we ll hear first discussions on surveillance, security and ethics followed by a speech from the ranking member on the senate intelligence committee, mark warner. i think glen s commitment to public service, his leaving private practice to come and first work with mike rogers, and now with paula castone is the type of service that our community and committee is famous for, which is that it works with all ends and all parties and that it provides professional advice and glen is sort the consummate emerging professional. with that, glen, can you come up and address the crowd? [ applause ] thank you very much, harvey, for your introduction. it is just terrific to be here today. i look out in the audience and see lots of friends and colleagues in the national security sector. and it is great on a personal level just for me to see so many folks from my own agency. thank you. this is a terrific conference, terrific people, great day and a half in front of us. i will like to expres
private practice to come and first work. it s the type of service that it is famous for. it works with all ins and all parties. provides professional advice. thank you very much harvey for your introduction. it s just turned terrific to be here to you today. i see a lot of friends and colleagues in the national security sector and its great on a personal level for me to see some of you folks for my own agency. thank you this is a terrific conference at a great a great day and a half in front of us. and i would like to express my gratitude to the standing committee. i very much appreciate that. i was concerned about my speech and how it would be received today. they are of a size that can be thrown. i just went to say how much i enjoy being here. starting my remarks today with a short quotation with a hearing before the u.s. senate giving the fact that we are at a legal conference. they are changing our lives faster than any other invention in our history. our society is becom
this is the man who needs no introduction, because i introduced him three hours ago. adelman. for our purposes here, he served as one of president reagan s ambassadors to the u.n. and was also a troubleshooter in another way. i want to talk to you about your role in helping put that together. in the middle here, again, a man to those of us who here in need no direction, bob inman. a very important alumni of the reagan administration as well. and washe nsa director referenced by one of the speakers in the earlier panel, that was the deputy director of central intelligence for the first two years of the administration. and admiral, i do not know of i have told you this before, but a couple of years ago i came off a debt came across a letter from session urging president-elect inman to appoint admiral cia. the director of the now,ur purposes, dr. henry one of the, directors of economic affairs for the first several years. and we have a tremendous breadth of expertise represented
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