G20 summit this weekend. Our eyes are on two of them. The United States and china. President trump and xi jinping face a trade war. The talks may be at the conference in japan or in beijing. Vm wares operating officer is back from china where he hosted the for rem, pooden is joining us right now. Sanjay pooden is in charge of all of em. I want to go in with you on your most recent trip to china. In the hotel bar, you are talking for those who work for your company and those who dont. What are they saying behind closed door . Yeah, thanks scott for having me on the show. I think it was important that the executive theyre getting a sense of whos going to show up here. I went there to reassure our employees and then partners with customers that we are committed to our customers there. It starts with that. Well, we got to comply with u. S. Law which affects certain partners. There is a vast number of other partners that we want to reassure. Tell me what you want to reassure them. I am talk
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Country. But it would be wrong to suggest that this is also just like its been in yemen and somalia were you going with quick light footprint attacks and leave. Here it is going to have to be a very constant form up operations at the scene already announced over the past month about 150 separate attacks they have done in 30 days. You can do the math there. It is five today. On over 200 targets that is just doing the basel and a few other locations in iraq. Obviously at some point and i dont think it will be immediate, this will spread to syria. Host you had a piece last week i believe that outlines the challenges the president faces could you also do price tag about the airstrikes in iraq so far. Over 200 million a month. Guest that is just containing it to iraq. If this spreads to theory the price goes up significantly. Host talk about that war. How much money are we talking about . Guest we dont know because the president has not put a price tag on it. When you consider afghanistan t
Hard time trying to sell the idea of democracy abroad. Thank you very much. Thanks very much. Tom . Well, thanks, will. And thanks for the invitation to join this conversation this morning. In the spirit of in which ambassador basora launched us a little while ago, ive been thinking about making there a really interactive kind of event. So ive been listening intently to each of the three previous speaker nz it may seem at some level that they presented alternative schools of thought or approach to this question. So im not sure im allowed to say this but i agree with all of them. I agree with in particular with the way nick framed the tradeoffs that we often face in government between our understandings of potential shortterm benefit or shortterm need versus longterm. Thats the world in which i live every day in the u. S. Government as we sit around tables not usually as pretty as this but trying to talk about how we integrate our interests in strengthening democratic governs and respec
To be one of the few organizations that did see a very generous budget, including the addition of 2,000 officers this fiscal year, and in the administrations request for 2015, theres also a request for another 2,000 plus officers. Which we know are critically important to securing the economy and encountering this threat. I understand the manpower. Im concerned about technology and other things necessary to support the increase in people along the border. Im looking at the International Side of it. Well, we use those officers to deploy them in places like preclearance overseas. Deploy them in the Immigration Advisory Program. Deploy them to the National Targeting Center. When we collect the information, we collect the intelligence reports and others too. For instance, the officers based on their experience and their knowledge in turns that into actionable operational entities and being able to question them and continue to address that. So its not a matter of resource. Are you satisfie