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Medical treatment facilities off battle field. i cant imagine that anybody involved in this program ever thought it would have to be deployed domestically in any considerable size. >> well, that is why i think its great were talking about this because millions of dollars of taxpayer money are used to sustain this incredibly agile capability from the air force. and a team consists of an icu doc like me, icu nurse, and respiratory therapist. we can manage a ten bed facility in the field or transpo...

Decade ago. we have 1000 of personal working for them, and engaging into cyberattack other nations to difficulty what we gave them billions of dollars to do. unfortunately we currently use that capability to primarily go after nation states, go after terrorist groups, we have not used it to go after criminal groups, like these ransom operators. and i think its past time that we do. that we have this with president putin as we recalled years ago, at that its pretty clear now that president putin ...

Same way that pakistan was allowing the tub to regroup and reopen across borders and so the afghanistan war, and against the taliban was never going to be one because they always had safe haven in pakistan across the border. the biden administration was essentially extreme to explain the problem with similar with russia, giving these place a group to brief. not so much a blind eye as an occurrence ing-wen cannot from the russian government. is there any way to change the russians government atti...

Convene others to check on our collective progress. i propose we come together for a second virtual high-level conference in the first quarter of 2022 to keep our efforts fully aligned. another goal is globally increase manufacturing capacity, enhancing transparency so vaccine production and distribution is predictable and coordinated. in fact, an important part of the reason the united states is able to make these big historic donations is because weve worked with u.s. vaccine manufacturers to ...

Collective progress. and i propose that we come together for a second high level virtual summit in the first quarter of 2022 to help gauge our progress and keep our efforts fully aligned. another goal is tra dramatically boosting manufacturing capacity, enhancing transparency so that vaccine production and distribution is predictable and coordinated. in fact, an important part of the reason the united states is able to make these big historic donations is because weve worked with u.s. vaccine ma...

In advance of the new accord which saw australia pull out of a contract to buy french submarines worth $37 billion. this whole episode caught many by surprise, not least france, but also members of asean — thats the association of southeast asian nations. the ten nations which make up asean were not consulted over the deal, and now the dust has settled, whats been their reaction — if any? lets speak with ben bland, director of the southeast asia programme at the lowy institute, an independen...

Aggressively as we could toward groups like this. >> theres no question we have the skills. we have a thousand workers in maryland working on cyberattacks which is what we gave them billions of dollars to do. unfortunately, we currently use that capability primarily to go after nation states, go after terror groups. we have not used them to go to criminal groups, and i think its time we do that. we had this g-7 summit with president putin and its clear that president putin hasnt lifted a finger ...

Act more offensive against these criminal groups in a way that would be more destructive to them and we have for now reserved the skills for international terrorist groups and have not applied it as aggressively as we could toward groups like this. >> theres no question we have the skills. we set up cybercommander well over a decade ago which has thousands of workers in maryland working on cyber attacks which is what we gave them billions of dollars to do. unfortunately, we currently use that ca...

Botched when we were in country. so as we remove -- have removed ourselves from afghanistan, when bagram shut down, a key national security asset, those were our eyes and ears not only for afghanistan but china, russia and iran. that is very important. and weve lost that capability. the chinese will most likely move in with their belt and road and potentially take that over. we have no embassy and our eyes and ears, this over the horizon theory, i believe, is really just, you know, its a pipe dr...

Administration. candidly, theres been nothing but confusion and shifting different stories about where theyre flying them from and to, how many theyre flying. that is a constantly changing story that only the biden administration can venture to tell you. >> on that point about the flights, biden administration believes it can process all of these migrants. >> they have shown no capability of being able to process all of these migrants by the end of this week. the only thing theyve shown is an in...