people. reporter: this could lead to a damaging loss of experienced professionals who know how to conduct elections. a report from the brennen center for justice found one in three election officials feel unsafe because of their job. matt masterson was the lead cybersecurity adviser for the department of homeland security in the 2020 election. and says it s all creating an alarming situation. local election officials are gonna leave. and then, that opens the door to adding less professional, more political actors into the election space which, again, is incredibly dangerous. reporter: vogue says she is staying but she closed the election s office until she can beef up security. so, it made me really concerned how powerful conspiracy theories have become. that my job would become dangerous. that election administrators now and our very well-established democracy has lots of checks and balances is now a dangerous
homeland security adviser, he s out, too. next it was a very highly regarded deputy national security divorce over here, this would be one of several who have already departed. that s nadia shadlow she was pushed out he when john bolton arrived. and then rick waddell, also a major general in the u.s. army, then the surprise departure of the white house cybersecurity adviser, who left his job at the white house and went back to the national security administration. now tonight we have learned about another senior national security departure from the trump white house, the chief of staff to the national security council keith kellogg is also leaving that gig, although he too will be getting a soft labbing moves to the staff of the vip mike pence vice president mike pence.
terrible things to us? don t you want to know? don t you want to know who had a way to crash into the computers of a major movie company, fished out all their records, anything anyone said to anything, and throw it out for the public. and done it with such panatche that it scared the distributors. and who else is so scared that people seem to be shaking in their boots that everybody s going to read the secret messages they ve been sending on their laptops, their iphones, their desktops at work. and by the way, what are those secret little or big messages that everyone s trying to hide now. that the north koreans or everyone else is scaring them into thinking will go public. what are we talking about here. corporate strategies, financial reports, salaries, or love notes? what s so secret that the fear of coming out causes big shots to knuckle under and bow before the bad haircut boys over in pyongyang? and is that what s scaring everybody from trying to retaliate right now? chris was a
that it scared the distributors. and who else is so scared that people seem to be shaking in their boots that everybody s going to read the secret messages they ve been sending on their laptops, their iphones, their desktops at work. and by the way, what are those secret little or big messages that everyone s trying to hide now. that the north koreans or everyone else is scaring them into thinking will go public. what are we talking about here. corporate strategies, financial reports, salaries, or love notes? what s so secret that the fear of coming out causes big shots to knuckle under and bow before the bad haircut boys over in pyongyang? and is that what s scaring everybody from trying to retaliate right now? chris was a cybersecurity adviser to the white house. and was also an air force intelligence officer. and ted johnson, he s been here before many times, the senior editor at variety. i want to start with chris. just look at this big picture now. can you figure out why everybo