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The steel dossier and foreign interference in u. S. Elections. This is three hours and 45 minutes. Thank you for coming and we will get started with of the the hearing. I want to thank mr. James comey, the former director of the fbi, for appearing today before the committee to talk with us about crossfire hurricane and anything else the committee would like to speak with him about. So, to give a little brief introduction of why we are here and what we are trying to accomplish, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act s a tool that has been around for a very long time for our Intelligence Community, the fbi, to make sure when Foreign Agents, terrorists or agents of a Foreign Government are in our country, they can be surveilled if they are doing things that are threatening to the National Security. I think this legislation goes all the way back t to the 70s, iand its been used a lot. Its been used in tariff cases when wee suspect someone of beig a terrorist under the Foreign Intelligen
If you support the trumppentz political ticket, 202 7488001. Undecided, 202 7488002. You can also send us a text at 202 7488003. Wj orocial media, cspan facebook. Com fan. The Washington Post headed into the weekend. Put it this way. The economy, biden says its terrible. Trump touts positive job numbers. Joe biden sought to remind the country that the economy remains in shambles. He is leaving the country out of the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression. Sameifferent takes on the economy preview the arguments both men will make on a topic that typically ranks top of mind for voters but has been eclipsed by the coronavirus pandemic. Then said he will spend next three weeks contrasting his economic plans with trump. The president predicted more positive Economic Data in the future and a full recovery. Hads what the candidates to say about the most recent job numbers on friday. Saw largenths we declines in the Unemployment Rate. We are witnessing the fastest labor Market Recove
Great to see you. Thanks for having me ted line as you go from 34. 50 to 35. 25 its on the back of what you have coined the epicenter stocks why today to raise your target i think were nearing a really important level a lot of guys are saying this is a sign of a renewed bull market. I think we should be constructive on an all time break out. I think the upside, which is why were raising our target will come from the epicenter. These go back to their february highs. That adds 150 points to the market add to that to are we are today and that gets 35. 25. You said today was going to be the day for this. What you coined monsterous rally. Theres no real indication, tom, that growth is ready to give up its leadership role, is there . No. People have been successful sticking with the Growth Stocks. I think it will tough to give that up plus they are still cheap against bond proxies the epicenter, these companies have rationalized costs. They are making this at 30 of their sales. We get a reco
Years. From the Atlantic Council and the thi German Marshal Fund of e United States, this is 40 minutes. It is wonderful to have this opportunity to discuss natos reflection process with secretary general, at the time where we are facing a widerer challenges. For russia and china, tod to cyberattacks, Climate Change and the pandemic. What are the changes we need toe make today to ensure that nato relevant and effectivese queste over the coming decade and inars fr 2030 . To answer these questions, we, y will begin with framing the marks from the nato secretary general. Then nadia who works with gm f alliance with curing democracy will moderate a conversation with the secretary general. She will start with fred and me and then take questions from you. Fred will then close us out. Now, a word about an in stoltenberg, secretary general of nato. At a time when citizens and no nato countries are looking for leadership, they need look no further than nato headquarters, whereples secretary gen