The we that has to develop this . The executive branch. The focus of the bill is that we are requesting the executive branch of the administration develop broadband strategy, a national strategy, a comprehensive and public strategy, so that recognizing the challenges and threats, as we might term them, that come from the development of 5g technologies in other countries, that we from a government perspective or a private sector perspective, and from a public perspective, understand these challenges and potential threats and that we are moving toward a place to be able to ensure Greater Development of 5g technology in the u. S. , that we raise recognition among the public o of the challenges that exist in this space, and about ideally we ensure we are protecting American Consumers and companies and their data. Peter is this a nationalization of 5g, in a sense representative . Representative spanberger it is a recognition that when we are developing such a significant , when wey such as
Prepared me for my time in congress is my whole background is asking questions. T one of inquiry, trying to figure out whats missing to fully understand thing. I think has a legislator in order to make good policy, we have to be able to ask really probing questions, to recognize what could be the potential outcomes of our policy ideas, and whether or not those outcomes are going to actually meet our desired goals. So i think its a good background for a new lawmaker. You talk about where you served and if any of your work involved iran and Irans Nuclear ambitions. I was under cover with my time in the agency. I worked based in the u. S. For a time. I was based in europe and on the west coast of the United States. I did work iranian specific issues, yes, specifically related to science and technology developments. Whats your assessment of president trumps strategy when it comes to iran right now . The challenge that i see with the strategy is that there doesnt appear to be a very consist
Coming up on waington journal, we talked about camping 2024n the future of the Republican Party. Jesse burns, Senior Editor of th hill, previews the week ahead on the campaign trail. Also, we discuss veterans and military issues. Washington journal starts now. Host it is washington journal for august 7, a poll asked respondents about overall confidence in the u. S. Military. There were fluctuations over several decades, current results show that americans are less likely to express a great deal or a lot of confidence in the military. We will show you those results. To start the program, we want your thoughts on your current level of confidence in the American Military and tell us why you have confidence or do not have confidence. Republicans 202 7488001, democrats 202 7488000 and independents 202 7488002. For active and former military members, 202 7488003. You can use the same number to text us this morning. You can post on social media at facebook. Com cspan or cspanwj on twitter and
Good morning, good afternoon and good evening wherever you are. I hope youre safe and above all healthy. Im the senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment center of peace and i host a series of virtual conversations on critical important issues. Im truly pleased to welcome to the show a friend and colleague of many years, david satterfield. I first met david when we were both working in the bureau of intelligence and research he was on temporary assignment and i was doing lebanon and pella sitting in during the 1982 invasion and the tragedy that followed american policy. David has had his distinguished career in the foreign service. He has a capacity to read the real estate of a complex region accurately and to do so with great power and with great impressions. Seeing the world the way it is, i would argue can be very discouraging, sometimes paralytic. Seeing the world the way it is is critically important if we are going to have any attempt at trying to change it. Welcome to carnegie con
Good morning, good afternoon and good evening wherever you are. I hope youre safe and above all healthy. Im the senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment center of peace and i host a series of virtual conversations on critical important issues. Im truly pleased to welcome to the show a friend and colleague of many years, david satterfield. I first met david when we were both working in the bureau of intelligence and research he was on temporary assignment and i was doing lebanon and pella sitting in during the 1982 invasion and the tragedy that followed american policy. David has had his distinguished career in the foreign service. He has a capacity to read the real estate of a complex region accurately and to do so with great power and with great impressions. Seeing the world the way it is, i would argue can be very discouraging, sometimes paralytic. Seeing the world the way it is is critically important if we are going to have any attempt at trying to change it. Welcome to carnegie con