By the press around the world and it became a great concern. Is writing a gore second book an inconvenient truth. And you know what happened from that. The scifi movie [laughter] histhere is al gore with academy award. And then out gore and the unipcc received the nobel prize and the Global Warming scare has peaked. Of thatan watch all program tonight starting at 8 00 eastern here on cspan. A short time ago, eric holder announced a settlement of the bank of America Mortgage fraud case. He also offered remarks on the tensions in ferguson, missouri after his visit there yesterday. Small crowd today. Thank you all for being here. Im joined today by the associate attorney general tony west, United States attorney for the district of new jersey paul fishman, United States attorney for the Eastern District of new york loretta lynch, the United States attorney for the Western District of North Carolina ann thompkins, acting United States attorney for the Central District of california, Kentuc
During the recent Iranian election protests, cyber activists organized via social-networking tools to share information and updates about unfolding events around the world, as well as to engage people within the country. The emerging power of social-networking platforms has implications for U.S. national security and foreign policy. The U.S. government must prepare itself to participate in future global conversations and information-sharing online or via cellular phones.
During the recent Iranian election protests, cyber activistsorganized via social-networking tools to share information and updates about unfolding events around the world, as well as toengage people within the country. The emerging power ofsocial-networking platforms has implications for U.S. nationalsecurity and foreign policy. The U.S. government must prepareitself to participate in future global conversations andinformation-sharing online or via cellular phones.
No one tests the historic optimism of the American people quite like your average politician. Poll after poll finds a deep distrust of government, with more than two-thirds saying they can’t believe what they hear from Washington. You don’t have to look far for examples of why they feel this way. Americans have learned to be wary of taking what politicians say at face value. You could mine almost any political speech for examples, but consider some of the claims from President Obama’s latest State of the Union address.
No matter what you think about Donald Trump, you’ve got to admit he has made life miserable for the odious regime in Iran. That’s not a bad thing. Nor can the mullahs reasonably expect their miseries to end anytime soon at least, not if they’ve been paying attention to the administration’s policy toward North Korea.