All right. Thank you all so much for joining us here today. I am Emily Harding and i run the Intelligence National security and Technology Program here at sis. My Program Seeks out the hardest problems with what the future of intelligence work might look like given the challenge and opportunities it presents. How do we open up to allies and build trust with the American People . Todays keynote speaker has been a true visionary leader for the ic on these issues and also one of my most favorite former bosses. Also, the first woman to be deputy national, Deputy Director of cia. She has a long and it has a resume including found out she was a physics major in college. What can this woman not do . More impressive, she is a wonderful human being. She works hard, she really listens. She is decisive but also unfailingly kind. She is a steady hand on the wheel in the gathering storm. Our moderator today is another trailblazer and a woman i deeply admire, suzanne spaulding, senior director of th
Next, the director of National Intelligence highlights security challenges facing the u. S. And its allies. The director takes questions about her responsibilities in overseeing 18 intelligence agencies and organizations in the current Global Climate and this is hosted by the center for strategic and international studies. All right. Thank you all so much for joining us here today. I am Emily Harding and i run the Intelligence National security and Technology Program here at sis. My Program Seeks out the hardest problems with what the future of intelligence work might look like given the challenge and opportunities it presents. How do we open up to allies and build trust with the American People . Todays keynote speaker has been a true visionary leader for the ic on these issues and also one of my most favorite former bosses. Also, the first woman to be deputy national, Deputy Director of cia. She has a long and it has a resume including found out she was a physics major in college. Wh
Women on the stage have more ideas, more commonsense than every participant the democratic debate. That debate reflected a debate between amy we will air highlights from the debate and speak to four guests Pulitzer Prize winning journalist david cay johnson, the nations john nichols, new republic editor jamil smith and imani gandy of rh reality check. And we will look at Wisconsin Republican congressman paul ryan who is set to become the 62nd speaker of the house today. All of that and more coming up. Welcome to democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. Republican president ial candidates faced off at their third debate wednesday night in boulder, colorado. This is the first debate since retired neurosurgeon ben carson pulled ahead of business mogul donald trump in the polls. The pairs frontrunner status prompted Ohio Governor john kasich to warn that republicans are on the verge of picking a nominee who cannot do this job. Well have more on the debat
Third debate attacking each , other, the media and their , democratic challengers. Let me be clear, the men and women on the stage have more ideas, more commonsense than every participant the democratic debate. That debate reflected a debate between amy we will air highlights from the debate and speak to four guests Pulitzer Prize winning journalist david cay johnson, the nations john nichols, new republic editor jamil smith and imani gandy of rh reality check. And we will look at Wisconsin Republican congressman paul ryan who is set to become the 62nd speaker of the house today. All of that and more coming up. Welcome to democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. Republican president ial candidates faced off at their third debate wednesday night in boulder, colorado. This is the first debate since retired neurosurgeon ben carson pulled ahead of business mogul donald trump in the polls. The pairs frontrunner status prompted Ohio Governor john kasich to
Threat to projects and Homeland Security counterterrorism program. He will be speaking on treasuries war, the unleashing of a new era of financial warfare. One final reminder. When this panel concludes we have to clear the room just like we did yesterday so the hotel can set up for lunch about 50 minutes and then well come back in and start our lunch program. Gives me great pleasure to introduce our moderator this morning, mary derosa, distinguished visitor from georgetown law. Thank you. [applause] thank you, everybody. Im very excited to be here as we have a really terrific panel. We are here to talk about cybersecurity, and how we address these significant and growing threat from criminals, hackers, terrorists, anarchists, and other nations who are spying on us, stealing from us, intruding, disrupting and potentially attacking our private sector government infrastructure. I dont feel like i have to say very much about the threat, gives a lot of background, particularly in this crowd