it's things the united states military service members are doing every day in their private lives. there's no reason we can't do this yet we are ten years behind. >> two kind of close out here one of the things we can make it easier for new players to enter and offer solutions to these military problems but they are used to getting 29 returns to support and if you are getting a 10% return that's probably not a very successful use so companies from that world are going to have difficulty seeing the value and trying to compete. is there a way that the government can better incentivize those companies that are used to higher returns on the commercial side? >> i think they can definitely do better as far as creating incentives. but the reality, working in the defense states, you will not get the kind of returns the commercial software startup is going to get. there's going to need to kind of be a baseline set of expectations maybe you can do better than the two or 3% but you are not going to get to the 20% returns that the commercial software is going to get. from the government standp

. ♪ ♪ ♪ the cadets of the united states military academy. naval academy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the cadets of the united states air force academy. ♪ ♪ ♪ folks representing the states and the union and coloring gaiety to the occasion. massachusetts, home state of president kennedy. the republican governor of the state. texas, home state of vice president johnson. this patrol boat is identical to the one commanded by kennedy during his service in the pacific during world war ii. and so a nation spends the afternoon of an important day celebrating the inauguration of its 35th president. however, president kennedy's day is far from over, early evening brings a display of fireworks. ♪ ♪ ♪ and later this same evening, citizens from all over the country and world continue to celebration by dancing at one or another of five inaugural balls. during the ball, if the president with the first lady and the vice president and mrs. johnston introduce the member of cabinet. the secretary of state, and mrs. rusk. the secretary of the treasury and mrs. dylan. secretary

. ♪ the cadets of the united states military academy. of the united states naval academy. ♪ the cadets of the united states air force academy. ♪ representing the state and the union add color and gaiety. massachusetts, home state of president kennedy. the republican governor of the state. [applause] ♪ texas, home state of vice president johnson. this patrol boat is identical to the one commanded by president kennedy during his service in the pacific in world war ii. a nation spends the afternoon of an important day celebrating the inauguration of its 35th president. president these days far from over. an evening display of fireworks. later this save evening -- the same evening, citizens from around the world continue celebrating with the passing of the inaugural ball's. during the ball, the president with the first lady and the vice president and misses johnson introduces the members of the new cabinet. the secretary of state dean rust and misses rust. douglas dillon and misses dylan. secretary of defense, robert mcnamara, andmrs. mcnama

united states capitol against attacks. there has to be a mechanism by which we get the united states military to defend the capitol within 60 minutes of an attack. police that the capitol should have requested more help ahead of time. there may be circumstances in the future where no reasonable person would have known that there was a threat. in that case, it can't take hours to get national guard troops to the capitol. we have to be able to get help faster. >> just a quick follow-up. what role do you think race played in the response to the mob and preparation to yesterday? >> if those were black lives breaching theers capitol, there would not have been 14 arrests yesterday. that's no doubt in my mind these protesters would have been treated differently. we have plenty of evidence to show that protesters have been treated incredibly differently in the past. those folks walking into the capitol yesterday, they felt like they were acting without repercussions. some of them were taking selfies with police officers. while i think we have to dive deep into the tiktok of what happened to understand why there weren't more confron

put some very specific things back into place so everyone has the opportunity to join the united states military who is physically fit to serve as president biden and the new defense secretary, lloyd austin, have said. every indication this will go smoothly. that is what the president wants. we are seeing this come in these very opening days of lloyd austin being in charge at the pentagon. he has already put out a memo on sexual assault, telling the services bluntly to get it together. those numbers, those statistics also very troublesome. congress wants some answers and lloyd austin has told the services to tell him within two weeks what's working, what's not, what needs to be done. racial discrimination, racial equality issues also on the table. perhaps most significant at the moment, austin and general mark milley, who you saw there, chairman of the joint chiefs, working together on recommendations on how to protect, defend and work with extremism in the ranks of the u.s. military. whether it's white supremacist or violent extremists or whatever. they are really struggling to find a way ahead

