I know Law Enforcement has to do their job and staying with it because criminals are doing their job, too. Like it or not. And if it changes, crimes change, we have to change the way we operate. The concern is privacy, obviously and getting into that. Some have argued that the expansion of connected devices to the internet of things provides Law Enforcement with new surveillance tools and capabilities. Recently, the center at Harvard University argues the internet of things could offset the governments inability to access incrypted technology for providing new paths for surveillance and monitoring. My question is, whats your reaction to the idea that internet of things presents an alternative to access of incrypted devices . Certainly, i do think the internet of things and associated mata data presents us with an additional opportunity to collect information and evidence that will be helpful to us in investigations. However, those merely provide us with leads or clues whereas the real
Some show, i am sitting in your chair, sitting here to answer the questions and today im asking the questions. Secunda bear with me as we unravel this and as they went through the book i saw so many interesting things about how we get to a bigger chemistry and civility and how we get things done in washington. So, let me ask you at the outset starting with you, why write the book . Guest that is a great question and partly right because we love the institution and we want to see it continue to thrive. It takes adjustment in liberated is integrated because of the dysfunction we are at a crisis point that we are going to have to do some action to bring it back to this institution is only as good as the people who serve. I think sometimes we take it for granted and we have to remind the American People how fragile the government and these institutions truly are. It requires like anything maintenance, commitment to the process into the whole spirit of what we need to do in the democratic r
Want to work, if we major skills that we do. My card is filling up at d. C. This fall. We will have you back to ctu at that important subject. You have to catch tammy, buster, bob and one do not break and not been for the names of those leaders. Were up against our time here. This is the nature of the panel and ask you to think bob woodson, tammy bruce. [applause] and we will have more for the western conservative Senate Annual conference night, including their marks in South Carolina senator tim scott and the Freedom Coalition founder, ralph reid. That is at 8 00 eastern over on cspan. I was after president obama authorize the use of military action against extremist forces in iraq, u. S. Armed forces carried out several airstrikes against the militant group, isis. During a 90 minute briefing with reporters, White House Press secretary on the josh earnest discuss u. S. Military action in iraq, including this mornings airstrike in the town of your real. As we have seen the isis and mak
Of the team to make those decision, its very difficult as a thirdparty partner participant to make that kind of assessment without the actual knowledge and data. As a former businessman, i would say that a site that couldnt accommodate a few hundred people simultaneously signing on and people waiting for weeks or months, security wasnt the reason that that should not have launched, but i appreciate that youre here on security today. The gentlelady from new york, a place where i. T. Comes first for many of her constituents is recognized for five minutes. Thats true, true of the west coast, too. I just want to note that this is the committees 29th hearing on the Affordable Care act and the sixth on the website. Oh, come on, please. I want to focus on some very positive things. And thats the cost growth is slowing to historic lows and that was one of the huge challenges that we confronted k the whole time that ive been in congress, is the just the whopping cost in health care in our coun
Representing more than 51,000 pilots in 31 u. S. And canadian airlines. [inaudible conversations] okay. If we could go ahead and take our seats, well get started. And now i would like to welcome our webcast audience to join us this morning. Thank you for joining in with us. Lets go ahead and begin our next panel. Okay. As i mentioned earlier, im going to change my role, certainly, a little bit x im going to moderate this discussion with our friends from the faa, transport canada and the International Civil Aviation Organization otherwise known as icao. Often its been said that safety is never an end state. Those of us in the safety business know it is ever changing, and our work is never finished. We can never delude ourselves into thinking weve got all the answers, and i know most of you know that. No flight is ever routine or just like the previous one. To some degree, theres always a unique set of conditions and circumstances that present a challenge to an otherwise safe and unevent