Page 541 - Capability News Today

Sneak peek before their meeting, evelyn. i was curious to get your reaction to the presidents comments with zelenskyy and just the demeanor of the two men? >> yeah, its interesting, ana, because that was the first thing that really struck me was how candid and really real this conversation appeared to be. it didnt -- it wasnt scripted. president zelenskyy, first of all, i had commented on his english. hes really improved his english language capability from when ukraine was first invaded. obviou...

This is in a microsoft breach just announced today. feels like every couple weeks we are talking about another breach of this nature. >> the most -- one of the most significant threats we face right now is cyber. theres just no question about it. from malign actors, state actors as appears to be the case in this matter, because its the communist party of china, or garden variety criminals who are doing ransomware attacks. this is a significant vulnerability. the chinese better be careful. not on...

The defense budget of russia is 60 to $70 billion. well under a tenth. theyre not going to win this footrace in terms of armaments and capability. and to your second point, is it enough? it is, in my view. putins burn rate is terrible. hes losing tens of thousands killed, hundreds of thousands wounded, hundreds of thousands of men departing russia to avoid the draft. he cant sustain that. he knows it. were headed towards some kind of negotiation, i would say, toward the end of the year. >> i wan...

-- acknowledged. but instead of treating them as isolated problems issue the republicans are making the case that the fbi is a fundamentally corrupt agency, which frankly is ridiculous. and chris wray tried to be very sanguine and cool and calm and collected and at one point called that insane, reminding lawmakers that he is after all a registered republican who happened to be appointed by donald trump to this job. so thats where it stood. it really was a lot of political theater, but there are ...

Your leadership really matters. my american press heard me say many times, i still think that president putin thinks the way he succeeds is to break nato. not going to do that, especially with you leading. so thank you to be willing to do it. thank you, thank you. >> thank you. >> lets bring into the conversation national security counsel coordinator for strategic communications at the white house, retired rear admiral john kirby. admiral kirby, thanks for being with us this morning. what is the...

Military, strong, modern, technologically agile and adept to military that we in the united states know how to operate and train with. theyre going to bring to the alliance very, very short order a lot of significant capability to help bolster natos eastern flank. it is a big -- it is a big development. >> reporter: but at the same time that we are seeing nato celebrate the addition of this newest member expanding once again natos territory in the light of aggression -- from russia towards ukrai...

Capability, the credibility and being — capability, the credibility and being prepared to use it. that means being _ being prepared to use it. that means being ready— being prepared to use it. that means being ready for the worse case. the worst _ being ready for the worse case. the worst case, — being ready for the worse case. the worst case, i— being ready for the worse case. the worst case, i am afraid to say, is having _ worst case, i am afraid to say, is having to — worst case, i ...

Wars over. in the short run which ukraine desperately needs is more deep strike capability. meaning specifically the army missiles at 300 kilometer range. that can get in there and influence those counterattacks, which i believe is actually bogged down. theyre still fighting in the security force area. they still havent got to the main line of resistance. theyre not able to deal with the mind factor theyre encountering. they dont have adequate, forward, tactical air defense capability. so this i...

Admired for his intellectual capability by all his classmates. and suddenly, he was an incompetent. and he just couldnt deal with that at that point. and what snapped him out of tha was his discovery of theoretica physics, of quantum physics. at the time, it was sort of the golden age of physics. its a very exciting time to be a theorist. and if you are young and quick and willing to think weird ideas that nobody else has ever thought, you can potentially make a huge amount of progress and a nam...

This is 20% of the american economy rides on these rails, and thousands of come mitres from new jersey go into new york every day. we have no choice. >> governor phil murphy, democrat of new jersey, appreciate you coming on and spending your sunday morning with us. thank you, sir. >> thank you, chuck. the supreme court ruling banning affirmative action in college admissions late last month reversed a precedent that it shaped academia for decades. if my very first sitdown with donald trump in 2...