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Signals today, and probably deliberately mixed signals. the president had strong words for russia warning against targeting american or nato companies with infrastructure -- sorry, those companiess infrastructure with cyberattacks. how worried is the biden administration about such attacks? >> i think theyre concerned that could be part of what an invasion would look like. theyre not necessarily saying it would just be kind of the traditional sense of an invasion. they have kind of been preparin...

People can regain a sense of connection, a sense of trust, and really a sense of civic confidence that we have the ability to get things done together and then, i think, we need to spread that like a positive contagion across the country. >> i just want you to give me a little bit -- you did 16 different focus groups and you used our friend who many people are familiar with on my show, the man behind data download on sundays for me. you use the american communities project. and these were focus ...

The trump administration made excuses even if his team was trying to be tough on russia. what is putin thinking of president biden at the moment? >> its hard to say, but what i believe is that he may have missed a little bit in thinking america was weakened by how we left afghanistan and by the fact the american president was a vice president under president obama and so he was thinking, i believe, that we would respond the same way. america has used our intelligence capability and assets to tel...

Than it has been in recent months. so think think, one of the things were listening for from the president, is he going to say that the u.s. does have this capability and that this underscores that. >> general, 2019, al baghdadi taken out in syria. 2022, ibrahim al hashemi qurashi taken out. is syria now the epicenter of these terrorist organizations? >> who knows? if i had to say, the epicenter is more likely to be in paris, madrid, indonesia, the gulf region. this is a global phenomena. its no...

There were a number of assailants at the scene. then they changed their accounts. conducted in a surgical fashion, often against moving targets in a major city with no civilian casualties. so this is a tremendous capability, a tremendous understanding of the environment. a former iranian revolutionary guards intelligence officer told me foreign agents have infiltrated irans security forces. he doesnt want to be identified.

To feed their family — and tackling that part of the crime would be extraordinarily difficult. the easier part would be dealing with those platforms. they have the technological capacity to stop this, i believe, overnight if there was a will. what do you feel that conservationists could do to help with this cause? frankly, i cant write code, i dont understand algorithms. i understand birds and birdsong. but in order to protect those birds and that birdsong, i need young, smart people with thei...

>> theres even some other allies that are considering sending some troops, the british, theyve sent assistance, the dutch, among others. we heard from press secretary john kirby a very key words. the military and pentagon are making it very clear that they look at this as a temporary deployment, not a permanent deployment and the ultimate goal is to deter russia from making an incursion into ukraine. the yes on everyones minds is will russia actually do this? has putin made a decision to invade?...

The principal culprits here for me are not those poachers — sometimes people living in poverty that cannot do anything but capture birds in the forest to feed their family — and tackling that part of the crime will be extraordinarily difficult. the easier part would be dealing with those platforms. they have the technological capacity to stop this, i believe, overnight, if there was a will. what do you feel that conservationists could do to help with this cause? frankly, i cannot write code,...