden. today the members of the g7 supports . president joe biden. today the members of the g7 supports a | members of the g7 supports a declaration for the... a proc

mousavi, the problem of social security is very sharp. what is the problem of social security? of course, in my opinion, we should start by asking what is the state of social security in the current situation and how did we find a shop in this situation and under these conditions. and the strategies for the future of social security are a very wide field, we must deal with these strategies in any case. what is the reality of these strategies in the 13th people's government? it has been heard many times that one of the fundamental issues of governance and governance is the issue of funds and social security from the same air of science as the developments. it has been done and the responsibility has been placed on us by focusing on the same problem that hazrat ali says and the challenge that the social security field has to deal with , we found strategies to face it. one of the basic problems and challenges that we faced was the imbalance of resources , especially the liquidity needed to fulfill the obligations that this discontent and the pressure of this problem unfortunately

homeland security investigations -- agency, within the department of homeland security, works very, very closely with our partners across the federal government. not just the federal bureau of investigation, but the drug enforcement administration and other law enforcement agencies. not only that, it is working con task forces which state and local tribal and territorial partners across the country. you correctly identify the adverse nation state of iran as a threat to the homeland. we are very focused on this. not just in the way that you've identified, but in the myriad of ways that it seeks to do us harm, to include the spread, for example, of disinformation. >> thank you, and i know how important it is to combat terrorism, but there are other fights we need to have to. we need to address the rise of antisemitism. of course, across america, jews are facing an alarming rise in antisemitism, i don't have to tell you that, according to the fbi, antisemitic hate crimes increased by nearly 20% in 2021. these antisemitic hate crimes represented the majority of religious base hate crimes com

that is the security guarantees, the declaration on the security guarantees for ukraine.security guarantees contain what is most important, that we preserve one moment in this security guarantees that it says clearly that these are security guarantees on our way to nato. i am security guarantees on our way to nato. iam happy security guarantees on our way to nato. i am happy that we have it in the wording of the declaration and that the partners supported us. mr president, your colleague, the president— mr president, your colleague, the president of the czech republic, has stated _ president of the czech republic, has stated that he believes that the window — stated that he believes that the window of opportunity for the reoccupation of ukraine with weapons will end _ reoccupation of ukraine with weapons will end this summer because then the support will weaken. —— deoccupation. i have seen the support— deoccupation. i have seen the support from the united states, germany, — support from the united states, germany, france, poland. | support from the united states, germany

goodbye, security guarantees for ukraine instead of an invitation to nato, we're talking about this today live from london on the air all the way from ukraine . i'm yevheniya shedlovska it was nato that concluded the two-day meeting of the leaders of the alliance countries, from which significant results were expected in kyiv. in the end , security guarantees are promised to ukraine, not nato, but the group of seven. of other conditions and also of important events during which the first meeting of the council of ukraine nato took place - this is a new format of interaction of the ukrainian leadership with the alliance, whether ukraine has become closer to nato, what security guarantees in the end, kyiv will receive all this, we are talking about it today ukraine did not receive the desired invitation to nato but received a promise of security guarantees from the group of seven this is the main news of the day for starters what is the group of seven six nato countries united states canada britain france germany italy plus japan plus the representatives of the eu, the leaders of the g7 mad

mandatory security standards for the book power system provided common robust foundation for security complementing the activities. let me turn to the threat environment before describing more about how to address security threats. there has been no major outages resulting from a cyber attack in the united states, the threat landscape is complex and includes continuously evolving and persistent threats from sophisticated capable adversaries. among the most advanced or nationstates, which possess the capability to disrupt critical infrastructure in north america. numerous reports underscore the severity of these threats. aided by a significant increase in software and hardware vulnerabilities, adversaries are constantly looking for ways to exploit the electricity sector. chinese cyber activities are one of the most dynamic cyber threats. china continues to demonstrate increasing sophistication including new and adaptive techniques to gain access to networks. as demonstrate by the recent typhoon campaign targeting u.s. military critical infrastructure companies. russia also remains a to

