Saturday night at 8 00 on cspan and www. Cspan. Org. This week the director of National Intelligence dan coats briefed members of a committee on current world wide threats. This testimony happened just hours after a terrorist attack in manchester. This is about two hours. [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. Visit ncicap. Org] good morning. Senate Armed Services Committee Meets this morning to receive testimony on worldwide threats. We are pleased to welcome our distinguished witnesses. Dan coats, the director of National Intelligence, and Lieutenant General vin stuart. Scheduling, a of unanimous request on part of all our members, we will conclude this hearing at 11 30 in the interest of time and to ensure members of the committee to ask their questions. I will be brief. I know that comes as a disappointment, especially to the senator from south ca
[inaudible conversations] good morning the Committee Meets this morning to receive testimony on worldwide threats. We are pleased to welcome our witnesses and the director of National Intelligence. Out of respect for the scheduling commitments of our witnesses and unanimous request from our members, we will conclude the hearing at 1130 in the interest of time and to ensure the members of the committee will be able to ask their questions, i will be very brief. I know that comes as a disappointment, especially to the senator from south carolina. I would ask our witnesses to please submit the written statements for the record if they can, its not required. Anyway, last nights horrific attack in manchester was a gruesome reminder that the world is on fire. Everywhere we turn we can see threats to the world rulebased order that underpins Global Security and prosperity. When it comes to the Great Security challenges we face, u. S. Policy and strategy are consistently lacking, whether its chi
His scholarship focuses on the american and french experiences in the two world wars, and seeks to make the history of warfare and International Relations relevant to policymakers and practitioners. He is the author of numerous scholarly monographs including dance of the furies, europe and the outbreak of world war i, a work named by the wall street journal as one of the top five best books ever written about world war i. Pretty impressive. His most recent work the path to war, how the First World War created modern america, was just published by Oxford University press in 2016. With a background in social history, military history, french history and American History, dr. Neiberg published widely on the theme of war, and, tonight, dr. Neiberg will be broadening our topics well beyond 1865, as he discusses toward the age of peoples war, the civil war, to world war i. Dr. Neiberg. [ applause ] well, thanks, pete, for that fantastic introduction. I want to thank pete for the invitation t
His scholarship focuses on the american and french experiences in the two world wars, and seeks to make the history of warfare and International Relations relevant to policymakers and practitioners. He is the author of numerous scholarly monographs including dance of the furies, europe and the outbreak of world war i, a work named by the wall street journal as one of the top five best books ever written about world war i. Pretty impressive. His most recent work the path to war, how the First World War created modern america, was just published by Oxford University press in 2016. With a background in social history, military history, french history and American History, dr. Neiberg published widely on the theme of war, and, tonight, dr. Neiberg will be broadening our topics well beyond 1865, as he discusses toward the age of peoples war, the civil war, to world war i. Dr. Neiberg. [ applause ] well, thanks, pete, for that fantastic introduction. I want to thank pete for the invitation t
His scholarship focuses on the american and french experiences in the two world wars, and seeks to make the history of warfare and International Relations relevant to policymakers and practitioners. He is the author of numerous scholarly monographs including dance of the furies, europe and the outbreak of world war i, a work named by the wall street journal as one of the top five best books ever written about world war i. Pretty impressive. His most recent work the path to war, how the First World War created modern america, was just published by Oxford University press in 2016. With a background in social history, military history, french history and American History, dr. Neiberg published widely on the theme of war, and, tonight, dr. Neiberg will be broadening our topics well beyond 1865, as he discusses toward the age of peoples war, the civil war, to world war i. Dr. Neiberg. [ applause ] well, thanks, pete, for that fantastic introduction. I want to thank pete for the invitation t