the head of the us senate intelligence committee said that more than half of the american youth follow the news from tik tok and that is why tik tok is a threat to the national security of the united states. if you think that china cannot change the algorithms so that the news published on tik tok reflects the views of the communist party itself, you are wrong. you have not understood the threat and i will start the third case of tonight's program with two pieces of news . discussions about the deployment of ground forces and the delivery of taurus cruise missiles to ukraine were discussed. according to reuters, the minister of defense of finland also spoke against the deployment of infantry to the territory of ukraine. no one really wants to deploy military force in ukraine. however , there are still discussions in this connection. so we have to stop talking here. on the other hand, we notice that they are still talking about sending long-range missiles to ukraine to be if all of us have always emphasized that these missiles cannot be decisive for this war. of course , there are missi

the head of the us senate intelligence committee said that more than half of american youths follow the news from tik tok and that's it. the reason for tik tok is the threat to american national security. if you think that china can't change the algorithms than the news published on tik tok it should reflect the views of the communist party itself . you are wrong , you have not understood the nature of the threat, and i will start the third case of tonight's program with two news, minister. germany demanded to stop discussions about the deployment of ground forces and the delivery of taurus cruise missiles to ukraine. according to the reuters network, the minister of defense of finland also spoke against the sending of infantry to the territory of ukraine. no one really wants to deploy military forces in ukraine . however, there are still discussions in this connection. so we have to stop talking here. on the other hand, we observe there is still talk about sending long-range missiles to ukraine. if all of us have always emphasized that these missiles cannot be decisive for this war. of

so, at a meeting of the us senate intelligence committee, a report on the russian-ukrainian war was presentedh directly states that there is no need to be afraid of russia. russia, according to the head of us national intelligence, ms. haines, is not looking for a direct conflict with nato and will not dare to use nuclear weapons against the alliance. tries to lull the whole world to sleep, telling them that nothing terrible is happening now, and nothing terrible will happen in the near future, then, in fact, the main thesis, since we are not afraid, then let’s put a little more pressure on russia and save the ukrainian junta, from the arguments, moscow is achieving an ever greater advantage in ukraine. the report states that the russian military industry. according to the head of the national intelligence service, putin is sincerely convinced that nato expansion and support for ukraine is an attempt to weaken russian power, and if putin is sincerely convinced, intelligence concludes, then putin is going to the end, well, that is, there is time to stop if the white house does not will push th

mohammad hossein haji, head of the us senate intelligence committee , described the tik tok social network as a serious security threat to america. mark warner , on the eve of the review of the tik tok ban in the us house of representatives, in a conversation with cbs , accused china of collecting information through this social network. warner said that more than half of american youth follow the news from tik tok kenan and this is a threat to our national security. if you think that china cannot change the algorithms so that the news published on tik tok reflects the views of the communist party itself , you are wrong, you have not understood the nature of the threat. searches in spatial tabs . according to tass news agency, european scientists found out that using computer vision methods, the images received from the radar can be analyzed. and analyzed and tracked the small and imperceptible particles of space tongues. this technology for maps removal of space tabs is used in low earth orbit and reduces the probability of collision of space devices with space tabs. thank you for your co

cia director william burns said this in advance. during hearings in the us senate intelligence committee according to him, with the new aid package, ukraine will be able to hold its own in 2024 and 2025. otherwise, according to the chief american intelligence officer, the refusal of the us to provide additional military aid threatens ukraine with significant territorial losses already within the current year. well, that is also pleasing the information that vasyl already voiced before the beginning of my column, that perhaps today they will make a decision to send us atakams, and we will also receive some zasiks... well, we will also receive somewhere around 300 million dollars of aid, well, but agree, we need more. unfortunately, the allocation of this aid by the congress of the united states of america continues to be delayed. there they invented a new reason for the delay. speaker of the house, pro-trump mike johnson, and key committee chairs are crafting their own relief bill ukraine. this was reported by journalists of the american television channel nbc news. citing three sources i

at a meeting of the us senate intelligence committee , a report was presented on the russian-ukrainianstates that there is no need to be afraid of russia. russia, according to the head of us national intelligence, haynes, is not looking for a direct conflict with nato, and will not dare to use nuclear weapons against the alliance. further, in fact, the main thesis: since we are not afraid, then let’s fall on russia and save the ukrainian junta. from the arguments, moscow is achieving an ever-increasing advantage in ukraine. the russian military industry is increasing production. putin is convinced that nato expansion and support for ukraine is an attempt to weaken russian power. and if putin is convinced, concludes that if he gets scouted, then putin will go to the end. that is, if the white house does not push through the decision to provide kiev with a new package of military assistance, then new territorial losses cannot be avoided. the head of the cia also spoke out. he said that negotiations between kiev and moscow are possible, but only after kiev... the united states calls on uk

