Over the last several years. That has not been a policy that is bipartisan or in the american interest. But this is something we should have seen more focus on. I held a hearing with Chris Johnson and others talking about the aftermath, what we achieved comeau we fell short of, and what we should be doing looking forward. Their concern over treatment of christians in china, there is a need for more focus on human rights in china. It goes back to that point. Working with the world in terms of International Norms violating human rights is no way to do that. Followup. Once said we should not let human rights get in the way. Do you think she set the wrong tone . Probably. But i think how do you tell someone, just ignore human rights. Lady in the front. Can you please identify yourself . I wanted to ask you. What are your predictions . The administration command do you think there is a role for china . Thank you. We have got to get this done sooner than later. I want to see this done now. W
Suggest a certain amount of effort on the part of the russians a number of folks trains is so small finding them in the country the size of syria strikes me as not, as i might have said in my earlier career, by accident. Im prepared to say and ive said this earlier, the russians are not in syria to defeat isis. That is a fundamentally false narrative. I want to thank our panelists is somewhat depressing, i know that both of them will continue to be important voices on the subject in the future. I appreciate your time you spent with us this morning. Thank you. [applause]. More now from the Foreign Policy initiative. Coming up will look at u. S. Relations with asian countries. You will hear from senators dan sullivan of alaska and senator from colorado. The strength to lead. It is a pleasure to welcome you back to a session that will focus on the asiapacific region where the United States has so many allies that asked the question that gets to the heart of the form this year. Will the Un
Approved beneficiaries of their family members were not able to actually take advantage of it and come to the United States because of the numerical limits on family based immigration every year. Continued to deteriorate. As we have had requests from other stake holders to take another look at that, my leadership would agree to take another look at the program. They have agreed to consider it. You have a request and im sure you should consider it. That is a problematic to do business. Were increasing number of refugees for syria and i think that is the appropriate way to openly and directly deal with this. The parole system was never designed to be used in this fashion as i understand the law. With regard to resettlement, i guess, mr. Chair, does that follow within your area . Yes, it does. And general, i believe some sort of consultation with communities about a desire to resettle a number of people in their community. What is your policy on that, and can you assure us any community t
Want to panic anybody but i put a couple of cops on just trying to figure out whether every lines we were. My number one goal at that time, wheres the mayor, wheres the Police Commissioner, whats your line of authority. And also start figuring out what our logistics were. Fortunately about a halfhour into this, dunn came in all covered with the same stuff i was covered with and i was real happy because hes my friend and then i felt frankly a little burden had been lifted. And then esposito, the chief of department came in. Then what i did, the first thing i did was i facilitated the conversation with dunn about whether or not we should stay in Police Headquarters. And we had to think that through. Because by that time we figured i figured out that the buildings had fallen. But we still didnt know there were all of these planes flying around. And it would make sense that Police Headquarters could be a target. We had that conversation and decided to stay in Police Headquarters which obvi
In 2024, it becomes the entire dod budget. That will not happen obviously. What highlights is the danger of that crowding out of other defense investments and acquisitions and capabilities that we will need in the future. Brad talk to lead a bit talked a little bit about how we make sure we have the right mix of capability that we want in the future . There is a question of who you trade off current capacity for readiness for future capabilities . Even if we are looking at only the 500 billion in cuts over 10 years, money has got to come from somewhere. There is a limited number of places where you can generate that from. Secretary hagel and the vice chairman, when they announced the results of the strategic choices in management review back in july, they want to prioritize and emphasize the feature capability and we are willing to take some risk in current capacity. I think in an ideal world, all of us would say that. I would say that there is a bit of a danger. One of the things we h