he also mentioned the security council meeting or not.is important to note that you started the meeting yesterday. the west stated that the meeting is different from russia and china became the subject of the presidency of this issue, it has been demilitarized easily, and i thank ali rajabi. reuters data report has called for an international dialogue about the impact of this technology on global peace and security. governments around the world are considering how to reduce and face the risks of this technology. in the field of artificial intelligence to create an international institution the same efficiency as the international atomic energy agency had supported as a global watchdog of artificial intelligence. in the short news about syria's protest against the illegal trip of the french delegation to the north of this country , he said that he is talking about this syrian protest. it is not established. as soon as the communication is established, i will talk to them about the illegal trip of the paris delegation to syria . about 50 ye

mali is facing many security threats despite the presence of un forces. the activity of terrorist groups in mali has increased in the last 10 years . during their stay in this country , they were able to play their role well and they believe that with the help of russia, they can ensure the security of their country. it broke diplomatic relations with germany and france and made a statement that france can no longer be our colonialist country . from the town of temerez or in the north-east of ramallah in the west bank of the jordan river , he cried with the palestinian people and the conditions they were facing there . mr. torabi, an expert on west asian issues hello, please tell me what happened in this town that made the minister of south africa cry, in the name of allah, the most merciful and the most merciful. with greetings, courtesy and respect , i am at your service, dear colleagues of the news network . strange and very terrible things happened. they attacked the shop. it is against human rights and very admirable. i would like to point out that t

today there are security guarantees for ukraine on the way to nato, an important package of securityordinating with g7 countries the framework for security guarantee that it shall be further extended through arrangements with our key partners, bilateral and multilateral agreements, and ukrainian delegation is bringing home a significant security victory for the ukraine, for our country, for our people, for our children. it opens for us absolutely new security opportunities, and i thank everyone who made it possible. thank you, dear colleagues. thank you, lithuania. and jens stoltenberg, thank you very much. soa so a significance went for zelensky, evenif so a significance went for zelensky, even if it is one step short of his overall aim, which is of course, an invitation for ukraine to join nato. you didn't get that from the summit. this is day two of two, so it is merely wrapping up. there are still a couple of things we are looking out for. the world's media here. as we look over towards the bottom of the press room, all the world's journalist at table. this is why a lot of people

the ability of security. because i heard you saying the more i can get some panels if you would laugh uh the countries, the number stays by 2025. not only we can meet you, they will principles. but to try to read the find them in the, in any way that would be workable for all. do you think that's still a possibility? i think enough. i think defense defies the box. you know, if you think context prevention long term into your atlantic and duration area, i don't see any all the way then to a deeded beat that the line must be be dispensed. cuz i don't think the global conflicts can be one way of dealing with it. don't absolutely, and i think if you want that, i will need these are and i think at some point the need to a come back to the next generation table and then basically going back, trying to reconstruct their, your b security order. you know that, that allows us to reconnect with these principles bought by you opened the addressing these, um, do you see that most and uh, i think uh, the doctors are vision

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security is our key objective _ security. for the nato summit, for all the meetings and for all our communications. i would like to welcome — communications. i would like to welcome the extension of the mandate of the _ welcome the extension of the mandate of the secretary—general for another year~ _ of the secretary—general for another year~ i_ of the secretary—general for another year. i thank you for your support. i year. i thank you for your support. i highly— year. i thank you for your support. i highly appreciated. thank you. second. — i highly appreciated. thank you. second, we have discussed in detail the situation regarding the confrontation with russia, for the sake _ confrontation with russia, for the sake of— confrontation with russia, for the sake of peace. and what we can do to -ive sake of peace. and what we can do to give more _ sake of peace. and what we can do to give more protection to our people. that is— give more protection to our people. that is primarily concerning the security— that is primarily conce

