I mean realistically when people feel like air travel is a safe thing to do, and tourism starts probably going to see a shortterm shift in our Tourism Industry more towards leisure. Hotel operators are going to want the hotels filled. Were not going to have the rate compression we usually get from conventions and the Hotel Tax Revenue will be less than it usually is, but there will be a strong economic incentive to fill those rooms at whatever rate. And at least some of the supporting industry from travel should benefit from that earlier than we see conventioning s dsh conventions come back. There are questions of safety, logistics. The thing about Business Travel, which is a third of our travel, if people are working at home, theyre not going to be needing to do Business Travel. And i think there is a question about the impact of technologies like the ones were using on Business Travel for the longterm anyway. And particularly in terms of Business Travel to a location where people hav
I will be posing my own questions for the first 30 minutes or so. We wl turn to member questions. We do ve more than 300 pple registered so weill do our best to get to amany questions as we can. Todays event is on domestic terrorism anWhite Supremacy. White supremacists and other far right extremists have kied more people since december 11, 2001han any other category of extremist. Extrest related fatalities in the u. S. Between 2008 and 2017 were committed by theers of u. S. Says counterterrorismffort has largely focused on foreign threats. Our discussion will focus on how the nature of the domestic threat has changed over the years and what can be done to combat it. Joining us, we have kevin mcaleenan, who was acting secretary the Homeland Security department in 2018. Is at thelitan Goldman School of Public Policy the university of california rkeley. And Brent Townsend who was Homeland Security pfizer from 2004 2008. Also on the board of directors for cfr. All foreing here. I do want
Senior National Correspondent and primary substitute anchor at the pbs newshour and i will be presiding over todays discussion. I will be posing my own questions for the first 30 minutes or so. We will turn to member questions. We do have more than 300 people registered so we will do our best to get to as many questions as we can. Todays event is on domestic terrorism and White Supremacy. White supremacists and other far right extremists have killed more people since december 11, 2001 than any other category of extremist. Extremist related fatalities in the u. S. Between 2008 and 2017 were committed by theers of u. S. Says counterterrorism effort has largely focused on foreign threats. Our discussion will focus on how the nature of the domestic threat has changed over the years and what can be done to combat it. Joining us, we have kevin mcaleenan, who was acting secretary of the Homeland Security department in 2018. Is at thelitano Goldman School of Public Policy at the university of
This runs one hour. Welcome to todays council on Foreign Relations meeting. I am Senior National correspondent and primary substitute anchor at the pbs newshour and i will be presiding over todays discussion. I will be posing my own questions for the first 30 minutes or so. We will turn to member questions. We do have more than 300 people registered so we will do our best to get to as many questions as we can. Todays event is on domestic terrorism and White Supremacy. White supremacists and other far right extremists have killed more people since december 11, 2001 than any other category of domestic extremist. The Antidefamation League on extremism has reported that 71 of the extremist related fatalities in the u. S. Between 2008 and 2017 were committed by members of the white supremacist or farright groups. And yet, for two decades, the u. S. Has says the counterterrorism effort has largely focused on foreign threats. Our discussion today will focus on how the nature of the domestic t
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