suspenseful. more than 24 hour was aa primary race closed, key to which party holds the senate next year, the biggest primary of the year has stretched into night two, with the two gop senate kcandidates deadlocked. david mccormick and trump endorsed mehmet oz. thousands of mail-in ballots are still being counted. and even after they re counted, this dead heat race is likely headed to an automatic recount under pennsylvania law because of the slim margin. so, both oz and mccormick have already acknowledged that still isn t over. in fact, there s a process. we have ten of thousands of mail-in ballots that have not been counted. we re not going to have a result tonight. when all the votes are tallied, i am confident we will win. the process remains. but here comes donald trump today on his social media site, ripping a page right out of his own playbook that his endorsed candidate, oz, just go ahead and declare victory. why? he said so it s, quote, harder for them to cheat.
You look at china. the presence and threat of china, intelligence-wise. technology-wise as well, social media, tik tok, all of that. where do you stand on that? the former president tried to ban tik tok. i have no problem whatsoever banning tik tok. what we learned in the former president is that the court struck it down twice. since we can t ban tik tok, the question is how do we eliminate the chinese communist party from spying on our kids? we have to separate our segregate the chinese communist party from our kids data. we have to stop them buying our fall lands and spying on our kids and stealing intellectual property. it s not the strength of president xi that should be our concern. it s the weakness of president biden that is so concerning, a strong american president will separate our kids information from the chinese communist party. martha: one of the big questions is also with a.i.
Domestic violence extremist groups, who we have seen in the past have capitalized on these polarizing social issues in the past. it s one thing to talk about the anticipation. but anticipation is only as good as if you have the resources and the ways to prevent and deter it. do you think that they are flat-footed in their ability to do so? or will they be able to be nimble enough should this actually arise? laura, great question, right? we ve seen law enforcement caught flat footed in the past. january 6th was a great example. and not from their own reason, by the way. we talk about flat-footed. not because of their own ability or lack of desire to help and provide the service. resource-wise, flat-footed. intelligence-wise, in terms of the information, flat-footed. no, actually, what we re seeing is actually a very robust intelligence process being put into place to look at all sides of these issues. law enforcement must consider the primary, second, and third
Answers, cnn s whitney wild is here to lay it all out for us. this report gives us more insight to it offers solutions, what are the key takeaways on all that? this is the most substantive report we have to date, it is the most detailed timeline we have to date, ana, and it is really clarifying all of the security breakdowns among the entire d.c. security apparatus, including the department of defense. so just go through them sort of line by line here, what we know is that capitol police had information weeks before the insurrection to suggest that there would be an attack on the capitol. there were blog posts they were tracking. there was information floating around within capitol police but that key intelligence information never really made it to the top leadership ranks. so really a catastrophic breakdown intelligence-wise within the capitol police department. there are a list of other issues that this brings up too, specifically administrative red tape, that was particularly a
Vice president daniel hoffman, i thought that presentationth yesterday was perhaps one of the biggest breakthroughs intelligence-wise that i have seen in my lifetime. i wanted to get your thoughts and the fact that the prime minister did it without notes, i am told, and put this thing out there with all of that evidence, corroborated by our own intelligence, i want to get your thoughts. israel is on the front lines, and they have been very good at tracking iran s development as the nuclear program, and concerned about iran s use of syria, building up the military capability with a powerful expression with prime minister netanyahu briefing, from our perspective, president trump does not want to bequeath to his successor a failed iranian policy. similar to the one that he is dealing with on north korea where iran is enriched with sanctions relief and an icbm because that is not covered in