Mr. Mccabe thank you for inviting me to speak to you here tonight. It is truly an honor [indiscernible] large andfrankly has as terrifying as hello you are now, but to do it on the hundredth anniversary of the new school. Congratulations on your anniversary and for making that a part of it. Tonight, i would like to talk to you about loyalty, and about how my experiences in the fbi showed me the majesty and power of loyalty at its best. And the danger and manipulation of loyalty in pursuit of selfinterest. Fbi, fidelity,e bravery, integrity, so it begins with fidelity. Fidelity, what is that . The quality or state of being faithful. And what is faithful . According to miriam webster, faithful is steadfast affection or allegiance and loyal. So i think it is appropriate that at the fbi you begin swearing an oath of loyalty to the concepts and principles that we dedicate [indiscernible] during the course of our career. My beginning took place on a hot sunday night in july of 1996. Attorney
Anniversary and for making that a part of it. Tonight, i would like to talk to you about loyalty, and about how my experiences in the fbi showed me the majesty and power of loyalty at its best. And the danger and manipulation of loyalty in pursuit of selfinterest. The motto of the fbi, fidelity, bravery, integrity, so it begins with fidelity. Fidelity, what is that . The quality or state of being faithful. And what is faithful . According to miriam webster, faithful is steadfast affection or allegiance and loyal. So i think it is appropriate that at the fbi you begin swearing an oath of loyalty to the concepts and principles that we dedicate ourselves to during the course of our career. My beginning took place on a hot sunday night in july of 1996. As a been suffering miserable attorney are there miserable attorneys in the audience . This is new york city, so i know there are miserable attorneys in this audience. I feel you. [laughter] mr. Mccabe i locked on to the idea of becoming an
City. This is one hour and 20 minutes. [applause] thank you. Thank you so much for that warm welcome. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen and distinguished guests, students, and all members of the new school community. Thank you for inviting me to speak to you here tonight. It is truly an honor to address the group as engaged and as large that is a bit terrifying for me as you are right now, but also to be able to do it on the hundredth anniversary of the new school. Congratulations on your anniversary and for making that a part of it. Tonight, i would like to talk to you about loyalty, and about how my experiences in the fbi showed me the majesty and power of loyalty at its best. And the danger and manipulation of loyalty in pursuit of selfinterest. The motto of the fbi, fidelity, bravery, integrity, so it begins with fidelity. Fidelity, what is that . The quality or state of being faithful. Fidelity, what is that . The quality or state of being faithful. And what is faithful . Accordi
International terrorism and domestic violent extremism. The center for strategic and International Studies hosted two panels on the evolving nature of terrorist threats in 2019, as well as solutions to help Law Enforcement combat such threats. This is two hours and 10 minutes. We have two panels on increasingly important subject. Part of the motivation looking at this i have to give suzanne credit for being the toinchild behind this was look at recent attacks including el paso and the synagogue attacks. And note there has been a dialoguedebate within the u. S. How to respond to it, the degree of threats and how serious it is and how to respond to it. What we would like to do is move in the following cents, we will begin with the discussion about the evolution of the threat, and how domestic terrorism i know some terminology is the racially motivated violent extremist groups. I cannot promise the panelists will use that term. Aware we are talking about roughly the same subject. We will
Thank you for coming, my name is steph jones and director of the transnational threats project for the center for strategic and international studies. We have a fantastic two sets of panels on what is an important subject. Part of the motivation i think from Suzanne Spaulding and i and looking at this. It was to look at some of the recent attacks, including el paso and the synagogue attacks. There has been a dialogue, debate within the u. S. , about how to respond to it. What the degree of threat and how serious it is and how to respond. What we would like to do is move in the following sense. We will begin with a discussion about the evolution of the threat and how domestic terrorism, i know some of the terminology for some of these groups in the government is the racially motivated violent extremist groups. I cannot promise that panelists will use that term. Just be aware, we are talking about roughly the same subject. Will move into a second panel which we will debate and discuss so