director general of m i five britain's domestic counter intelligence and security agency and a former chief information officer for the u.s. central intelligence agency the company services are definitely in demand right now . absolutely business and we are seeing investment increase across the board as it should and govern. taking this more and more seriously we see many countries that's out there right now our national security sense is not very positive. a number of private sector businesses are also actively investing in infrastructure and to do that they often turn to foreign companies to some clips says there's a good reason for this. german companies are simply not offering the sort of innovative cybersecurity solutions that make sense for us. today those solutions are often provided by startups in the u.s. or israel is. germany has been slow to develop a national computer security strategy and there are a few examples of technology made in germany in the booming private cybersecurity sector. and then there is the shortage of qualified personnel experts in computer security have their choice of employers worldwide. vo to wo

the current head of the central intelligence agency gina haskell as part of the articles focused on ms haskell's use of spy skills to connect with them essentially influence u.s. president donald trump's decision making was a curious little tidbit about a time last march when haskell and others were briefing trump on the u.s. response to the infamous cripple poisoning in britain mishaps poll showed pictures of the british government had supplied her young children hospitalized after being sickened by the no but shock nerve agent that poisoned the script she then showed a photograph of ducks the british officials said were in a burton lee killed by the sloppy work of the russian operatives this is what was written in the times this apparently had a staggering effect on the president with the photos of sick kids and dead ducks ultimately pushing it can trump to take a strong option in choosing to expel sixty russian diplomats thing is. anyone who's actually kept up with this group all cases there were no sick kids and no dead bugs as the guardian reports reports that according to help the business no children or animals were harmed in the know which aka tak in

u.s. influence in the caribbean and this administration the intelligence agencies. that may ask you this. where the are they? we once had a significant intelligence in the caribbean centralica or for that matter. seems as though we are suddenly left blind and deaf when it comes to chinese intervention in the cemetery. >> we need to do more but the one thing this administration has done and this is a good row -- a really good thing is president trump met with five caribbean leaders in march. lou: what is the initiative? we have no sense of an initiative. we have cited chapter and verse about chinese investment in this hemisphere. where is the u.s. investment and where is more than a handshake and a talk? is going to take a heck of a lot more than that. >> is going to take termination. the one thing this administration has done is it first of all has said it's going to do this which is important and i think they are actually going to put some money behind it because the chinese -- lou: they'll have to put a heck of a lot more than money behind it. they are doing with the chinese and the russians who don't sit there and tell you they are going to do something, they do it. t