that the united states military academy cadets from west point, lead the division.ts colors pass, what it reminds the president going back to the time of 44 years ago, when he marched as a cadet in front of woodrow wilson. not sure than what kind of destiny would be in the future for him. the united states naval academy banned, followed closely by the brigade -- . men who will lead the united states navy, in this time. and for the first time, ever to appear in an inaugural parade, the newly we constituted air force academy, and the defensive air arms. the and a public display, of the latest weapons in our defense are small. guided missiles, foreboding in appearance, but comforting as they stand as a deterrent to aggression from any source. weapons of defense, so devastating, that aggression will serve no purpose. new jersey's float, reminding everyone of the fight against polio, was graded as most unique. the best design award, was captured by florida, with this beautiful creation, and the usual pretty girls. liberty and strength, through the consent of government,

its purpose was always contrary to united states military and international law. and originally, they said it was for military commissions, that hasn't happened in fair or productive way. since the very beginning, that is one thing. the question of this trial and what would happen what could they want and holder and obama is not i don't think it is but everybody says that i think there are issues on the table, one is the death penalty and could it be taken off the table. the united states federal courts have tried one detainee from guantanamo for the illegal bombings in torture was involved until terms of evidence that the prosecution wanted to brian couldn't bring in terms of individual on trial itself. but there is precedent to have these trials. there is no guarantee how they should turn out. this would be a viable solution. we can't do these trials in the united states as did he creed by law because no detainee can be brought to the united states whatsoever. anchor: is there any evidence at these enhanced techniques have stopped or foiled a potential attack on

we rebuilt the united states military. we created a new force called space force.hat in itself would be a major achievement for a regular administration. we were not a regular administration. we took care of the vets, 91% approval rating. they've never had that before. the vets have given us, the va, the vets have given us an approval rating like has never been before. we took care of our vets, and our beautiful vets. they were very badly treated before we came along. and as you know, we get them great service and we pick up the bill, and they can go out and they can see a doctor if they have to wait long periods of time. we got it so that we can sadly get rid of people that don't treat our vets properly. we didn't have any of those rights before when i came on. so our vets are happy. our people are happy. our military is thrilled. we also got tax cuts, the largest tax cut and reform in the history of our country by far. [applause] i hope they don't raise your taxes, but if they do, i told you so. and if you look at the regulations, which i consider the regulation

united states supreme court followed by members of the president's cabinet. the president with mame have arrived at the stand where he will review the hundreds of units which compose the inaugural parade. the united states militarydemy cadets from west point lead the first division. and as the cadet colors pass in review perhaps the president thought back to the time 44 years ago when he marched as a cadet before woodrow wilson not realizing then what pattern destiny was to weave for him. the united states naval academy band followed closely by the brigade, men who will soon leave the united states navy in this time of watchful peace. and for the first time ever to appear in an inaugural parade, the cadets of the newly constituted air force academy, the backbone of our vital defensive air arm, and a public display of the latest weapons in our defense arsenal, the guided missiles awesome and foreboding, weapons of defense relying upon a retaliatory effect so devastating that aggression will serve no purpose. new jersey's float reminding everyone the fight against polio was rewarded the title of most unique. the best design award was captured by with this very beautiful creation and the usual pretty girls. liberty

united states supreme court followed by members of the president's cabinet. the president have arrived at the stand where he will review the hundreds of units that compose the inaugural parade. united states militaryrom west point leave the first division -- lead the first division. and, as the cadet colors pass under review, perhaps the president thought back to the time 44 years ago when he marched as a cadet before woodrow wilson, not realizing then wet pattern destiny was to weave for him. united states naval academy band followed closely by the brigade of mid shipman. men who will soon leave the united states navy in this time of watchful peace. and for the first time ever to appear in inaugural parade, the cadets of the newly constituted air force academy. the backbone of our vital defensive air arm. and a public display of the latest weapons in our defense arsenal. the guided missiles, awesome and or boarding in their appearance, yet comforting in the knowledge that they stand as a deterrent towards aggression from any source. weapons of defense, relying upon a retaliatory effect, so devastating that aggression will serve no purpose. ♪ ♪ ♪ the best design a word was captured by florida, wit

