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Reaction is mike huckabee and larry elder. governor huckabee, i dont know if you are still in israel. i know you were there this week and our president tried to influence the election against prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> shawn, im waiting on the senate. on the way that we involve ourselves as a u.s. government and the israeli election. like they think something happened in russia. 350,000 tax dollars from the state department was sent to a group called one voice. it was used for voter l...

Huckabee and talk show host larry elder. governor, i dont know if you are still in israel. our president tried to influence their election. >> i am waiting on the senate. sean, i am waiting on the senate to show how we involved ourselves as the u.s. government in the israeli election like they think something happened in russia. $350,000 tax dollars were sent to one voice for voter lists and databases to get rid of benjamin. then president obama people raised $20 billion to defeat benjamin. that...

Huckabee and talk show host larry elder. governor, i dont know if you are still in israel. our president tried to influence their election. >> i am waiting on the senate. sean, i am waiting on the senate to show how we involved ourselves as the u.s. government in the israeli election like they think something happened in russia. $350,000 tax dollars were sent to one voice for voter lists and databases to get rid of benjamin. then president obama people raised $20 billion to defeat benjamin. that...

Houses shouldnt throw too many rocks. so there is a difference between an act of espionage which we conduct as well as and other nations do, versus an attack. >> just as a broader point, i think the opm issue highlights that massive data concentrations increasingly have value all their own. i can remember ten years ago, thinking to myself, large databases like opm are so large, the ability of an intruder, an external actor to access, fully extract, and bore their way through millions upon millio...

You know, an act of espionage, which we conduct as well and other nations do, versus an attack. mike, you want to comment? >> just as a broader point, i think o.p.m. issue highlights that massive data concentration increasingly have value all of their own. i remember 10 years ago earlier in my time in cyber thinking to myself large databases are so large the ability of an intruder, an external actor to fully extract and bore their way through millions and millions of records would be difficult. ...

>> jenna: we certainly know that there are things that happen publicly in things that happen behind closed doors, and we certainly know there are a lot of really good, hard-working people in the intelligence community that we are very grateful for. we are taking the story in the context of some other stories that we have seen. monday we had this huge computer meltdown in customs. and this is something, there is no hacking involved here, but it was a software update. and in many ways, you think w...

As he was stuck in line with his wife. he witnessed some passengers hyperventilating, others needing medical assistance. people were getting nervous with the lack of communication. tensions were very high. all systems throughout the country are back up and running now, but lets just say there is a lot of unhappy passengers about how all of this would net down my site, as agents work to get people manually cleared, they also wanted to ensure the public that every person was being appropriately sc...

Administration has determined that it must retaliate against china for the theft of personal information of more than 20 million americans from the databases of the office of personnel management. its still struggling to decide what it can do without prompting and escalating cyber conflicts." the trump folks are saying they chose not to say anything there and yet here they are expelling diplomats and talking openly about it. >> i think there case of this is largely political on the part of obama...

Portfolios that have to be managed, it is very difficult to figure out which one is going to pop off. >> jenna: that is so important for us, again, according to customs they were able to screen people, they were able to use their databases, it was just lower. but you say that a lot of the folks that have committed bad acts are actually known entities, so even if they did pop up in the database, it may not tell us when things or the other. >> a lot of times it isnt about the database turning back...

China for the theft of personal information of more than 20 million americans from the databases of the office of personnel management. its still struggling to decide what it can do without prompting and escalating cyber conflicts." the trump folks are saying they chose not to say anything there and yet here they are expelling diplomats and talking openly about it. >> i think there case of this is largely political on the part of obama is true. but that doesnt mean that the russians werent behin...