for twot 2020 request agencies within the homeland security division. the programs protect against threats to u.s. computer networks. funding of cybersecurity, infrastructure security and innovation missions at the department of homeland security. to send mye condolences to victims and families of the recent synagogue shooting in california. we are keeping power away in our thoughts and prayers this week we are keeping poway and our prayers. we also need to demand more from the administration in keeping the threat of rising anti-semitism seriously. turning to the topic of today s theing, i want to thank ranking member for joining democrats to seek additional funding for cybersecurity. i will insert a copy of the letter into the record. the letter is inserted. from election security to supply-chain security, we ask more of dhs every year. despite this growing mission its budget has remained stagnant. since taking office, the president of those around him have play have p
now a house hearing on the budget within two agencies. the cyber security and security agency and the science and technology directory. these programs protect against computer networks. this subcommittee hearing is one hour and 20 minutes. the subcommittee on cyber circularity security will come to order. we will receive testimony on the fiscal year 2020 budget request for cyber security and infrastructure. and the science and technology directory. good afternoon. i would like to thank the witnesses for being here today to discuss an important part of this committee. funding, infrastructure and innovation at the department of homeland security. before we begin, i would like to send my condolences to the victims and families of the recent synagogue shooting in california. we are keeping our thoughts and prayers with you this week. but thoughts and prayers are not enough. we need to demand more of the president and his administration in the face of the rising threat of whit
we will receive testimony on the fiscal year 2020 budget request for cyber security and infrastructure. and the science and technology directory. good afternoon. i would like to thank the witnesses for being here today to discuss an important part of this committee. funding, infrastructure and innovation at the department of homeland security. before we begin, i would like to send my condolences to the victims and families of the recent synagogue shooting in california. we are keeping our thoughts and prayers with you this week. but thoughts and prayers are not enough. we need to demand more of the president and his administration in the face of the rising threat of white nationalism. returning to the topic of today s hearing, i want to begin by thanking the full ranking members, for joining us and helping us seek additional funding for this mission. this is a copy of the letter. here are the letters. we asked more dhs to armed every year. despite this growing mission, th
for the weekend, the sunday morning, velshi starts right now take it away, allie. a lot of folks out there are celebrating, but families are in baltimore hurting. i think tom perez put it well. this is a uniquely day that the members of the families of the people who perished would have been celebrating, and they re not. it is interesting, talking to you, michael, the fact that you are both from maryland, he is a democrat, you are a republican. one of those things that is not supposed to be partisan. dan muser from pennsylvania, republican, said, i don t know why the biden administration jumped on the idea that the federal government will pick up the tab for this. i think that s a standup or the fact that most people believe this is a tragedy, it s an infrastructure issue we need to deal with. we should and will deal with it together. i think you covered well today. thank you for that. happy easter to all three of you. happy easter. thank you, friends. velshi starts
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