we rebuilt the united states military, we created a new force called space force. that in itself would be a major achievement for a regular administration. we were not a regular administration. we took care of the vets, 91% approval rating, they've never had that before, the vets have given us, the va, an approval rating like has never been before. i wish the new administration great luck and great success. i think they'll have great success. they have the foundation to do something really spectacular, and again we put it in a position like it's never been before, despite the worst plague to hit since, i guess you would say 1917, over 100 years ago. and despite that, despite that, the things that we've done have been just incredible. and i couldn't have done it without you. so just a goodbye, we love you, we will be back in some form. i want to thank all of the great people of washington, d.c., all of the people that we worked with to put this miracle together. so have a good life, we will see you soon. thank you. thank you very much. thank you very much. >> and wi

he deployed the united states military, tear gas and peaceful protesters and in the pursuit of a photoction. even holding the bible upside down. the action that led to an apology from the chairman of thejoint chiefs of staff and an outspoken denunciation of the use of military for domestic political purposes from scores, scores of foreign military leaders and secretaries of defence led by secretary cheney. he thought he could stack the courts with friendly judges which support him no matter what. they were donald trumpjudges, hisjudges. he went what. they were donald trumpjudges, his judges. he went so far is to say he needed nine justices his judges. he went so far is to say he needed ninejustices on his judges. he went so far is to say he needed nine justices on the supreme court because he thought the election would end up in the supreme court and they would hand him the election. he was stunned, truly stunned when the judges he appointed didn't do his bidding and instead acted with integrity, following the constitution and rule of law. not just once or twice, but over 60 times over

why three united states military ketamine, representing the best of american men, are led by the cadetshe future officers of our mighty air arm follow next, the cadets from our air force academy. cadets from the naval academy and anÁpolis come next. for many hours, the endless parade of marchers pass and review before the new leaders of our land, the president and vice president stand for them all. >> once a naval officer himself with a distinguished war record, the president watches with heightened interest as the navy band passes in review. here are two men, two men who lead one of the greatest nations on earth in its most trying period, an era fraught with peril when men struggle for freedom and challenged by a godless tyranny. the leaders of a nation that symbolizes man's right to the determination of who shall govern them. that determination has been made by the people of america. they stand before you. mr. tennant dorie miller helped the wounded aboard and fired anti aircraft guns at the japanese, though he had never been trained on the weapons. as a result, this grandson of slave

situation, transgender personnel if qualified in every other way and serve government in the united states military. amy: president biden

four years from now 50000 voters in arizona or 20000 in georgia would turn the united states democratic to have huge military and other issues for the transatlantic relationship and for our own security? so in other words, do we want to make our security with some parts of the united states to say four years from now? so i think there is a reliability problem that was not there before trump. and this will be one of the challenges for president biden to explain to europeans that the united states is in fact of how can this be demonstrated and to american projects to get to be highly desirable and from the european point of view and to stay away from electoral politics but from the point of view of the international actor it would be very welcome with the senate the one institution in the congress that has to say yes in order to make it stick if the majority was friendly so the fact we have not had that recently is a burden on the reliability or the credibility of the united states i understand the ramifications i cannot think of a better president though or a better person and then to walk around the european

i mean, the united states military in 1860 was about 16,000 men. they would have to expand that military by orders of magnitude, and that takes time to do. perhaps one of the reasons that confederates are remembered as the greatest soldiers is because they told us so. in doing so, they made themselves out to be exemplars of manhood, thus claiming they deserved the ballot. one of the claims argues that confederates fought better than anybody else was fundamental to upholding white supremacy. during that campaign in 1900, carr put forward the fact that he was a confederate veteran. and in one of his campaign advertisements, it said -- it claims that carr had spent three years in the trenches. in the dark days of 1862, 63, and 64. a problem with this is that julian carr did not spend three years in the trenches. his military service suddenly came under light. the attacks on his military record were not the swift boat veterans. these attacks were quite legitimate. it turns out we actually have records of his military service. he did not serve three yea

