years,ure, the past four i was one of the spokespersons and so today, we are going to be having a conversation about privacy, and other matters as they touch on cia and we have a great guest to talk about that. officer andrivacy civil liberties officer. he came from the department of justice where he served as the council for intelligence for the security division where he advised the leaders on matters including operation, litigation and oversight. experiencextensive with programs, and particularly intelligence collection related to the intelligence surveillance as fisa.rwise known we will have a conversation up here for about 40 minutes and that we will open up to questions so a few you have some, start thinking now of about what they may be. please make sure they are in the form of a question so i don t have to cut you off. welcome. let s start with the basics. what is your job? first, thank you all for coming. thank you for having me here. and certainly thank you to brook
join the discussion. our guest this week as the secretary of veterans affairs, robert wilkie. the 10th secretary of veterans affairs, sworn in in july of 2018. he is also a colonel in the air force reserve. he has a long history at the highest levels of government, including serving under secretary james mattis and served both donald rumsfeld and ronald gates as the assistant secretary of defense. thank you very much for being with us today. it is particularly timely because next week, congress s big mission act will be rolling into effect on june 6, and we are about to celebrate the anniversary of d-day. let me introduce you to the reporter who will be asked can who will be asking questions. as we start, will you please give us a very brief signal offices a very briefs of knobs as of this new law very law? synopsis on this new secretary wilkie: it opens the access to choice. if the v.a. cannot provide providers with the name certain amount of time and if the veteran has
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