now, along with the us secretary of state on snape, top us intelligence agency direct is testifying before the us senate committee about weld wide threats. the chapman of the senate select committee on intelligence center to loc luna remarked that israel's conduct tenants one does that will threaten to undermine support for israel. israel's work in some us ation on the difficulty of using military force, allowed to eradicate a non saying after embedded in a civilian population, especially one that has been so adept that using underground tunnels. and i worry, the prime minister netanyahu was conduct in the war, threatens to undermine support for israel in the long term, including in the united states. joining us live on the sky from boston, massachusetts, as glen call. he is a full met, the deputy national intelligence office of transnational threats out the c. i a thank you for joining the program. i want to start with those comments that we just had that by send. it's a mock, we're not talking about the will in gaza. why is for us worried about israel support being undermined? oh, well, that's, i think a softba

now, us intelligence agency directors have been testifying before the us senate committee about worldwide security threats. the chairman of the senate select committee on intelligence center, month buena, vermont. but israel is conduct and it's one gaza will threaten to undermine support israel, of israel's war against him. os station on the difficulty of using military force allowed to radically a non saying after embedded in a civilian population, especially one that has been so adept that using underground tunnels. and i worry, the prime minister netanyahu conduct in the war threatened us to undermine support for israel in the long term, including in the united states. so i'll just, there was mike kind of joins us live now from capitol hill, mike. so what else of intelligence? she's been saying about israel's war on god. well, it was nicole knew that was said publicly about that ongoing wall. the director of the c i a william burns has returned from his 8 strip to the middle east this past weekend. he says that everybody is continuing to work towards getting that cease fire in place a

the us senate select committee on intelligence has held its annual hearing on threats, facing the country, senior intelligence leaders to questions on issues ranging from ukraine to yvonne, as well as his records ongoing, more on gas, on my kind of has moved from washington among those being questioned the director of the c, i a who returned this weekend from his 8, stripped to the middle east of civil began in october. he reiterated statements by president biden, that the aim is to create a 3 step process in which a c spot is established. palestinian prisoners are released in exchange for is really captives in casa, and there's a search in humanitarian really. i don't think anybody can guarantee success. what i think you can guarantee is that the alternatives are worse for innocent civilians in gaza or suffering under desperate conditions. for the hostages and their families who are suffering also under a very desperate conditions, the hearing was interrupted several times by audience members protesting against us involvement. and israel's will. i'm gone. so i want to give you a chance a

on top of us, intelligence officials have been testifying before the us senate committee about worldwide threats. it's tremendous and it's a mountain warner remarks. israel's conduct and it's warrant garza will try to undermine support for israel, palestinian children forcibly displace from their homes opposite and remedy them in you and run shelters. as israel continues it's offensive, parents are trying to preserve a sense of normalcy. do you need any other thoughts the, the trying to get the who's around them? these parents put on a brave face for the children, the so they can feel the joy of ramadan. it's only the briefest of moments. for the kid, i think it's unfortunate one more time that she smelled like before we left many loved ones. i lost my found that i'm left only with my mother. thousands of women killed thousands more to thousands of children, killed thousands my wife and just thought i would deep when you're trying to paint a smile. and i will survive in children's faces. palestinians choosing tubes of ramadan, fostering an irony not lost on people. he's been denied acces

how to the top us intelligence agency direct is all testifying before the us senate committee about world wide threats, which i'm in of the senate select committee on intelligence. and it's a mock luna lock that as well as conduct and it's gone gone. so will threaten to undermine support face ro, israel's work in some us ation on the difficulty of using military force alone to radically a non scene after embedded in a civilian population. especially one that has been so adept at using underground tunnels. and i worry, the prime minister netanyahu conduct in the war threatens to undermine support for israel in the long term, including in the united states. okay, and call is former deputy national intelligence office that's trans national threats at c i a he says he is. and that as well as conduct and it's one gods, a will undermine support as well. wherever the objectives are one support for them or not, of israel in its invasion. the means are, it is using to pursue them, which means a conventional military invasion is, are very poorly suited to achieve the object, which you can't destroy