wallpapers is something duckwall security ukraine alway can to bear comment security security the cation fortified extent and our expectations from the nato summit and here an important result is the recognition that ukraine does not need an action plan regarding membership on the way to this way and i thank you also sincerely for these important steps and i know how many different conversations and agreements were made because of this, i thank you for such recognition we have come a long way in interoperability with nato and our soldiers have the most fresh experience of cooperation with various members of the alliance, our soldiers were able to use the weapons of nato countries, that global democracy is stronger than any terrorist threats against us by anyone, at the same time, even at the time of full scale . these security guarantees can be confirmed by the big seven, and i think that if this happens, we will to work on this. it will be really important for us. as a concrete success, we can state that the results are good, but if there was an invitation, they would be perfect, and i

this is from a secured -- security effectiveness standpoint. the individual officer sees only what goes through their lane. you can't aware in our current structure of what is happening two or three lanes over from meat? a supervisor might be, but at a large checkpoint, that's a pretty challenging assignment. if we could bring on this imagery into one location, we can see things that might collectively put together and raise a concern that we are right now largely unaware of. thanks, ron. thank you. appreciate it. [applause]

feels the security situation is deteriorating.elarus is not independent belarus is a site of tactical nuclear weapons of russia palesrussians wit the wagner fighters. let's listen in to what he has to say at the microphone >> happy to be here at the nato summit very important symbo symbolically to be here. what we have shown over the past 17 months is unexpected. the support that we have given, i think, is showing what you will be able to continue we are here for the long run support and continue supporting. second topic is in our unity is the fact that sweden is joining us again, it shows that nato is the best guarantee for countries on the north atlantic side of the world to have security guarantees and we are happy to have finiland and sweden. >> reporter: is the eu army not alternative to nato? the french have talked about it. do we need an eu army? >> if from our perspective, nato is the cornerstone of security on the north atlantic side and european continent we see a lot of european countries cooperating one with the other.

guarantees, security pages has been made here. we know that, for example, in his briefing a short while ago, the gentleman johnson to say that those security pages will be long term and that they can rely on them. so that is effectively the messaging here, and we know that that's something that presidents the lensky has expressed grace, gratitude for the teeth tone today. very different to that 3 to put out when he learned that ukraine was not going to be getting that timeframe for nato membership. he was not softer today, expressing more gratitude off to having engaged the allies, i think crucial for the ukrainian president and something that he emphasized in his press conference earlier with the native secretary general was that the security guarantees were part of a. we'll give it to ukraine on its way to nathan membership, not instead of nato membership and for what we know of the security guarantees will, will, would really secure more ministry aid for, for ukraine, as well as economic aid in the long term. well, let's talk m

today there are security guarantees for ukraine on the way to nato and an important package of securityrantees. to date we are coordinating with g7 countries, the framework for security guarantee that shall be further extended with our key partners. bilateraland further extended with our key partners. bilateral and multilateral agreements. ukrainian delegation is bringing home significant security and victory for the ukraine, our country, our people, for our children. an absolutely new security opportunity and i think everyone who made it possible, thank you. thank you very much. so, g7 countries announcing this international framework, so, g7 countries announcing this internationalframework, paving the international framework, paving the way internationalframework, paving the way for long—term security assurances for ukraine, offering to boost its defences against russia and they talked about it during moscow from future aggression. you can see them lining up for the family photo in a moment. the united states, germany, japan, france, canada, italy and britain, as well as the european

the air strengthening of our financial structures cyber security cyber security etc. someone introduces and specific states due to the corresponding aggressive steps of a specific state, your question is please, thank you very much, my question is in addition to the end of the war, what will be the main political goals and expectations before the next nato summit in washington. i am very glad that you and i have the same level of positivity and this is true. we believe in victory. we believe that the next very important step for ukraine will be at the next nato summit. symbolically, after all, 75 years of the washington alliance. it seems to me that we need to work hard and prepare for this summit apart from this, one wish is victory, there are no other wishes, to be honest, i have no other ambitions. i don’t have one goal, victory with victory will definitely come , and membership in nato is definitely clear to everyone, we already have absolute unity that ukraine will be a member of the european union , in principle, it is absolutely fair, ukraine chose such a future for itself, the n

quite right, belarus is making a significant contribution to ensuring global food security and food securitye russian region. and we export high quality food at socially fair prices not only for belarusians.