that even comparedo the amount of money united states in real dollars gave to the central american government during the civil war's back in the 80's and military do you think that is a sufficient amount to be able to address some of the deep problems that exist that drive people to come to the united states? cls it is certainly not enough, especially if there's that accountability and transparency in how that money is spent. so far -- whenever there are conversations about providing aid to central america, there's this huge gaping hole and in the conversation coming out of washington, d.c., which is what about -- as you were saying, the military aid provided over the past few decades that contributed in a major way to the violence that is sending people north, seeking refuge in the ited state not only that, what about the fact the majority of weapo that are seized at crime scenes and other parts of latin america come from the united states? is almost no conversation currently happening about smuggling of weapons that contributes to the violence central america. i think that is something that biden also needs to do something about. juan: in ter

another live look at the house floor where the vote is underway and the final tally gu the united states military and law enforcement are taking unprecedented steps to keep everybody safe. these images of hundreds of national guard troops filling the united states capitol are just a glimpse of the security measures being taken this week. some are sleeping, lying on the floor, preparing to secure the city amid recent unrest. membersof congress have been briefed on threats ahead of inauguration. some include plans for large armed protests in washington dc and nationwide. >> we will have no tolerance for any attempts to disrupt the peaceful transition of power. >> members of the national guard have been activated in several states, up to 20,000 troops could be deployed in total. >>> california state capitol is also taking precautions. in a statement state leaders said the governor, assembly and senate are working together in close cooperation to ensure the safety of everybody who works in or visits the capitol. we are in constant communication with local law enforcement to keep the people's house sa

i think that from the fbi to local police departments to the united states military, there needs to beeal search into people who are motivated by extremist ideology because i think that if you -- if the united states military or any other law enforcement agency has to function, it has to know that everybody's dedicated to the mission. and white supremacy and neo-naziism and democracy are completely incompatible. >> facts. i want to read from "the new york times," which has the headline "investigators arrest more militia members from january 6" what we mentioned in our introduction to you. right-wing militias arresting several people suspected of taking part in the violence. from a law enforcement perspective, is it important to distinguish between people who may have shown up randomly and then committed crimes for which they will be held hopefully to account, and others who actively planned, conspired and arranged these crimes and may even have wanted to do more violence, had they been able to? >> yeah. there is a degree of culpability that may be different. but if you showed up at tha

three united states military academies representing the best of american men are led by cadets from westeaders to come. the future officers of the lightning air, the cadets from our air force academy. and those from the naval academy in annapolis, leaders for the years ahead. for many hours, they will pass and review. the vice president and president will stand for them all. once a naval officer himself with a distinguished war record, the president watches with heightened interest as the navy men pass for review. here are two men, two men who lead one of the greatest nations on earth during his most trying period, an era -- trying period, and era rife with trouble. the decision has been made by the people. they stand before you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] >> ronald reagan, a republican and former california governor, was sworn in as the 40th president of the united states on january 20, 1981. next, we see him take the oath

. >>> and members of the united states military, active and retired, were part of the capitol hill riot. internal investigations now in full swing are people living within our own borders now the greatest threat to our national security >>> plus we continue to check in on cities across the nation. next, austin, where a reported threat earlier this week has caused authorities to take a drastic turn bottom of the hour, top of the news, just ahead ♪ you can go your own way ♪ it's time you make the rules. so join the 2 million people who have switched to xfinity mobile. you can choose from the latest phones or bring your own device and choose the amount of data that's right for you to save even more. and you'll get nationwide 5g at no extra cost. all on the most reliable network. so choose a data option that's right for you. get nationwide 5g included and save up to $300 a year on the network rated #1 in customer satisfaction. it's your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. >>> consumers kept their wallets most of the closed during the peak holiday season. that's topping cnbc's on

the united states military and national guard responded in an exam. manner and will always do that if there is a need for the security of our nation. we will always respond if the need is there. going forward from a long-term perspective, we want to continue to emphasize to our point of contact at every step should be taken to use appropriate law enforcement and bringing in law enforcement personnel before we are called upon. in the short run, you use the forces you have. in the long-term, we would like to work with those partners and try to ensure we are the last placed call. >> do you feel comfortable? [indiscernible] a bit too much? >> i'm sorry. i did not catch that. >> do you believe the capitol police are listening to you? >> we have an outstanding relationship with all of our partners, including capitol hill. we work very close with numbers of congress, members of our oversight committees, as well as the capitol police. i think we have had very positive dialogues over time. we talked about placement of forces, the employment of forces, what spe

