president biden didn t seemabou to have an answer when asked about the incident today. but white house press secretaryr karine jean-pierrey did at least try to come up with an explanation. take a look come up wit. > the president and the firsn lady and their family were not here this weekend. as you all reported on this. u o and as you also know that they left on friday and returned jusknow tt where we this was discovered is a heavily traveled area where many white house west wing, i should be even more specific. i sha west wing visitors come through this particular areavi. i just don t have anything more to share. it is under investigation by the m. secret service. this is in their purview. and so we re going to allos inw certainly the investigation to continue. and we have confiden t that the secret service will get to the bottom of thio ths. fr for their part, t the mainstream media found the whole situatioamn a little ridiculous. check this out. chi can t even fa
to censor speech. and of course, the government can t do it, but they can t outsource that eithe outr and they can t force and coerce these companies to do the same. and what s been uncoveree same.n 20 plus thousand documents, emails direct messages fromct ms senior officials insa s the administrationenio with high ranking executives of these social media giants is shocking . i mean, you had first of all,hi this was almost exclusively relaterelated d to speech. so you ve got viewpoint discrimination. you have viee. and then you also have threats that are being made, whether it s investigationins, whether it s, you know, eliminating section 230 protections, whethe g ser is additionalgula regulations or other legal action to get themtion to do their bidding on things like origins of covid, the lab leak theory. of c didn t want anybody to talk about that. of course, other covid protocols, the hunter biden l laptop story. so this is far reaching. it s the judgey. that this is perhaps the s
Three Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel have been dismissed while two officers of the force were transferred following a security breach at the residence of National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval in February this year, officials said on Wednesday.
mr. woolsey for one final question. while the threat is growing quite remarkably the ns a s bulk collection of data ran out last sunday. edward snowden the person who released this information has blood on his hands how seriously does this hurt us particularly when you are talking about homegrown threats with the possibility that a fellow like farook is in touch with people. safety huge amount of data for clients. they can tell you what medium you ought to be using to bring a purchase to a client s attention it, when it ought to happen. what will let you buy something when you are in a store and encourage you to exactly at the right time. the u.s. government doesn t have anything like that. the commercial world is far ahead of what snowden where snowden has left us
how after what you ve just described and after what fbi director comey just described, how do we find and stop this increasingly sophisticated recruitment of home grown terrorists? i thing the case in garland was a text bookcase because the internet traffic was monitored and picked up. i applaud the fbi and homeland security in stopping that but remember this is very difficult to stop when you have so many these calls to arm going out over the internet to potential followers in the united states. we have thousands of these followers currently in the united states. meanwhile, on thursday a federal appeals court ruled that the ns a s collection of metadata on billions of phone calls among americans is illegal. before we get into possible