The director of the National Security agency joined other National Security professionals to talk about the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act and cybersecurity in a discussion at the center for International Studies in washington, d. C. This is about an hour and 15 minutes. Before that before that, you are ahead of the Cyber National mission force. You went from being a one star to a four star in six years, which is an impressive sign of how wellregarded you are. Id like to use that five year time period during your tenure at nsa as the framework for our discussion this morning. Looking at some of the extraordinary technological changes that have transpired over that period, as well as a whirlwind of geopolitical events. Lets start off by going back to the summer of 2018 director. I recall we had just months before reauthorized the 702 Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. We were thinking about what the russians had done in the 2016 elections. We were thinking about dealing with
7 billion flowdan to Crypto Assets last week we will discuss that with the delta plot we will discuss them in so much more throughout the hour. Lets get to markets, a hotter than expected cpi print that drove the narrative. In the equity space it was a negative reaction at first. We havent changed her mind about the idea that if a rate cut is coming from the Federal Reserve is not coming until june. We are now up by a percentage point and a lot of the legwork coming from the earnings story. Semiconductors higher. Even as you see rates creep i. The 10 year yield was creeping up and bitcoin is down 1. 36 . Just above 71,000 u. S. Dollars per token. Talking about this upside and equities is probably oracle that accounts for that. The story, 20 5 topline growth in this cloud business. If you look at the analyst known there is an ai detail went. Lets get right to the conversation and bring forth brody, bloomberg oracle chief. The performance of the cloud unit, that was pretty good. They boo
To higher paying jobs. In fact, on this trip alone, these companies are announcing over 1 billion of us investments, including creating Educational Opportunities to over 30 million filipinos. A former boeing employee known for raising concerns about the firms Production Standards has been found dead in the us. John barnett had worked for boeing for 32 years, until his retirement in 2017. In the days before his death, he had been giving evidence in a Whistle Blower Lawsuit against the company. Boeing said it was saddened to hear of mr barnett s passing. The Charleston County coroner confirmed his death to the bbc on monday. It said the 62 year old had died from a self inflicted wound on March The 9th and police were investigating. The New York Times has also sued openai and microsoft for using its articles to train their language models. Nikita roy is the Programme Lead for the Ai Journalism Lab at the City University of new york. She gave us a sense of how these lawsuits could impact t
Reagan institute. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage director of the Ronald Reagan institute, mr. Roger zakheim. [applause] mr. Zakheim i appreciate it. Good morning, everybody. Thank you for joining us today at the Ronald Reagan institute. Which as those in the room no, carries on the legacy of our nations 40th president here in washington, d. C. As mentioned i am roger zakheim, director of the institute. And we are excited to host this event as part of our center for peace through strength, National Security innovationbased programs. In collaboration with congressman Brad Wenstrup and the House Permanent Select Committee on intelligence for their really consequential series, beyond the skiff. And for those who are not aware of this series, what it means is you get to interact with the members of congress that never see sunlight outside our nations capital. Not that there is much sunshine today. But in reagan country is always sunny, so we will bring some into this disc