Poll numbers, fundraising data and campaign ads. Watch the campaign trail friday night at 7 30 p. M. Eastern on cspan. Online at cspan. Org or download on the podcast, our free mobile app or wherever you get your podcast. Cspan, your unofficialed view of politics. Coming up, a conversation about russias development of a space based nuclear went with the secretary of state arms control Mallory Stewart hosted for strategic and international studies. This is about 45 minutes. Glad you are here on the friday afternoon. Not that many people it show that is youre all very serious people. Thank you for coming. My name is john hammory. Im the president here at csis. I want to say a hearty welcome to all of you. Were in for a very unique opportunity. Assistant secretary stewart is this doesnt normally happen when theres a breaking very serious development. Development, we dont normally have the opportunity to hear from a senior policymaker in the state department or any place, to share with us
Glad you are here on the friday afternoon. Not that many people will do something on a friday afternoon so that shows you are serious people and i thank you for coming. My name is john henry, president of csis and i want to say a hearty welcome to all of you. We are in for a very unique opportunity. Assistant secretary stewart, this doesnt normally happen. When something is kind of a breaking, very serious development, we dont normally have the opportunity to hear from a senior policymaker in the state department or any place, to share with us the thinking of the government about a big development. And this is a big development. We are really very fortunate. I dont know, it was a week ago, 10 days ago . Jake sullivan in a press availability, made note that we think russia has put a Nuclear Device in orbit. Now i mean, for 50 years, we have had what are called rtgs. These are Power Sources that are used to provide electricity for satellites. There is a Nuclear Court to those. But this i
Glad you are here on the friday afternoon. Not that many people will do something on a friday afternoon so that shows you are serious people and i thank you for coming. My name is john henry, president of csis and i want to say a hearty welcome to all of you. We are in for a very unique opportunity. Assistant secretary stewart, this doesnt normally happen. When something is kind of a breaking, very serious development, we dont normally have the opportunity to hear from a senior policymaker in the state department or any place, to share with us the thinking of the government about a big development. And this is a big development. We are really very fortunate. I dont know, it was a week ago, 10 days ago . Jake sullivan in a press availability, made note that we think russia has put a Nuclear Device in orbit. Now i mean, for 50 years, we have had what are called rtgs. These are Power Sources that are used to provide electricity for satellites. There is a Nuclear Court to those. But this i
Lieutenant general shawn bratton. Live coverage on cspan. The release of the 2024 commercial space strategy comes at a pivotal moment. The u. S. Government had a monopoly and the space force can draw solutions from a commercial sector. The russian invasion of ukraine has demonstrated how data can be for u. S. Government for National Security purposes. These developments bring to the floor questions of adversary against Space Systems owned by u. S. Space commercial operators and the space force should address this challenge. The space force has released long anticipated strategy which outlines how the Space Force Plans to incorporate commercial systems and explore partnerships with and send signals to industry collaborateors. The strategy addresses the questions safeguarding space assets in conflict. What does it mean for the future of Space Security and how will it shape the future of u. S. Space force. To discuss these questions, we are fortunate to be joined by deputy chief of Space
Draw solutions from a commercial sector. The russian invasion of ukraine has demonstrated how data can be for u. S. Government for National Security purposes. These developments bring to the floor questions of adversary against Space Systems owned by u. S. Space commercial operators and the space force should address this challenge. The space force has released long anticipated strategy which outlines how the Space Force Plans to incorporate commercial systems and explore partnerships with and send signals to industry collaborateors. The strategy addresses the questions safeguarding space assets in conflict. What does it mean for the future of Space Security and how will it shape the future of u. S. Space force. To discuss these questions, we are fortunate to be joined by deputy chief of Space Operations, strategy, plans and programs and requirements Lieutenant General shop bratton who will insights on the future of Space Security. As the chief strategy and resourcing officer, he has o