were secure with a department of homeland security repeatedly making clear. the commission also serves a very important role in combatting misinformation. my home state of vermont is experiencing the same challenges with disinformation as others. our secretary of state has done everything with the former one, and now in her power to combat the spread of false claims about elections. and i'm proud to report that independent audits of the 2022 election in vermont found no major discrepancies, despite having a record turnout. that has not stopped people from making false claims to destabilize our elections. this can stop the spread of election disinformation and making sure that they're ready to face new challenge in 2024. finally, while we must continue to invest in our elections, i remain concerned that are voters remain -- it's why i and many others embrace the vote act, and it is worth noting that our country has a history of asking federal laws to strengthen our democracy. a few weeks ago we recognize the 20th anniversary of the national voter registration

i would like to ask you about this cyber, cyber security and security agency. in 2016 the russians intervened heavily in our election to try to elect donald trump. they intervened with a massive social media campaign run out of saint petersburg. they intervene by hacking the democratic party and its emails. and releasing them. in 2020, the cybersecurity agency have learned from the experience of 2016. they didn't admirable job of protecting our elections infrastructure. it is primary sin, although the republicans won't say it, is that then director asserted after the election that it was the most secure election in our history. that was the scene of the agency. doing its job and doing it well. as we look forward to the next presidential election, i want to ask you about what you see as the threat to our elections infrastructure, or the threats of misinformation, disinformation, and whatever source. particularly, i'm concerned about youtube's recent decision. i think the republican has had an effect. this is part of the effect. you too recently decided to quote,

are invited to such meetings that are not members of the security wedding, the british. they didn’t give a damn about this matter and invited as many as nine countries, er, the majority, of which the vast majority are natots. naturally, the task was to attract. eh, as much as possible weight to reinforce the western approach in the security council, which is so generally off scale, taking into account the distribution of seats in the security council. it was a foul play , we immediately warned the british, because in order to challenge this decision. we need to go to a procedural vote, where we have no right. this is the charter, and where , again, taking into account the dominance of westerners, are there chances, and to push through our position. at us not such high this situation periodically repeated. and now the last example, which prompted me to such an emotional statement. this is what the british are. eh and how? uh, how the autocrats decided not to allow one of the two abandoned by us. eh , speakers, but at the meeting, this is despite the fact that both of our

as law school describes, it concerning the security of the secure, the minutes of the security and the security are all the russian students write it down, go a step, probably almost makes a n n a. and now native forces, closer to russia than ever before, of to tuck except in sweden into nature. i mean, how concerned is russia going to be about that of russia is very much consultants have to know that the uh, rush. i was trying to publicize statements, or even say, uh to my memory about a year ago when there was some walls, 2022. when there is much talk in the west about the the feeling that that is reading joy, a new great, but i don't. there was talk so that when i talk is president. busy jeep type, as long as the russian president, bugging me about this is a match up and the talk is probably going to start with, okay, we, i guess, but the, but the talk you present doctors present as old reason because you very much willing to join the union union, no, only, only contradictions. on behalf of the joke issue brenda, them remove the just to interrupt the. so just in just sense what made

and security. but i would know in particular the horn is africa, where we already had a fluid security crisis going on. when there was a number of sales seasons of rain that they are experiencing as a result of climate change. so having this additional shock on top of environmental shocks has really pushed countries like somalia, parts of yorba in northern virginia into alarming food in security situations. they've been protests and the janine refugee camp in the occupied westbank as far as the rest of 5 palestinians by the palestinian authority, security forces islamic jihad says, those detained members of it on when they accuse the pe, he of making political arrests, or a con, has more from not to the janine battalion, which is made up of policy. and as long as you have fights, has held approach with insight to need a refugee camp this evening. and it's against the policy and authority of they may have the rest of 5 members who have helped me. and if i make jihad from java, which is just southwes