senator mark warner will join us right now. the senate intelligence committee chairman.e? >> absolutely. neil, i've been on your show many, many times talking about the national security threat that is posed by having a platform that 170 million americans use on average 90 minutes a day. china is collecting this data about lots of americans. and what is even more problematic for me is, you know, the genius of tik tok is, it knows what you like before you know what you like. a lot of young people get all of their news. they could switch the algorithm and suddenly all the tik tok videos could be promote taiwan will be part of china and -- >> neil: no, you obviously eloquently put the key arguments here. it doesn't look like chuck schumer either agrees or sees the need to do something right now. that could change. is it your understanding that it will and the senate will take up the matter? >> listen, neil, i know senate never moves quickly on anything. my friends in the house, it was a huge vote. 352 votes. it was just yesterday. i think schumer -- i've had preliminary con

us injured in fall back. that's a 100 kilometers from israel sold on top us intelligence officials have been testifying before the us senate committee about what threats it's. chapman said it's a month warner a month as well conduct and it's one gaza will threaten to undermine supposed to israel. us up to the state, anthony blink. and has promised an additional $100000000.00 for you and but for us to stabilize hate to the spoken emergency tubes with cowardly and leaders in jamaica, members of the carrier come block are discussing a proposal to foss truck, a political transition in hate to a government declared a state of emergency last week and security forces are struggling to contain criminal guns in the capital. fremont as the area already is in puerto rico and gung leaders. i've warned him against returning i think today's meeting on so critical thinking turn off together is testament to, to make is leadership. leadership in the industry, share leadership at a critical moment. but also kind of model for all of us. everybody agreed to the urgent need for the establishment of a presidential council. everybody agreed that that pres

department, a company like guns to turnover data from american use us and perhaps even influence the elections. i recent senate intelligence committee or in feature this exchange, isn't it true that under chinese law, the chinese communist party says that data you're gaining access to in order to make your algorithm work, we want a copy of that data. if they said that to bite dance in the future by chance would have to give it to that's my understanding. and if they went to them and said, we want you to change your algorithms. so that american start seeing videos that hurt this candidate or help that candidate in the upcoming election by the answer have to do that under chinese law. that's my understanding. but the opponents of the bun argue that this legislative bush to buy tick tock cus could infringe on free speech rights in a letter to congress, several organizations to get it to see for the buddies. the utah are rights and, and place is a sheep organization said if passed by congress and enacted into law a nationwide bound on tick tock would have serious ramifications for free expression in the digital sphere infringing on amer

you as of english section at hazy level today to now taught us intelligence agency directors have been testifying before the us senate committee about world wide threats. the chapman of the senate select committee on intelligence center to monk warner has remarks that as well as conduct and his school and gaza will threaten to undermine support israel. israel's war against him on station, on the difficulty of using military force, allowed to radically a non staying after embedded in a civilian population, especially one that has been so adept at using underground tunnels. and i worry, the prime minister netanyahu conduct in the war threatened us to undermine support for israel, in the long term, including in the united states as case my kind of here has been following the hearings from the capitol hill. so we had that sound bite that give us a bit more context. what else was the intelligence chief saying in relation to as well as go on gaza as well. the director of the ca, william burns, has just for to in this we can from is a visit to the region since the war began. i t reiterated the by didn't ministrations position essenti

that is how i was just seeing the, the how one us intelligence agency directors have been testifying for senate committee about world wide threats. chairman of the senate select committee on intelligence and it's a mock lunette remarked israel's conduct and it's more than gaza threatens to undermine support for the country. israel's work in some us ation on the difficulty of using military force, allowed to eradicate a non saying after embedded in a civilian population, especially one that has been so adept at using underground tunnels. and i worry, the prime minister netanyahu was conduct in the war, threatened us to undermine support for israel in the long term, including in the united states, to my kind of joins us now from capitol hill. like what else has the intelligent chips been saying about israel is born garza i'm the director of the ca, william burns, has just for to and from is a visit to the middle east. he reiterated with a bite in administration position and being in terms of reaching a ceasefire. a 3 step process. he explained one to get a ceasefire in place to allow for the cap is being h

the senate intelligence committee chair told us he supports expediting the bill. >> they are attracting an enormous amount of personal data about americans. it knows what you like before you may know and that kind of personal data, the 107 million americans who are on for 90 minutes per day, if you do not think that is a security risk or you could be blackmailed at some future time by agents of the chinese government, you do not understand the unfortunate real world we live in. >> the top u.s. diplomat to china has hit out against beijing's objections to a possible ban. ambassador nicholas byrne spoke with our chief north asia correspondent stephen engle. >> we have heard a number of complaints from the government in beijing this week about the american debate on tiktok. i find it supremely ironic. government officials here are using the x platform to criticize the united states. they do not give their own citizens the right to use x, instagram, facebook, google. it is ironic indeed the government is complaining about a process where they shut down access for 1.4 billion chinese to all

