Something that i think is an issue for journalists and citizens for the next 20 years, which is theres been a distinction in law and more generally between metadata and content, so some people have a thought that if government has access to your phone calls, thats really troubling. If they have access to metadata, meaning what numbers are calling what numbers, thats a completely different problem. We in the review group are uneasy with that distinction. That if the government has access to knowledge about whom you are calling and when and where, meaning the numbers, and it can figure out who those people are, thats a privacy problem. And that needs to be that distinction between metadata and data needs to be rethought. Certainly for policy purposes, the idea that government has, you know, your metadata, it can tell a ton about you. Whether its going to be used illicitly or, you know, to target people on the basis of illegitimate grounds, probably thats a risk and not a high one under c
Made that call, they would show up. And i think that that is one of the true wisdom of the book is that we all have somebody in our lives to discuss a special place in our hearts and we could not say no to. So if you read the book, you will see that she kind of saying stuff to him and so it was a compilation and after everyone has read the book, i will kind of give you a hint as to who are the models for that character. Shes the older and i can put her in the movie and know who it was but i cant put these younger people and the younger people will have to help me do that. If you want . Are we doing okay timewise . Yes. [inaudible question] what future . I believe if she runs that she will be the next president of the united states. Webb hubbell, in your own mind, have you rated the performance of the Obama Administration . [laughter] we are getting a little bit off the books here. But i have been disappointed and first of all, he is up against the stone wall and congress and i blame co
Today. My name is bethany allen. Abrahimian. Im the china reporter at axios and im here today at Hudson Institute to speak with nuri terkel a senior fellow here at hudson about his new book which we have right here called no escape and let me first introduce nuri he is a senior fellow here. He is a lawyer. He is vice chair of the Us Commission on International Religious freedom, and he is cofounder of the wieger human rights project. He is one of the most prominent people who has been speaking out about the weeger situation that we go repression and the weaker genocide in china for years, and im thrilled today. Be able to talk to him about his book learn more about his his life story his his hard work the challenges that he has faced and what he sees Going Forward for the uighur people. So, thank you so much for joining us today nouri. Thank you very much for coming to have this conversation with me, bethany. I would first like to ask you about the book project itself. How did it get s
Lawyer, vice chair of the u. S. Commission on International Religion freedom and cofounder of the human rights project. One of the most prominent people who have been speaking out about the uighur situation and genocide in china for years. Tas book learn more about his his life story his his hard work the challenges that he has faced and what he sees Going Forward for the uighur people. So, thank you so much for joining us today nouri. Thank you very much for coming to have this conversation with me, bethany. I would first like to ask you about the book project itself. How did it get started . When did you start thinking of writing a book and how did it come to be . Thank you. If i may id like to begin by thanking my colleagues sarah here at hudson institute. And leadership and the support team professional staff. For sharing their knowledge and supporting my work over the year. Ive been been very pleased to have this opportunity to work with at world class scholars at hudson the idea
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