. >>> and members of the united states military, active and retired, were part of the capitol hill riotnvestigations now in full swing are people living within our own borders now the greatest threat to our national security >>> plus we continue to check in on cities across the nation. next, austin, where a reported threat earlier this week has caused authorities to take a drastic turn tt othe hour, top of the news, just ahead [cash register beeps] uh, i need a price check on honey. [sigh] don't get mad. get e*trade and get more than just trading. investing. banking. guidance. so, what should we do today? get e*trad♪ ♪nd get more than just trading. wow. can we get some sun? ♪ ♪ uh, mom? can we go to the beach? (beep beep beep) should we just go see a movie? yes! i'm always up for a good movie. go rogue in the all-new, fiercely reimagined nissan rogue. our son says, since tide antibacterial fabric spray kills 99.9% of bacteria, he wants us to spray everything every time we walk into the door. it's just to be sure. just to be sure! tide antibacterial fabric spray. save hundreds on your wi

. ♪ the three united states military academies, representing the best of american men, are led by theaders to come -- all soon to play vital roles as military leaders. ♪ the future officers follow next, cadets from the air force academy. ♪ from the naval academy, leaders from the years ahead. ♪ for many hours, the endless parade of marchers pass in review before the new leaders of our land. the president and vice president stand for them all. once a naval officer himself with a distinguished war record, the president watches with heightened interest as the navy band passes in review. here are two men, who laid one of the greatest nations on earth in its most trying era, fraught with peril, where men struggle for freedom, challenged by a godless tyranny. the leaders of a nation that symbolizes man's right to the determination of who shall govern him.

an associated press investigation found at least 21 former or current members of the united states militarynt were at or near that riot ahead of next week's inauguration, the -- some extremists on the instant messenger platform telegram are calling for surprise attacks nationwide that's according to new reporting in "the washington post." one of the posts reads these lizards have addresses outside d.c., all of the country hell, maybe nearby in your fly over state is the military going to deploy mass everywhere? they can't nate snider, former dhs-counter terrorism official how determined, nate, are we to find out who's talking and threatening? how do we know who's just talking and who might actually take some action here? >> well, that's increasingly difficult. since the deplatforming of parlor, since the takedown of various twitter accounts, a lot of these drups groups and organizations have gone a little bit dark going to platforms like tell grand, like signal, like began that are encrypted, and so the ability to actually rack the behavior, look at what's happening and being planned has be

government and the united states military if you're going to was stabbed wish a precedent that this is not trustworthy then we made me end pulling our all of the companies in as much danger as we have put while away this would be again a step in the wrong direction well again we just hope that they can find some sort of consensus negotiations we don't want to cope back to what we thought last couple of years with the u.s. china trade or bill with co-host bent on professor richard well thank you both so much for your time today. an update to the ne a time at ban on one thank tennis foreign ministry for. affairs opposed to india's decision to ban $59.00 chinese apps including tick-tock chinese embassy spokesperson the wrong that urged india to correct its what they call discriminatory measures adding these moves and are in violation of w t o nondiscriminatory principles and fair competition principles of market economy severely damaged the legitimate rights and interests of chinese companies. after weeks of mostly peaceful demo

we rebuilt the united states military. we created a new force called space force.in itself would be a major achievement for a regular administration. we were not a regular administration. we took care of the vets. 91% approval rating. they've never had that before. the vets have given us the va, the vets have given us an approval rating like never has been before. we took care of our vets and beautiful vets. they were very badly treated before we came along. and as you know, we get them great service and pick up the bill, and they can go out and see a doctor if they have to wait long periods of time. we got it so that we can, sadly, get rid of people that don't treat our vets properly. we didn't have any of those rights before when i came on. so our vets are happy. our people are happy. our military is thrilled. we also got tax cuts. the largest tax cut and reform in the history of our country by far. i hope they don't raise your taxes, but if they do, i told you so. and if you look at the regulations, which i consider the regulation cuts to be maybe even more impo