join us inged in fire inspiringg minds as they share their opinions on the issues that are important to them and affect ou. the chair of the senate intelligence committee, mark warner td security at a crowded strike summit in washington d.c. ♪■ ♪ ♪ all right, here we are. i am very, very happy to have senator warner here with us. mool here note senator warner's background the governor of virginia and senator hirono in virgini and as the chair of the senate select committee on intelligenc stexperts up on the hill in this space certainly from a nationalt relates to cyber. it is such an important role that he has. i'v have had the pleasure of chatting with him previously on a number of these issues. having been in front over the years. so, welcome. ksh a lot of your constituents here? what's the most important question how we live in virginia? those of you who don't, why [laughter] i'm a little intimidate most crowds i go to i can pull off being the fiber guy. this is not the crowd i could pull off being the cyber guy but i'm looking forward to the conversations. >> it's so take. we've got a lot of folks from the executive branch of her a lot from the def

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. >>> senate intelligence committee chairs mark warner and marco rubio join us to discuss the worldwidehreats facing america. >>> it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation." we are coming off a big week in politics, but there are challenges ahead, particularly with the war between israel and hamas reaching a critical point, as the holy month of ramadan begins. we turn to the crisis in the middle east and renewed fears of violence in jerusalem. i do want to note that we have an extensive bipartisan conversation with the chairs of the senate intelligence committee that will be coming up in a moment. we're going to begin with senator bernie sanders from burlington, vermont. good morning to you, senator. >> good morning. >> you have long been a critic of israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. te other night president biden was heard on a hot mic after the state of the union address saying he has to have a come to jesus talk with netanyahu about letting humanitarian aid in to gaza. have you spoken to president biden about whether he's had

us intelligence agencies have said the country is facing an increasingly fragile world order, including escalating confrontation with china and russia. agency chiefs told members of the senate intelligence committeea was providing increasing economic and security assistance to russia since moscow's invasion of ukraine. india's government has announced plans to enact a controversial citizenship law that has been criticised for being anti—muslim. it will allow non—muslim religious minorities from pakistan, bangladesh, and afghanistan to seek citizenship. the authorities say it will help those facing persecution. the law was passed in 2019, sparking deadly protests. donald trump has cautioned against banning tiktok in the united states. it marks a major reversal ahead of a potential vote in congress on forcing the apps chinese owners to sell. presidentjoe biden says he will sign the bill if it passes. america's top diplomat is injamaica, for crisis talks on the worsening violence in haiti. the eu has evacuated all of its diplomatic staff from the island nation, after large scale jail breaks involving around 4,000 prisoners. antony blinken said that the united states would contribute additional fundi

senate banking committee on thursday. a former google software engineer has been charged in the us with stealing trade secrets about artificial intelligencewo chinese companies. joao da silva in singapore has the details. it's a story that reads very much like a spy novel in the age of intensifying competition for al supremacy. according to the indictment, he was hired by google as a software engineer in 2019. a few years later, he allegedly began uploading information stored in google's network to a personal google account. meanwhile, he was also spending time in china, where a startup tech firm offered him the job of chief technology officer and a salary of nearly $15,000 a month. he also started his own tech firm there with a focus on al. the prosecutors say all of this was happening without him telling google about his work for those other companies. just before the end of 2023, he returned to the us, booked a one way ticket from san francisco to beijing and resigned. that's when google really took action, search his activity history, saw the unauthorized uploads and alerted the authorities. he stands accused of stealing more than 500

senator warner here with us. i think most folks here know senator warner's background as a governor of virginia and the senator here in virginia and as the chair of the select committee on intelligencely one of the foremost experts i think up on the hill in that space, certainly fro national security perspective, but specifically as relates to cyber. it's such an important role that he has. i've had the pleasure of■ chatting with him previously on a number of these issues, having been in front of h them over the years. a lot of your constituents here. >> most important question, how many of you all live in virginia? [laughter] >>ho ofdon't, why not? >> no, i'm a little intimidated. like in most crowds i can go b cyber guy, but this is not■ toe cyber guy. >> it's important to get your take, a lot of folks from the industrial they've been involved in the space for such a long time and they certainly understand the risk, but i'm a believer in holistic response which them having the authority that legislative branch is able to provide. that perspective, i think, is really, really important. >> okay, so far. i mean, congress has been so functioning recently. >> all right. >> you know, th

