Welcome to inside story. Im ray suarez. From the olster hen and women of the 18th century, to the germans and austrians of the 19th, to the asians, southeastern European Jews and italians of the 19th and 20th centuries, lots of people professing many things, they had to make a journey from being them to being us. Millions of american muslims are still on that road for reasons involving culture, religion, national it security, and the obsessions of an anxious age. As they are a religious group rather than a national, racial or ethnic one, muslims defy easy caggization. They trace their heritage from dozens of countries. They are every race that come on this country from every corner of the globe. What they have in common is islam. And you have to go back to panics over roman agent lick immigration in the 16th century to find a similar hostility in american life. A front running president ial candidate is suggesting barring muslims from entry into the country, and others rejection, mosqu
Of the 18th century, to the germans and austrians of the 19th, to the asians, southeastern European Jews and italians of the 19th and 20th centuries, lots of people professing many things, they had to make a journey from being them to being us. Millions of american muslims are still on that road for reasons involving culture, religion, national it security, and the obsessions of an anxious age. As they are a religious group rather than a national, racial or ethnic one, muslims defy easy caggization. They trace their heritage from dozens of countries. They are every race that come on this country from every corner of the globe. What they have in common is islam. And you have to go back to panics over roman agent lick immigration in the 16th century to find a similar hostility in american life. A front running president ial candidate is suggesting barring muslims from entry into the country, and others rejection, mosques, and outlawing the muslim legal tradition in local law. The institu
Bureaucracy, and our internal system designed to keep up with these small foes. Are we as a legacy industry ready to keep up the startups that are going to be challenging us and trying to kill our citizens . Thank you mr. Watts. My final point would be what we wanted terms of counterterrorism. This comes and and goes. We had al qaeda, before them, after then we have the Islamic State, today were talking about europe, i think we are likely to be talking about north africa six months or year from now. Yemen is on the rise as well. We go through these accelerated peaks and valleys where we get very mobilized around counterterrorism, we go flush it out and then we get upset again a year later when it comes back. So what is our objective and what is our tolerance for risk for terrorism . I dont we have a good handle on that. We get these emotional points right now where we react strongly and we take aggressive action. But what are the four by things we can do in counterterrorism over the ho
Challenges facing u. S. Cyber command. I would like to thank you for convening this forum. Its an honer to represent the individuals of this fine organization. Im grateful and humbled by the opportunity to lead this impressive team. Im confident you would be proud of the men and women of u. S. Cyber command if you saw their commitment to mission and hard earned successes on a daily basis as i am fortunate to do. While my written statement goes into detail, i would like to highlight the challenges we face in todays environment. And some of the initiatives the command is pursuing to meet those challenges. Over the last year, we have seen an increase of Cyberspace Operations by state and nonstate actors. We have seen a wide range of malicious cyber activities aimed against government and private sector. At u. S. Cyber command, we focus on actors that pose a threat to our National Interest through cyberspace. Nations still represent the gravest threat to security. But we continue to watch
Obviously im not sure if those twoyear Program Programs would be to the extreme detriment of our university because in some ways those two years may or may not carry with it the client of quality that will prepare them to matriculation to agriculture or engineering or Veterinary School or even business so im not as privy to provide the real data to respond to how we would directly impact tuskegee but let me say this. I believe Tuskegee University will remain strong and ending performance and outcomesbased model as we continue to track our successes and document and also ensure that we continue to make a valueadded pitch to students about the value of attending our institution for full four years for their matriculation. Host david from los angeles, go ahead. Caller good morning gentlemen. Guest good morning. Caller my point is and it goes to the question of funding. A little of history at why these institutions were established in the first place. As you very well know they were pretty