comments about extremism let me be clear extremism is not tolerated in any branch of the united states military. one day ahead of the biden inauguration a dozen national guard members have been removed as the fbi screens for security red flags, the guard telling newsnation citing operational security that it does not discuss the process or the outcome of betting. but defense officials say 10 soldiers were removed for reasons that did not involve extremism and not just a very short answer is that so that is that the vetting process obviously is working. >>the more troops pouring into the district today, this is joint base andrews just outside washington. these arrivals are from missouri, iowa and minnesota dc's mayor repeating her concerns about the chain of command, the soul. >>they are not accountable to which is part are which is a big issue for us. >>that being of soldiers securing an inauguration is normal but enhanced now because of the attack on the capital numerous veterans in the mob been arrested including a current member of the virginia national guard, the american people have demons

our fetishization of the united states military and military conduct. just as martin luther king talked about the fact that the buildup of the warmaking machine during the vietnam war was endangering citizens'rights back at home, you have to understand there are consequences for perpetual war. there are consequences for telling people the only way to protect america is to send u.s. troops out to every corner of the globe. and in fact these are largely political problems much more effectively met by diplomacy. then they are -- than they are by u.s. takes and planes. so we have to -- these are problems more effectively met by diplomacy than by u.s. takes and planes. so we have to have a compass of action -- we have to worry about the compass of action they exhibited. our move to d militarizing our approach to the world may contribute to d militarizing our politics here at home. that is a bigger discussion but i think it is important one for us to begin. major: to follow up would you imagine, senator murphy, gun control legislation the first year of the bi

for transgender personal if qualified in every other way can serve in the government in the united states military been 30 other executive orders, already signed by president biden raging from halting the border wall, reversing the travel ban on n muslim countries and ramping up vaccination supplies. he is setting a fierce pace but i presume at some point president biden will need congress to help him deliver bigger, more multifaceted policy shifts. barbara: yes, absolutely. he i setting the record for the president who signed the most executive orders in his first days at office. president trump president obama used executive orders. but mr. biden is making a deliberate attempt to get things going with a bang, doing a lot of overturning mr. trump's legacy on issues of immigration, climate change, and also putting forward measures to speed up dealing with the covid crisis. and he has the report -- he has the authority to do this but it is congress that allocates money. and a president that comes after him can overturn what he has done. in order to have a lasting impact funded with the money he wan

bus a man who is able to end a war of 150,000 soldiers coming home samantha can lead the united states military in a spirit of lifting the morale, providing stability and calling them the brave men and women that they are. let's support the waiver. vote yes on this resolution. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. the gentleman from washington reserves. the gentleman from alabama is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker, i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. smith: i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from nevada, mr. horsford. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. horsford: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you to the chairmanism rise today to speak in favor of granting a waiver for retired army general lloyd austin. and this historic nomination to serve as the 28th secretary of defense, the first african-american in u.s. history. for four decades, secretary designate austin served our nation valiantly in the united s

president donald trump stood by his decision with this claim last night at my direction the united states military executed a flawless strike that terminated the terrors ringleader responsible for gravely boarding and burger and thousands and thousands of people and hundreds and hundreds at least of americans. solo money has been killed and his bloody rampage is now for ever on a law for ayatollah khomeini so in mind he was a trusted confidant a member of his inner circle and a friend for more than 30 years almost 12 months on the commander in chief of iran's armed forces says he's not done avenging silliman his death. you know and built woman as a politician whenever it's possible we will take revenge we will take revenge on those who ordered so him on his assassination and the ones who carried out that assassination just hours after saw him on his body was laid to rest in his hometown of care mon on january 7th the revolutionary guard launched 13 missiles at the u.s. space assad in iraq no americans were killed attentions increased iran was on high alert and accidently shot down the ukrainian ai