china committee looking into the way foreign adversaries are capitalizing on us in some ways by using tiktok. but for the senate's part we did have a bipartisan statement from the heads of the intelligence, i'm talking about senator mark warner and marco rubio. i want to read you part of it. they said, "we were encouraged by today's strong bipartisan vote in the house of representatives and look forward to working together to get this bill passed through the senate and signed into law. chris, i'm told that certainly senate leadership were keeping a very close eye to see how the vote unfolded in the house today with such a strong overwhelmingly bipartisan showing here. they are inclined i'm told to potentially put this on the floor. but still as you gauged from leader schumer here, as you gauged from some of the other folks opposed to this including republicans who cited first amendment protections, civil liberties protections, they're kind of slow-walking this as of now and it's not clear if they're going to put it on the floor anytime soon. >> julie tsirkin, thank you for that. >>> and a california congressman who was one of just 65 no votes on the bill joins me in our next hour to exp

, at a key member of the senate foreign relations committee, senator, thanks so much for joining us. we have a lot to discuss, but first the us director of national intelligence is now warning that russia, china, north korea, and iran are cooperating more closely together. how concerned are you buy that? and what should the us be doing to try to prevent some sort of full scale alliance between these, these, these countries well, listen, i mean, this is no secret. these have long been us adversaries. they are often in ad hoc cooperation with each other. but part of that cooperation is derived from desperation russia has very few friends left that can supply it with the technology necessary to carry out this war in ukraine. and it's not good news for russia that they are reliant on the north koreans and their stone age technology in order to perpetuate this war inside ukraine. so yes, we have to take continued steps in large part through sanctions policy finn through secondary sanctions to try to cut down on the transfer of goods between these nations. but it's not necessarily a sign of strength that russia, who was hoping to be reliant on big, more modern indu

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it came during testimony as part of a senate intelligence committee hearing on global threats. joining usho asked the question that elicited the response from director burns, democratic member of the intelligence committee, senator michael bennet of colorado. he also traveled to the middle east recently where he met israeli and palestinian leaders. we'll get to that. two burning crises in the world. let's stay on ukraine for a moment. can you explain how dire the situation is? how long can ukraine continue while the u.s. sits waiting to vote and waiting to get aid to ukraine? >> mika, thanks for having me. ukraine started battling putin with their bare hands, and now they're having to do it again. they're out of bullets. because we have not come forward with this aid. even though they have done absolutely everything the world could have asked them to do. nobody could have imagined the success that they have had on the battlefield because of their bravery and because of their courage and because they are fighting, as president zelenskyy says, not just for ukraine but for democracy. they un

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over insurance and real estate markets and risks posed by using artificial intelligence in the financial sector on the senate banking committee of, this is about two hours and 15 minutes. >>> the committee on banking, housing will come to order. secretary yellen , who has been flexible on the schedule and we had to change the time from yesterday to today, she has to leave at 11:30 and we will respect that. i will enforce the five minute rule on myself and everybody else. . for a long time it has been clear what gets rewarded on wall street, bigger risks mean profit and that means more stock options which means fatter bonuses and then we end up with a wall street culture that glorifies a it leads to an economy of excess and a shrinking middle class. that is how we got east palestine. and the ceo of stellantis making three times what the average worker makes. we saw that plan play out with poorly-run banks putting profits above risk management. and small businesses all over the country worry about how they can make their payroll. regulators had to step in, they always do, to protect the economy as the executives walked away pre

us senator. he still is a member of the senate foreign relations committee, even though no longer chairman, he gave up the chairmanship, but he is getting classified briefings highly intelligence-related briefings. yeah. is there any way to remove him from that reduce his security credentials? >> so it's very difficult in this scenario, he had to step down from the chairman ship, but it is in this case, i would imagine that the justice department and the intelligence community community would feel very strong only that he should not have access to classified information. he is alleged to have an acting as a foreign agent for both the governments of egypt and qatar. so two different governments that the justice department says, he engaged in actions on behalf of those foreign governments in his official capacity as a senator, as the chairman of the committee so i would expect that it is a difficult position. the justice department can't force a senator not to have access to information if he is in the committee. but it puts the intelligence community and the justice department in an incredibly difficult national security positions certainly does. and i suspect there'll be withh

