Briana scurry tommy smyth and jere longman. The womens game is groaning in leaps and bounds and this victory here i mean the only thing that could have been better charlie, was that if the u. S. Had beaten england on july 4th. That would have been the best. Rose the greek referendum and the World Cup Final when we continue. Rose funding for charlie rose has been provided by rose additional funding provided by and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and Information Services worldwide. Captioning sponsored by Rose Communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. Rose one of the worlds oldest democracies has spoken am greek voters took to the polls on sunday to vote in a referendum called last week by Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras the vote was a rejection of austerity. More than 60 voted against the terms set by the countrys international creditors, officials warn greece could be rejected from the eurozone. Prime minister tsipras hailed the vote as a brave c
Prime minister Alexis Tsipras hailed the result as a brave choice and also said greece would go back to the negotiating table. Megan greene is the chief economist at asset management. The senior fellow of international economics. And the president and founder of eurasia group, i am pleased to have them on this program. Megan, let me start with you in athens. What is the aftermath to this vote . Megan there is still a sense of defiance. It became really clear the new vote was going to win and people said, at least we are standing up to the creditors. When i woke up this morning, the lines at the atms were even longer. There was concern about what this means. Tomorrow, euro zone leaders will get together in brussels and try to hand out an idea. I think that is probably not likely especially in light of this no vote. Charlie your reaction to this vote and what it means for the rest of us . There are many mysteries and one of them is that the greeks apparently think the reason they have no
Results of the survey so stay tuned. So let me set the stage for a few minutes on a project on cyber enabled Economic Warfare really got started. It really had its genesis back in the 1990s in discussions with incredible smart people at the Smith Richardson foundation that is sponsored this work, but the intersection of economic and security. In 1997 the Asian Financial crisis it, remember . Began in thailand and the contagion quickly spread to indonesia, south korea, malaysia, the countrys throughout the region. Foreign debt to gdp ratios rose over 180 during the worst of the crisis. Writes occur, governments fell. The causes of the crisis were varied but most experts think it was the combination of crony capitalism, and economic bubble flooding the market with cheap money, and a simultaneous slump in semiconductor values with the rise in u. S. Dollar. What would it mean to relations, taiwan and china . What would it do to radical groups . It was the malaysian Prime Minister at the ti
The cia and George Washington university cohost of this intelligence and National Security conference. This is an hour and 10 minutes [inaudible conversations] good morning and welcome to the Fourth Annual ethos and professional intelligence conference presented by the Central Intelligence agency and the George Washington university. I am Frank Cilluffo andia i dirt their center for cyber and National Security and will serve as you emcee for the day. Im truly excited that gw is once again partnering with cih opposes most important event. Before we get started i ask that you please silence your mobile devices and cell phones. Please note that the conference is open to the press and is being webcastei live and being recorded through the comments from this stage of all the speakers, panelists and moderators are all on the record record. Our theme for the conference this years achieving strategic advantage and today we will attempt to provide insight on how america continues to achieve str
A veryk, you do have closely held economy, it is centralized. They have a lot of debt building effective shifted from one hand to the other. You can have a miniature kicking the can down the road but it will not become systemic and a horrible crime. This is a stability type question. You someone traveling around china doing a story. Cities relied on seal for their only out ports. People have taken pay cuts. They are being retrained. Is that going to happen quickly enough, or do you think there still is this sort of string of social unrest because the transition to the new economy is not happening fast enough . Unfortunately, the data we use to have about the social unrest is not recorded anymore. We know for sure there is a great amount of dislocation that is happening as china is beginning to move out of what it calls old industry. Moving its workers into the new economy and digital age. Plaster, there was a lot of talk coal laying off steel and workers and transferring them into a hi