Especially the one im lucky enough to lead is essential. John adams wrote to Thomas Jefferson that power always thinks it has a great soul. The way you guard against that is having people ask hard questions. Ask good questions and demand straightforward answers. I promise i will do my best to give that kind of answer today. I appreciate the conversation i know we will have today and over the next few about reauthorizing section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act you mentioned mr. Chairman. This is a tool that is essential to the safety of this country. I did not say the same thing about the collection of telephone dialing information by the nsa. I think thats a useful tool. Tool, and ifential it goes away we will be less safe as a country. I will be happy to talk more about that. Thank you for engaging on that so we can tell the American People why it matters so much and why we cannot let it go away. The magic of the fbi you oversee is its people. We talk a lot about the
Im a columnist at the washington post. Thank you for joining us this morning for a panel entitled Homeland Security challenges. We have a very distinguished panel with us today in first we have the former secretary of Homeland Security the honorable jeh johnson and mr. Frank cilluffo the director of the center for cyber and Homeland Security at the George Washington university my alma mater. We have congressman Kathleen Rice representing the Fourth District of new york and also the ranking democrat on the subcommittee on counterterrorism and intelligence and last but certainly not least the honorable Kenneth Wainstein who served served as the home and security adviser to president george w. Bush. Now i have prepared an extensive introduction for todays panel but those plans were tossed in the garbage when President Trump issued a series of official statements this morning that are extremely relevant to this panel. You might also call them tweets and the tweets are directed at one of ou
Im a columnist at the washington post. Thank you for joining us this morning for a panel entitled Homeland Security challenges. We have a very distinguished panel with us today in first we have the former secretary of Homeland Security the honorable jeh johnson and mr. Frank cilluffo the director of the center for cyber and Homeland Security at the George Washington university my alma mater. We have congressman Kathleen Rice representing the Fourth District of new york and also the ranking democrat on the subcommittee on counterterrorism and intelligence and last but certainly not least the honorable Kenneth Wainstein who served served as the home and security adviser to president george w. Bush. Now i have prepared an extensive introduction for todays panel but those plans were tossed in the garbage when President Trump issued a series of official statements this morning that are extremely relevant to this panel. You might also call them tweets and the tweets are directed at one of ou
Wanted to make is resilience matters. Think britain. Keep calm and carrie on. They have more attacks than any place but there are also things we can do to win the argument. You said this is an idea. And yes, having pumps and testing. Good morning. My name is josh rogan, a columnist at the Washington Post. Thank you for joining us this morning. For a panel Homeland Security security challenges. Very pleased to have a distinguished panel with us today. Of course we have the former secretary of Homeland Security, the honorable jeh johnson, we have mr. Frank salufo, director of the center for cyber and Homeland Security security at the George Washington university. My alma mater. We have the congresswoman Kathleen Rice representing the Fourth District of new york. It was also the ranking democrat on the subcommittee on Counter Terrorism and intelligence. And last but not least, the honorable kenneth waynestine served to president george w. Bush. I had prepared an extensive introduction for
For stockholders definitely. For their patients maybe not so much. But that is getting a little bit into the weeds here. Lets focus on the Bigger Picture this is finally out there. There is bickering back and forth the timing of all of this, whether this is obamacare light. You heard all the criticism, protests amassing on capitol hill those say it goes too far, that it will kill americans. Protesters are going that far. To adam shapiro on latest on all of that. Hey, adam. Reporter better care reconciliation act. That is what senate introducing. Go you through a few details. It will continue subsidize in some cases for obamaCare Coverage to stablize insurance markets. No subsidies for could have includes abortion services. Defunds planned parenthood for one year. It will repeal billions of dollars in obamacare taxes. Repeals the individual and employer mandate. It caps medicaid payments. It preserves tax credits for people but theyre less generous. Phased out medicaid funding. This is