The fbi has shifted its focus from Law Enforcement to Domestic Intelligence in the wake of the terrorist attacks of september 11, 2001. This is just over an hour. The good evening, everybody. Welcome to the center at the school of law. Im your moderator for this evening. Im a journalist at the atlantic. Im a staff writer in the ideas section. The Brennan Center is a nonprofit sorry, nonpartisan Law Policy Institute tha institute o reform and revitalize when necessary to defend the systems of democracy and justice. You can keep up with their work online or you can follow them on facebook and listen to their podcast on the website or wherever you get your podcast. You should still listen to the Brennan Center podcast. So, tonight we are hosting a fellow with the Liberty National Security Program where he focuses on Law Enforcement and intelligence oversight reform. He used to work as a policy council for National Security and privacy and before that he served 16 years as an fbi special a
The good evening, everybody. Welcome to the center at the school of law. Im your moderator for this evening. Im a journalist at the atlantic. Im a staff writer in the ideas section. The Brennan Center is a nonprofit sorry, nonpartisan Law Policy Institute tha institute o reform and revitalize when necessary to defend the systems of democracy and justice. You can keep up with their work online or you can follow them on facebook and listen to their podcast on the website or wherever you get your podcast. You should still listen to the Brennan Center podcast. So, tonight we are hosting a fellow with the Liberty National Security Program where he focuses on Law Enforcement and intelligence oversight reform. He used to work as a policy council for National Security and privacy and before that he served 16 years as an fbi special agent specializing in domestic terrorism and covert operations int and today we are discussing his book thinking like a terrorist, sorry, discussing his second book
[applause] [applause] oh come on. Good morning. Thank you for that warm welcome and thank you for being in person all the people watching on line or listening remotely we say thank you for joining us for the 2024 state of the state. Youve all been thoroughly welcomed this morning but i want to give a special shout out to a few people in the course ive got to start with first Lady Catherine and her family members she spirit their sister julie and her cousin lisa and watching on line to the rest of our rest of our extended families and their sons joe and tom and her daughter jesse and their extended families. When you serve your family serves with you so i want to be sure to at this time thank them for all their support in the seven years in todays a special day because its jesses birthday and so we need on a one, two, three everybody to yell happy birthday jesse. It will be the Largest Group to ever yell her birthday at the same time. One, 23, happy birthday jesse [applause] way to go.
Members of the Election Assistance Commission about the security concerns head of the 2024 president ial election cycle. They talk about cyber threats, whose Artificial Intelligence, incontinence information. I called to order this hearing on oversight u. S. Election Assistance Commission, thank you all for being here. I want to thank you and ill give witness introduction in a moment. N first of all, senator klobuchar, she would like to be here but cant express her views as reflected in his Opening Statement i want to say under her behalf she appreciates your o work and your being here. Want to thank you that he was established with broad bipartisan support, good news that was about 20 years ago hearing importance responsibility of improving Election Administration security establishing cybersecurity guidelines for systems and promoting accessibility. What everyone to have the opportunity who can for that to be counted. Ec an election in all 50 states as well as the district of columbi
Fbi, the department of Homeland Security and the department of state on federal coordination and informationsharing vital to dismantling Transnational Criminal Organizations. I would like to welcome the members of the subcommittee and express my appreciation to the witnesses for being here today. The chair now recognizes himself for an Opening Statement for which i will deliver mr. Kings Opening Statement. Law enforcement officers use many weapons to fight terrorism and crime on our streets. Some of these weapons such as badges, guns and squad cars are easy to see. They are the hallmarks of police work. There are other weapons, however, that are harder to identify but every bit as vital. Among these less visible weapons, access to timely and Accurate Information is often times the difference between a successful investigation and an unsolved crime. In todays threat environment, much of the information needed by Law Enforcement in the United States is generated overseas. This is particu