that s where we are. we have tremendous offensive capability, but we cannot defend this country today. so we are having sicyber attack that succeed every day. they don t destroy things, they steal things. there s a massive transfer of intellectual property from american companies to china. the government is doing nothing to stop it, because the congress won t set up laws to allow the government to defend the united states. richard clarke, the book is cyber war, just out in paperwork. this is something that s changed the discussion, both in policymaking circles and those interested in national security. nice to see you again. congratulations on your success and book, to.
states. richard clarke, the book is cyber war, just out in paperwork. this is something that s changed the discussion, both in policymaking circles and those interested in national security. nice to see you again. congratulations on your success and book, to. thank you very much. we ll be right back. now i m blushing.
isn t the same equivalent. i think the assumption is that our system operates in a relatively similar way. so when they asked them to infiltrate policymaking circles so to speak, they think there s something you can t gain by going to a think tank event in washington that s open to the public. it is interesting this discussion. thanks for joining in. back to the fourth of july weekend. millions will hit the beach and go shopping. what does this mean for the economy? good morning to you. good morning, alex. aaa is projecting an uptick, right? that s great. 35 million americans hitting the road, up about 17% from last year, gas prices about $2.70 to $2.80 a gallon. people are also flying more, which is interesting because airfares are up, hotels are up, car rental costs are up. but we are spending on average about $644 per american family. sounds like a lot, but the median spending was a little bit more last year. we re traveling, having fun,
infiltrate policymaking circles. an eleventh person remains at large. according to court documents the arrests in boston, virginia and the new york area were the result of an investigation that began at least seven years ago. the justice department says the successor to the kgb, the sbr, signed the mission to learn about u.s. weapons, diplomatic strategy, and political developments. to do so they were allegedly assigned to live as married couples wait a second. some with children. we don t need to see how we screwed things up. get google. that might be a way to intill trait. they used old-fashioned cold war stuff. we re talking invisible ink to write messages to each other, pass coded messages. they made cash deliveries apparently by swapping identical bags in the stairwells of train sessions. you just don t have to do this. the bourne supremacy. that s one of them right there on the front page of the new york post. it s unclear how much information these suspects a