Game when he departs and build on that . Its an unknowable thing. Thats the road map for democrats, to continue to lift the obama rising electrit, i dont know if you can see from here but im white and im a dude. You ought to be able to get some of us. Anna . Youre in the soon to be extinct. I can meet in a phone booth southern straight, white, catholic, male, gun owner, democrat. You should run in the primary. [ laughter ] on the primary issue, i, you know, from the white house looking and shaping up, i think we are headed to something that is similar to 2012 in that youre going to have a whole host of characters up there on those debate stages. I do think the rnc has tried to get some logic into the game. I struggle, i struggle with it. You know, try to put some restraint so that it doesnt look like, you know, its, you know, crazy parade day in school going on and so that we dont have debate after debate after debate where people are trying to make a name by, you know, saying some ver
That you give us and we are always with the state of israel. Thank you for your time and thank you for being with us at this ga. Coming up on cspan 3, a number of panels look at privacy, Civil Liberties and counterterrorism. Topics include technology, governments oversight role and private sector challenges. On thursday, dennis hastert, the longestserving republican speaker, will join us on washington journal to discuss the 2014 Election Results and how republicans should govern in the 114th congress. You can see the former speaker live at 8 30 a. M. Eastern on our companion network, cspan. Now a conversation on privacy and Civil Liberties, this panel focuses on technology and Congress Oversight role. This is hosted by the privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board which is appointed by the president and was a recommendation of the 9 11 commission. Thank you, mr. Chairman, and good morning again to members of the audience and particularly good morning to our second panel. The title of
This will move the market certainly. And in a crash test, it determines which cars are safe for you and your family. T tys out today so simon is my partner. Hi, simon. This is a historic day for the fed and we have key coverage up on every aspect. Diane olick on mortgage rates. Kate rogers on what it means for Small Business lending, Kayla Tausche and Steve Liesman on whether it really marks the end of fed bond buying. Lets start with our senior economics editor, Steve Liesman. Two years later, the fed set to end the bond purchases or quantitative easing that launched in the wake of the financial crisis. Now it stands at 4. 4 trillion. That compares to under a trillion before the crisis began and the plan is to keep it there for at least quite some time and the result is that just because qe3 is ending doesnt mean the effects are going away. The fed has said its going to hold onto the Balance Sheet until they start raszing Interest Rates. Thats not expected until the summer and then it
Only do you get great interns and apprentices but you get great hires and people who know your business. We also know that if you start earlier with pathways this is work we are doing at the Aspin Institute in 21 urban, rural and tribal communities, that you also bring in those hard skills. We use the term soft skiills. These are difficult and important skills. You bring those together with support services that you have much Better Outcomes at the end. So i think were getting to a point now where people recognize the imperative. We know more about whats needed. Were moving further and faster and now we are also applying evidence, the type that urban alliance is doing with the urban institute, other programs around the country that we can talk about. So were Getting Better evidence. We can apply it to the programs. We have continuous learning. We are doing this across sector. But one of the things i will say and am so proud we are here at the chamber doing this, it was so wonderful to
To bring them together, we need to accelerate the integration of those six technologies, and then we need to build that proactive model for security. This will make it far more difficult for the adversary to gain access and persist. If theres an insider threat, it will make it far more difficult for him to breach out and grab information hes not permitted to have. So if we want our systems to be more resilient in the future, we need to think about making them disposable. Thank you. And i guess well take some questions now. Thank you very much. [ applause ] ive been given the opportunity to ask the leadoff question. And im going to seize that opportunity. So, first of all, vern, i love this image that you present of moving the momentum from the attacker to the defender. And its very helpful to look at the three core and three supporting technologies that could create a disposable system. Within those three, is there an area that your team is thinking most about, and or a next step in th