times. thanks for being here. we know a lot about you, you ve been on tour, redemption to earth and we know a fair amount about you, you are in the fbi 20 years. twenty-one years. you had a whole bunch of different positions, he did terrorism in 2006 and rose to the highest ranks of the bureau, deputy director until you were fired by attorney general jeff sessions, for a lack of candor in interviews and report. correct. much has been talked about in terms of this book, you ve done a lot of interviews so i thought i would take a shot at a be asking some new questions. sure. before we get into the meat of this book, i had a question about writing, i do a lot of writing, sometimes everyday. i wonder, how long did it take you to write this book? what was the process like? you re obviously a first-time author, you ve written a lot of fbi interview memos but this is something a little different. walk me through how you tackled this project. basically, i crashed on this
we just have taken whatever fever dream of a technology people had in the 1960s and said right, we re going to take that in our current pocket. it s never how technological change works. very often it s how we think about it . as we see our lives the way we behave, the way we interact with people at political institutions,our organizations , the office, we see that and we imagine what technology does is it just drops in and it replaces one little bit of what we do and nothing else changes. this is similar to theblade runner problem we have . you have artificial humans and yet people are still making calls from payphones . so we always or almost always adapt to take advantage of the new technology and the adaptation process is not always pleasant but it always happens. it s usually necessary and we prove to be very adaptable and contorting ourselves to make the technology work for us or being contorted because you work for an organization, you have
english premier league holders month to cities say they will appeal after being banned from the champions league for 2 seasons for breaching new wafers financial rules. story this hour the u.s. is saying it s reached a reduction of violence agreement with the taliban which could lead to the withdrawal of american troops from afghanistan a senior administration official told reporters the week long pact is very specific covers all afghan forces and if successful could lead to a more permanent deal it follows a protracted negotiations in doha that and the meeting between the u.s. secretary of state might pay 0 and the afghan president carney at the munich security conference where al jazeera is jonah hall is also in munich and explains what more we know about the meant. we don t have a formal announcement date or indeed a time when this 7 day period would come into effect we understand the details are very specific it is to apply nationwide across afghanistan to. roadside bombs
united states says that it s reached a reduction of violence agreement with the taliban which could lead to the withdrawal of american troops from afghanistan a senior administration official told reporters the weeklong act is very specific covers all afghan forces and if successful could lead to a more permanent deal it follows protracted negotiations in doha in a meeting between the u.s. secretary of state and afghan president ashraf ghani at the munich security conference jonah hall is also in munich force explains what we know about the agreement. we don t have a formal announcement date or indeed a time when this 7 day period would come into effect we understand the details are very specific it is to apply nationwide across afghanistan to. roadside bombs suicide bombs rocket attacks on afghan forces if this period of 7 days passes with a significant reduction of violence within within 10 days talks would be shed yule to start between the afghan government and the taliban
[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] this meeting will come to order. i want to thank inspector general horowitz and his team for being here. i know in the judiciary committee you have everyone raise have everyone raise your hand so cute raise your hand identifier so all the people hooked on this excellent work. appreciate that. i want to thank you for all your hard work and efforts preparing the reports is a subject for hearing today. we have received for your efforts well deserved those sentiments. the release of this report is an important step in providing the public answers to many of the questions that have festered for far too long but as thorough as this report is the scope is narrow and many important questions remain unanswered. much attention is paid to the port s conclusion that the crossfire hurricane investigation did have adequate predicate that in accuracies and omissions from the fisa application and renewals call into question the integrity of