and elsewhere over a million. i know for myself and when, we spent a lot of time in africa and saw firsthand why viktor is so incredibly dangerous. so bilge governments like the united states and united kingdom observing these atrocities, these movement of weapons from point a to point b, they felt a responsibility to address it such a big deal for the united states the national security counsel got involved and through h their intelligence, viktor bout kept coming up and coming up. who is this guy? he came under scrutiny and his entire network is looked at and flushed out and a concern he was a major destabilizing fig e figure. he shipped tanks to rifles into civil wars and conflicts in numerous countries and africa. united nations officials believe as payment he took drugs from
support both sides, that meant more money for him. he was the merchant of death. nobody was able to touch him. as a former fbi agent and chairman of the house intelligence, i had oversight of all 16 of the nation s intelligence agencies. my name is mike rogers. i had access to classified information gathered by our operatives. people who risked everything for the united states and our families. you don t know their faces or their names. you don t know the real stories fear and the pressure until now. a worldwide hunt is on for a russian weapons dealer who u.s. authorities fear is every bit as dangerous as oh sbin laden. viktor bout is a dangerous figure.
taken to add security around those. and so we should have the right machines. the department of homeland security has been working with our secretaries of states that have asked for this type of help. but defending and protecting these machines, it s just one part of the puzzle. right? and i ll use an example. my old business partner when i was involved in cyber security companies, were involved in working with a metro system. and this metro system, we fig e figured out we could get access to the train. but we could only slow it down. but we were also able to get access to the speaker system. so you could use that speaker system to create more pandemonium than you could getting access to the train, and this is the case that we have to think about the russians trying to get into our election. they want to see doubt in our elections and our ability to conduct free and fair elections. and so you don t actually have
democratic primary voters do. the whole feud between aoc and pelosi started back in november before aoc was sworn in when she was arranging sit-ins in pelosi s office. in a battle between etiology and elect abilityability, etiology s every time. in terms of the primary stage on the left, there is no moderate. sinejoe biden was trying to fige out who he was on the stage, trying to put in a caveat here and there. but i don t know that it will be impactful to have the division between pelosi and aoc on prospects if they ear prospects. if you re stier, you ve won. everyone taking the same position on it.
up of weekly or monthly tests, from every launch they are learning something for their military, and learning something about the trajection, and fig e figuring out what went wrong. what we don t know if some of the failures and the launches that have blown up shortly after the launch or on the launch pad or they are blowing up because of some scyber attack similar t what the u.s. and israel was widely reported directly to do to slow down iran s nuclear program leading some suspect leading to the negotiations to putting a freeze on the nuclear development. and so he is bent on perfe perfecting the missiles and opotentially and eventually nuclear missiles with the f far-reaching capability and at the same time rejecting negotiation s wi negotiations with the neighboring countries, and the question is always with this mysterious man kim jong-un, and what is the end game? what is the plan?