Has acknowledged they do not perform oversight of these programs. Remarkably, a similar argument for collection under these programs is marked by the arguments under the section 215 program. This is the promise of big data. This is the Technology Age in which we live. What it means is that massive amounts of information can now be collected in order to anticipate threats and to anticipate individuals who might engage in wrongdoing. That approach is what the founders rejected. While information is being collected under foreign intelligence authorities, in certain circumstances, it may be used and is being used for criminal prosecution. The problem is, our communications are now global. We have historically depended on the borders of the United States to protect us. We are no longer bound by geography in how we communicate. Our conversations go internationally routinely. When they do, they can be monitored under a mere yut of programs currently in place. Similarly, our private papers and
Does this prompt any concern to have those close banking ties between the two countries. Maybe on the last question, one more thing where we need to strengthen is better common chain within nato. That it means that what weaker decision preparation and decision taking in nato. It means some more responsibilities to nato commander to make decisions in a case of any aggression. But speaking about banks, yes, some banks belong to russian investors but these banks are working accordingly to european regulations and we dont see any problems because our bank market is divided between we can say between two parts. Its swedish and postsoviet. Its russia and ukraine and we have also u. S. Investors in one bank. It means that three key investors in the bank sector but all is working accordingly to e. U. Regulations so maybe time for time we have some problems with some suspicious transfers of monies through our banks but our appropriate institutions follow that and all the time its controlling su
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The president s council has brought a list of 15 names of people, and they want a full investigation. That is a very unpleasant thing. It was shortly after the Farewell Speech i cannot remember what exactly he said, but he said, we forgot one thing. We forgot the resignation letter. He said, you do not get it. You need to read it. I thought the best way was not for me as a historian it was for the players, keep People Living from that era to tell the story themselves. I thought the best way to do this was to start a video Oral History Program that involved nixon players but also players in the watergate drama, on the left and right, have them tell the story, and use portions of that story in the museum to let visitors understand the complexity of this problem. The former head of the nixon president ial museum he details the librarys oral history project. Tonight at 8 00 on cspan. Student cam the entries with your message to the president are now due. Get them to cspan by friday, januar