it was the first of 13. at that dedication he articulated his vision, which has guided my entire agency from its early days. ofbring together the records the past and house them in buildings where they will be preserved for the use of women and then in the future. the nation must believe in the above all,uture, and believe in the capacity of its own people so to learn from the past that they can gain in judgment to create their own future. collecting, protecting, and encouraging the use of records of our country has been our use from the beginning. we are proud to open government focus on transparency has resulted in an unprecedented level of access to previously classified material. the december 2009 executive order which created the national declassification center at the archives, the mandate to review by 2013 for declassification a backlog of 352 million pages dating back to world war i. the six oldest records were world war i formulas for invisible ink, declassified by t
time. indeed, the cia has a wonderful study of intelligence success. though in fashion to typical to our community, it is classified. it talks about the various intelligence analyses. what it makes clear is that the successes resulted not from a sparkling single analysis from a but from a process over time where intelligence analysts could better understand what policy people needed, and policy people could calibrate and direct to some extent with the intelligent analysts work on. it is a process that i think raises two questions that were themes this morning. one is, you can imagine lots of possible ways that we intelligence could support presidents daily. so what is the best way? in particular, how best to manage the balance between immediately tactical, reporting information and more strategic thinking? my role at the national intelligence council is meant to be very strategic. we are dominated by current intelligence. our challenge is trying to think, how do we get the
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war is. now at 100 seconds to midnight. it s a close it s ever been. it was there in 2020. and the bulletin of atomic scientists doesn t change the clock until january every year. it has not had a chance to do so. but if the current continues to ratchet, as it is now doing in ukraine, i think that it may indeed move a little bit closer. and of course, with every advance of the ukrainian army into those four territories that the have annexed claim to have annexed in eastern ukraine, the rhetoric from vladimir putin becomes strident and alarming. and even last night, president biden said that we are now to armageddon since we are now closer to armageddon than any time since cuban missile crisis, 60 years ago. and we are now approaching that 60th anniversary of the cuban crisis. if that wasn t enough, we also have the episodes in northeast asia where the north koreans ballistic missiles over japan with the united states and south koreans conducting military exercises. it s a dan