Change. There is a difference between being out of the seat and in the seat. Take care. [inaudible] like i said, we are about to see a collapse in syria, iraq is falling apart. That is where we need to focus our intelligence efforts. [inaudible] groundskeeper, i think, at the white house. Carson . What are you meeting about today . Hello, how are you . I am well. We had a very productive meeting. He has really cool stuff in his office. All of these athletes who have given him this memorabilia. I guess it takes a champion to know what champion. We got down to more Serious Business and we spent time talking about china. A rising adversary. We talked about hacking. We talked about the opportunity the president elect has to literally reset things, to reset the trajectory of this economy, to reset the role of government, to reset americas role in the world and how we are perceived in the world and i think it is why he is getting such fantastic people in his administration. The high quality
Former secretary of state Madeleine Albright took part in this conversation. This is just over an hour. Its great to be here. Thanks to the institute of peace. I think everybody here probably knows these panelists so im going to be very brief and you have them in your program as well. Well start with secretary Madeleine Albright who served under president bill clinton as secretary of state from 1997 to 2001 following four years as u. S. Ambassador to the United Nations. Shes the founder and chair of Albright Stonebridge group, a global strategy firm, and a professor of diplomacy at georgetown university. Admiral james staveredes, dean of the school of law and diplomacy at tufts university. He served as commander of southern and european commands and as nato Supreme Commander europe. Admiral staveredes is the chair of the board of directors of u. S. Naval institute. Frederick kemp, my fellow ute. Frederick kemp has served since 2007 as president and chief executive of the Atlantic Counc
She is the founder and chair of Albright Stonebridge group, a Global Strategy Firm and prof professor of diplomacy at georgetown university. Admiral James Stavridis is dean at the Diplomacy School at tufts university. He served as admiral supreme in europe, and he is currently the chairman of the board of directors of the naval institute. And overseeing the expansion of the work, an award wing journalist in europe, and served as editor of the wall street europe based in brussels. And senator tom cotton has served as a republican senator from arkansas and he has served on the select committees of intelligence and after a law school at harvard he left his career to serve as an Army Infantry officer including service in afghanistan and iraq after 9 11. Good morning. Our topic this morning is simple, because i have four smart people here and they have a lot to say i have a feeling. This is quite simple, and i want totart with youdmiral stavris and tell me your three National Security prior
Can i urge the minister to think again about the devolution of abortion [shouting] this is to have smaller jurisdictions making decisions that are sensitive on health care is deeply unwised and would allow those who want to lobby against the interest of health care to undermine the interest of women both in scotland and in england. I would urge to consult before making very big step. I recognize, of course, the concerns that the honorable lady shows, but has responsible for criminal of justice and for Health Issues and has dealt with some very sensitive issues extremely well in my view. Aye spoken to women groups in scotland, they believe that evolution can take place and want to be consulted about that and they will be. I forgotten the honorable gentleman, i never do. Thank you very much, mr. Speaker. The most recent statistic show a record year for University Entry for disadvantaged students in england 18. 2 in 2014 compared to 13. 6 in 2009. Unfortunately the situation in scottland
Against the terrorist threat. So the idea is we sit together almost every day in the National Security council in the situation room x youll have a terrorist or terrorist group, and well each go around the table with all of the different authorities and expertise we bring to bear and say how do we disrupt them, stop them overseas before they can do an attack. For us though, when we realize looking at some of the success we had against the terrorist threat, that we needed to get better to applying that model when it came to cybersecurity nets. So over the last several years, weve reorganized in the division to do things like train prosecutors in every u. S. Attorneys office across the country to, on the one hand, handle that which is on the classified side sensitive sources, methods, what threats are and on the other hand, learn about bits and bites and the specific laws that apply to computer hacking like the Electronic Communications privacy act. And then send those trained prosecutor