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weon are also doing case in crosscutting ways and in new ways. if you look at that and you look at the investments we made in ourselves, , truly historic investments starting with infrastructure, chips, and then the aire, , giving as leadership of the technologies that will define the 21st economy when it comes to green economies. we are in with a question a much stronger position at home and abroad then we been in recent years. >> i've got to say though, i mean, if the choice is between a very sanguine secretary of state and easily excitable secretary of state, , i guess you go with sanguine. but we are a year away from an election where your guide is running against the other guy, and the other guy wants to dismantle everything that you just talked about. so i don't, i'm not really tracking your sanguine unity. [laughing] on this. i'll come back to that question and maybe there is a patch of. maybe you can't future proof the work that this administration has been over the past three years. by theth wake of there had been mistakes of my administ

never with the amplification and the acceleration of lies and misinformation and disinformation that weon have today. is so much more sophisticated by, you know, factor of, you know, so high i can't imagine. so i don't think we can say tech changed human nature but tech the went right to the -- >> human nature. >> that part of human nature that is most subject to fear and anger and hate because it was good business. i mean, a lot of these guys don't have a political agenda or if they have a political agenda they will say, oh, yeah, we want, you know, more people to have better lives and they have kind of optimistic left-leaning sort of analysis but their activities are driving more and more people into acting on their fears, acting on disinformation than was ever possible. you know, rwanda led to massacre because of radio. the balkan war against muslims was set by the radio and look at the damage it did. but now we can set people against one another so much more easily and with very little accountability and i think that is very much the challenge that we face in trying to figure out chif

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weon will also continue to seek open lines of.a communication at multiple levels including the seniormost level because we believe these channels are crucial for preventing competition from inadvertently veering into conflict. finally the united states will not be detoured or coerced. we will continue to fly, fail and operate safely and responsibly wherever international law allows. the forces help sustain peace and stability in the indo pacific for decades and we will continue to do so every day. so i hope today's announcement can help increase understanding here in washington, across the indo pacific and around the world about why the pla's operational behavior is so concerning. thank you and i will turn over to the admiral before we open it up to questions. >> thanks. good to see you. thanks for inviting me and to all of the when the audience i've spoken to many of you but i'm honored to be year and i think you for participating. he talked about the perspective into thein challenges that exist as it applies to the prc activity described in the report. i am here to talk about these conc

if you cannot see the dichotomy between what weon are saying on this and our colleagues on the left, pay attention mama. i wish this was not a political issue to be honest with you i wish we could all agree that having six and half million people it enter our country illegally is not a sustainable model. we cannot afford it. we bring in five chile dollars if the american taxpayer the hard-working american taxpayer we are spending $7 trillion to bring in 6 million people that we cannot afford. enough is enough. and that is why we have hearings like this to let them know we are fighting tirelessly just for our country we are not xenophobic. trust me, i am not racist i just want my country back. thank you b also much for being here you'll back the rest of my time thank you progressive judgment yields back the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona and i were able to be in new york city last week, i recognize for five minutes per. >> thank you thanks for your hospitality. surely appreciate it. you're both politicians are you familiar with good policy you familiar with that? lecture

they react, that we we will know ife the city gets dosed with it and will be able to counteract it, weon will how to respond. so in his mind he's doing something patriotic. i'm trying to prevent this catastrophe from happening so there's a lot of rational justification if you can come up for this so it is hard to walk the line between what is ethical and unethical? sydney thought when he was doing was ethical. he has a justification for a 50 thought in the cold war we are in a war. if stanley was doing the same stuff from one or two, i am just as justified in doing it during the cold war. at least was his rationalization. >> all right. we have about a minute left. one last question. very easy one. your career in the stacks and you more recently. ai is coming along. how is it going to impact your research and your w ability -- this is a one minute question. [laughing] >> okay. >> real quick. >> i don't think you can substitute human intelligence, the kind of work that marguerite harrisonor did where she is engaged in a very personal relationship with people who have information that other

i can tell you, we barely seen border patrol, a border patrol car just passed by, and weon not seen them here hardly at all today. why? because every proces alls seeind center here in san diegoo is filled to capacity, and soo k are the hotels. i had a moment to talk with the county, jim desmond, and ike asked jim desmond what wouldy to you say to president biden if you had an opportunity about the crisis that you're facing here in san diego county and this is what he had to say.d >> do o you have a message forpn president biden and the white house on this? becayopleo me, this is probabl the most important message that people are getting ou gettt right now. i mean, this is a national security and humanitarian hus. . y t >> this is well, actually, our county. we declared it to republicans and to democrats, just declared it a humanitarian crisis here in san diegoisis county. the message is, do your job. the federal government don't just have to do your job w and then drop people whenguidan you when you're done with them and give them no guidance or no help or anceo y to get to their sponsor

weon do not however support such activity when it's tied to payiv for play scheme disguises and il simply put is a collegiate sport environment has involve such of the motivations and goals of many collectives which are now trying to create competitive advantages and are not subject to title ix. we are already seeing collectives will not be easy too sustain. with the action from congress will continue to lack the ability to manage collegiate activities. with the student athlete should be classified as employees not only's employment status complexes contrary to the educational t model that is long flourished in america collegiate athletics big ten strongly supports congressional proposal that will codify benefits or student athletes guaranteed consistency acrossit states and sports without the need to classify student athletes as employees spread with many new challenges on the horizon look to congress for your partnership in helping us embracebr change o ensure we tackle new challenges effectively promoting college athletics thanknk you again for the i opportunity to appear befe you toda

the reason that we are seein og things around the world wheree s weon are fighting two different wars or because of the disastrous policies of this th, and whether it was empowering iran, whether it's weakening our own border, the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan. every single area that theyafgh engage in, they either fail or weaken f the strength of our country, and we cannot allow them to continue pushing thesee disastrous policies that not only hurt our countrese poliy, t our allies. we are seeing governors across the countr y step up and tryns to fight back against some of these outrageous policiee s, th including at the border, because what they have allowed to tak.e place is an absoluterae travesty. and it's, i think,sty. just onef the many examples where this administration has the american people and allowed their recklessness not only to weaken us at home, but certainly abroad, as we're seeing a unfold over the last several days and even months of the situation going on in. ukraine. >> all right, governor sarah sanders, you're doing a great job down there >> a in arkans