used geo location along with their zip code informaton to target these kids. said he'd sign the bill into law, but it would have to pass a sluggish u.s. senate first. leaders of the senate intelligence committeeexpressed support. >> this is a national security issue. >> reporter: but whether china would allow a sale, and who would buy tiktok are open and questions remain about first amendment rights. >> passing a bill that could lead to an interruption or an elimination of the app is a huge monumental decision that i wish more people understood. >> reporter: in a statement to cbs news, tiktok says the legislative process was secretive, and that the bill was jammed through. they argue because they say it's a ban. former president trump has opposed this bill, and norah, that could be impactful with the now pivotal republican u.s. senators. >> scott macfarlane, thank you so much. >>> now to that sweeping racketeering case against donald trump in georgia. a fulton county judge today dismissing six of the 41 counts against the former president and top allies rudy giuliani and mark meadows. it's considered a legal setback for prosecutors, but trump still faces ten charges that could result in decad

us on radio svoboda. thank you. a delay in providing military aid to ukraine will allow russia to seize more ukrainian territories. this was stated by cia director william burns during public hearings in the senate intelligence committeeto the assessment of american intelligence services, without additional american assistance , ukraine may lose part of the territories returned during offensive in the 22nd year. if aid is not allocated in ukraine, then we will see new avdiyivka - said the head of the cia, referring to the retreat of the ukrainian army from avdiivka after a months-long defensive operation. this aid is especially relevant against the background of the growth of projectile production in russia and moscow's purchases of ammunition from north korea and irani according to the director of the cia, william berntz, the refusal to finance military aid to ukraine will be a large-scale historical mistake. the allocation of 60 billion dollars to ukraine, which the white house is requesting from the congress, will significantly change the situation on the battlefield, american intelligence services predict, they believe that the ukrainian army will be able not only to hold on to its current positions, but also that

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us on trade, space infrastructure, including the telecom infrastructure in space. when mark warner, democratic senator, marco rubio, the republican senator, who were the chair and vice chair of the intelligence committeeng member or chairmen, chair and vice chair, they both agree that they can tighten this bill up but you have to take this step against tiktok appeared as bad as it may be for some people who rely on tiktok for all of their enterta, their ability to make a living, for all of their friendships, there is something that trumps that. at the national security of the united states. >> dana: some people, i would add, their news come as well. ap poll this last year, jesse, people were informed that tiktok is owned by a company controlled by the ccp, 60% of people said, well, that's not a good idea. lets figure out a way to make some common sense decisions h here. >> jesse: it's more about control. and so the chinese have tiktok. we have twitter and facebook. the government doesn't really have twitter like they used too, so they only really can control facebook. they can't get into musk's back door like they can with zuckerberg. you have this other app over here, tiktok, and the federal governme

senate side tomorrow. the house intelligence committee will hold its annual threat assessment hearing. lawmakers will hear from the heads of the major intelligence agencies. joining usre the ranking member of that committee and the chairman a democrat jim himes and chairman republican mike turner. gentlemen, thanks for being here. mr. chairman, that soundbite is sounds very ominous. are you all seeing intel that matches that of the threat assessment being very, very high? >> absolutely, and it's great that director wray has been so forthcoming. you know, this is a very rare series of hearings both today in front of the the senate and tomorrow in want from of the house where people get to see a public hearing where the intelligence communities are able to visit with intelligence, defense and law enforcement. director wray has been, you know, as he has been saying all lights are flashing red. and he, of course, attributes this directly to what is happening at the southern border. people who have entered the country which they don't have an understanding of where they might be or what their intentions are. but they do know of the nexus between a relationship between th

intelligence committee chair mike turner who represents the ohio district where former president trump spoke last night. thanks for joining us this morning. the former president was in your district campaigning for a senate candidate that you do not support, but you have endorsed president trump. what's your reaction to comments like that? >> i think, you know, first off, i want to congratulate you, martha, that you correctly identified the comments made by the president were about the auto industry. people who came from mexico, who were given permission to import into the united states. i was not at the rally, but it's important that be accurately portrayed. there are statement that is he makes that many americans would not agree with, and many americans would agree with it. when you talk about what's happening at the border, this is absolutely a crisis that's created by this administration. 8 million people have come across the border. almost the entire population of ohio. director wray of the fbi's saying this absolutely represents a national security threat, that there are people who have come across the border who have ties to terrorist groups and organizations. we just last week had a hearing, and