the security council. a vote 7 to 1 to recommend military support by the republic of korea. in tokyo, the united states moves swiftly to translate into action. the united nations call to against the aggressor. american occupation troops in japan are hurrying to the defense of the korean republic. back in the united states, b-29 bombers are taken out of mothballs into which they were reportedly end of world war two and. elsewhere, the united states navy planes are taken from storage, where they also have been since the end of world war two. caught by surprise, the united states nonetheless made all possible haste to carry out the united nations, call for action against aggression. units of the famous first united states marine division. and so the united nations call to arms amphibious vehicles go aboard a seagoing drydock, which will transport them to the combat zone. other nations volunteer or their help canada and is the security council appeal with three destroyers. you british columbia to join the unit

social security has program people don't know much about called ssi supplemental security income which is separate social security and it's funded directly from the government. and that program is so complicated that it's hard to manage. we actually i was there. we got it off of high risk list, but it's because you had to prove your income. you had to prove, yeah, you couldn't work. you had to have no assets. and it just became very complicated. and we put those rules in place for good purposes so people, you know, there isn't waste and abuse but it's still is waste and abuse. your friends here have some tough questions so you have them bring up the index cards and i'll read them. let's talk about the short term because approaching probably mid to late summer, when we reach the date, when it comes to the debt limit, for argument's sake, assume that both sides come together and they the debt ceiling. republicans say we need to cut spending. democrats are saying raise the debt limit first. then we'll talk about spending. you're at the bipartisan policy center. what should we be doing? wh

but they've introduced so commercial security and national security are going to go hand in hand. and i think that is true for the government, the private sector, both of us, absolutely. >> i think that we have reached the time here. i just want to thank you again for everything you've done in your present position in the past position to lead on these issues. you really have helped accelerate this convergence of the understanding of commercial security and national security and we look forward to what we are doing and we will try to lay out some concrete recommendations for how to get back the zero-sum game and advanced u.s. interest more broadly. >> we are going to take a two or three minute break for the next panel. for everyone's awareness it takes for adults to replace chair rosenworcel but we will be back in about two minutes. >> thank you. [applause]

security , life security, reputation security , financial security . figure 18 the martyrs of the holy defense returned to the embrace of their homeland with the welcome of the people of khorramshahr and abadan from the border of shalamcheh. according to the commander of the search committee for the missing persons of the general headquarters of the armed forces, the bodies of the martyrs have recently been examined in the operational areas of the northern jaw of majnoon island, east of the tigris and in the channels of shalamcheh. these martyrs were martyred in the wal-fajr operation of khyber badr, karbala 4 and karbala 5. how many months has it been since the afghan hero announced everything for independence from the hour of love and public relations of the ministry of oil, the cargo of the tanker emti arman 114, which a while ago was declared by the indonesian coast guard as an illegal transfer and unauthorized transfer to another ship, does not belong to iran. the ministry of oil announced that the news published about the assignment of the cargo

and if we can't secure the white house, and how could we secure the border? and without proper leadership, i'm so fearful that we have turned our beloved white house into a trap house. and the american public deserves far, far more than that, sir. >> i thank you for your time, i yield back the rest. >> gentleman yields back. the gentleman from south carolina is recognized. but >> thank you, mister chairman. mister secretary, i have listened both in here and in my office today. your testimony before this committee and i think the frustration that i have is that the cleanup crew at the very end of this committee is that you seem to answer very eloquently all the questions that the other side of the aisle posed. but when posed with questions specific questions about the border on this side of the aisle, you seem to not have, you seem to dance and dodge at -- talks about the true answers that you talk about. you filibuster, if you will, what people really are asking. and these are not questions that are hatched out of some think tank. these are questions that our

long term security assurances for kids. they pledge to keep up arms shipments to trade more troops and to help you create with reforms and recovery. d, which has got on to these security guarantees, are made up of medium term, short term and long term measures. this is not only military support for the right to self defense throughout the delivery of military supplies, but also economic guarantees for the reconstruction of infrastructure. all fun in crushed up to the 7 nations also say in the event of future russian aggression, they offer swift and sustain security assistance. moscow dropped the declaration a dangerous mistake, but he has called it a much heated success, taking ukrainians one step closer to victory. even if the path toward may to membership still looks long and winding. well, daniel s. hamilton is a senior fellow and johns hopkins university in washington, dc. i asked him how significant are the security commitments and guarantees that ukraine has been given as well. i think it's important to look at the co

