Information. So names, affiliations, titles, could be council on foreign relations. When you query the data to see if anything comes up. You can actually query this database which the fbi has comingled with traditional fisa and there no record kept of this. Under to the right of the people, which is understood as the political entity of u. S. Citizens, not nonu. S. Citizens. So the right of the people to be cure, their persons, papers and effects, against unreasonable search and seizure shall not be violated. Right . We have this right, yet person identifiers are being used to query this database. Now the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court offered reasons saying why there was not a warrant required for the collection of the information in the first place. They were good reasons. That when the purpose of the surveillance is not garden variety law enforcement. When the oj÷igovernments inter is particularly intense. And where there is a high degree of probability that if you were to
He is known for his work in peace and conflict studies. Hes director of the duke program, an american grant strategy. From june 2005 to july 2007, feaver was on leave to be the strategic adviser for planning at the white house where his responsibilities included National Security strategy, regional strategy review, and other political military issues. Hes written widely on such matters as National Security, military civil relations, and the military cost of war. It will focus on the larger politically and public dynamics and how these dynamics impinge on policymakers decisions. Each panelist will present we said five minutes, but they may bleed over their particular matters, and then well have an exchange where they apply to one another. Then well have a qa open to the audience. Without further delay, lets start with laura donohue. First, id like to thank don its a wonderful opportunity to come together to discuss these issues and id like to thank my fellow panelists in advance. There
The president s council has brought a list of 15 names of people, and they want a full investigation. That is a very unpleasant thing. It was shortly after the Farewell Speech i cannot remember what exactly he said, but he said, we forgot one thing. We forgot the resignation letter. He said, you do not get it. You need to read it. I thought the best way was not for me as a historian it was for the players, keep People Living from that era to tell the story themselves. I thought the best way to do this was to start a video Oral History Program that involved nixon players but also players in the watergate drama, on the left and right, have them tell the story, and use portions of that story in the museum to let visitors understand the complexity of this problem. The former head of the nixon president ial museum he details the librarys oral history project. Tonight at 8 00 on cspan. Student cam the entries with your message to the president are now due. Get them to cspan by friday, januar
Counterterrorism capabilities to prevent isil attacks. Working with our partners, we will redouble our efforts to cut off its funding, improve our intelligence, strengthen our defenses, counter its warped ideology, and stem the flow of foreign fighters into and out of the middle east. And, in two weeks, i will chair a meeting of the u. N. Security council to further mobilize the International Community around this effort. Fourth, we will continue to provide humanitarian assistance to innocent civilians who have been displaced by this terrorist organization. This includes sunni and shia muslims who are at grave risk, as well as tens of thousands of christians and other religious minorities. We cannot allow these communities to be driven from their ancient homelands. This is our strategy. And in each of these four parts of our strategy, america will be joined by a Broad Coalition of partners. Already, allies are flying planes with us over iraq, sending arms and assistance to Iraqi Securi
Warhead atop one of the mys sills it has that can hit any capital in the region or any city, and i just watched a video clip the iranianen put out what they would do if they were threatened by israel and other countries, and they show iranian missiles striking not just israel, but American Allies throughout the region. Theyre very unequivocal about this. Thats, in many ways, the laos of threats. The bigger threats come in the form of providing nuclear um real las to terrorist organizations that could either attack israel or other promesh countries in the proamerican countries in the region with relative impunity. Theyre then going to have of think of themself, well, if we strike back at hezbollah, for example, will that precipitate an iranian breakout . Becomes a big part of their calculus and an immense break on latitude. But beyond that, terrorists could get access to Nuclear Capabilities, and you dont have to worry about rockets, you have to worry about nuclear odder unanimous being