and where are security issues discussed, dear mr. and distinguished guest, naturally, one system of the summit is the development of african countries, and development is very important here. uh, both economic capital and human capital, and import is very important, and use human capital for the development of our country in various fields and also in other african states in this situation, uh, and mozam. uh, unfortunately, does not give us the opportunity to develop the national economy all. measures can be taken to resolve this situation, and one of the rather vulnerable sectors in this area is agriculture in the third year, and we also had problems with e, harvest, but we are solving these problems, and of all kinds we are increasing labor productivity in this field of agricultural producers in agricultural zones, and the priority to us is very an important solution to problems related to youth. and accordingly, they should not test their voice so that we hope to receive certain subsidies, and, as it were, help from international

one and foremost our nation's security. so ask yourselves, those in the gallery who have been listening the past hour, to our colleagues on both sides of the aisle support this bill, does this amendment support our national security? of course it does. the top brass, those that were in charge during afghanistan, they have told us that it does. two, this bill that we are voting on this week and all the series of amendments, it should set a moral example to the world. that's what the united states -- that's what we have done through world war i, through world war ii. we set a moral example for the world. that's what this amendment does, too. it sets a moral example for the word. and three, we must show people everywhere that when america makes a promise, when america makes a covenant, it must be kept. the afghan adjustment amendment advances all those objections. i'm asking my colleagues simply for a vote. if they want to vote against it, it's fine. they can vote against the generals and the vfw and the american legion. they'

no security threat. i think this is the most of the letters and the motor is the department of the protest were sending around whenever the numbers were checked, it was discovered that it's mostly a p orest of many, many people who sign those petitions and they will not carmen will not fly, and then you know, for something like that or, or nothing active for and more than becky. and it's, it's a response. it's a hurting the image of the state of israel is hurting the security of the state of israel, just talking about it. but i don't think it poses a real threat, is the security of the state of the most. i'm an israel are also saying that the law was passed, a favor prime minister netanyahu because of the corruption accusations against him . what do you say to that, and who do you think the law favors a good thing? the law has nothing to do the locations against prime minister, nothing. you know, it deals with issues or democracy and deal with issues when the minister is trying to x to make a policy deci

airline security. i will say when all of you think about your experience at the airport my bet is that you think about the convenience, the facility of the travel. uppermost in your mind is not necessarily the security of your flight. and, that is a transformation. it is tsa, customs and border protection. their extraordinary architecture they have built in collaboration with the airlines, our fun nominal partners in advancing our security. and our partnership with other countries. it is a very sophisticated architecture that we have that we have achieved. jane, your first question? on fentanyl. i grew up in the federal system as a federal prosecutor. i prosecuted cocaine trafficking cases, methamphetamine, black tar heroin. nothing is like fentanyl in terms of its toxicity. and, some have used the border as a cudgel and conflated my -- migration and the trafficking of fentanyl because over 90% of the fentanyl comes in through ports of entry. by the way, i visited the international mail facility at jfk

we're the only talking about security here. he's very much talking about security. this is actually almost a kind of a standard block from his spaces that we seen in recent months and the inflection point stretches for that. and i think this is something that is interesting about this president that he also holds climate and energy security tools. wherever he goes, climate change clevi identified by this president as the key of washing concern, where he wants to demonstrate leadership. and i think is quite telling the the biggest a package towards more, a green uh, energy i'm particularly greenham ability here in the united states. a comes under the flag of the inflation reduction acts to make it will possible to obey mary cans to read the phrase this into a way that addresses that immediate concerns. and that was the inflation at the time when he goes abroad. the us present is seeking partnerships at to really hit home that this is a global issue that all sides need to work on. of course, that kind of corporation is difficult with an vasa at the moment, but 5 days