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Remedied before these deaths occurred. I want to thank the families of the victims of these directive cars for coming forward and being at that hearing yesterday and sharing their stories with and sharing their stories with and being at that hearing yesterday. To share their story with me and others they are doing a great Public Service with their courage ian strength. Also want to thank ms. Barra the ceo of gm as i said to her and will repeat now, wiedmaier on dash admire her fortitude to and h...

[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] resuming the questions. Thank you very much. Mr. Zatko, i just wanted to follow up a little bit on the repeated suggestions that youve made in your testimony that Cyber Security vulnerabilities will expose the United States to risk and to attacks and the twitter security failure threatened the countrys National Security. Good with that . Yes, sir. Okay. So i guess hidden ad buyers, we saw the same thing with facebook when they were taking ads w...

Question for jonathan. Can you talk about sharing with countries of the region to reduce tension can you give what the incentive would be and theater what do you think would be the new approach or the balance look like in the new year and obviously there is a criticism about too much emphasis, and the book you wrote about is very optimistic about the rebalancing strategy received, that after your competing organizations, 37 if i remember correctly, said it is up so very different. And to look to...

[applause] [inaudible conversations] next, on booktv, after words with theresa payton, this week Cheryl Chumley and her first book, police state u. S. A. how orwells nightmare is becoming our reality in may, the Washington Times reporter argues that governments desire to to monitor and control the public is greater now than ever before. Traffic light cameras, drove monitoring and more amounts to a police state that must be rolled back. This program is about an hour. Host cheryl, and its a pleasu...

Democratizing force. It is powerful in terms of being a ladder for social and economic mobility. But right now there are really significant discrepancies in the adoption and availability of a lot of these technologies such as broadband in lower income communities. So im concerned about that these communities are often the vulnerable populations. And that theyre often adversely affected by technology transitions. So the question very simply is, is what can we do, what should we be doing to ensure...

Areas, and sustaining existing capabilities. But, again, that measure can be better. On the administrative management side, weve made progress in measuring our ability to effectively, efficiently release the funding, monitor programmatic use of the funds, monitor grantee Financial Management of the funds, monitor the closing of the awards and grantee draw down. Were making progress, mr. Chairman, weve got an opportunity to make even more. Thanks. Yes, sir. For us, i think its about getting good,...

This process. Ill just this is a long time ago, but ill share an experience with you. I bought a company in puerto rico, put it into four containers, all the equipment. Everything that was there. All four container arrived at one of my plants here. All the seals were there. When we opened the containers, everything of significant value that could have been marketed was gone. But the seals were still there. So the fact is, and that was way before 9 11. That was in the 70s. But the fact is, that p...

By suggesting one. Chairman carper, youre recognized. Mr. Chairman, to you, our friend, Ranking Member cummings, to our colleagues with whom dr. Coburn and i have worked including the fellow from utah, most recently on really surplus property, access properties, wasted properties. I have a prepared statement im going to ask if we could be included in the record. Without objection. Both of your statements will be required we are not running a clock on you. This isnt the senate. Bear that in mind....

Im worried about holes or gaps. If i can go down that way of this idea of the penetration were seeing sort of equally applied, you know, access to technology is to me a great democratizing force. It is powerful in terms of being a ladder for social and economic mobility. But right now there are really significant discrepancies in the adoption and availability of a lot of these technologies such as broadband in lower income communities. So im concerned about that these communities are often the v...

Witnesses today. Theres a lot of attendance today. Obviously a discussion that many people are interested in. We do have a series of four votes beginning in a halfhour so im going to be very strict with the time clock today in allowing five minutes to each senator and well be calling on people in order of arrival. So with that, ms. Jones, i wanted to start with you and thank you for sharing your story and being here today to testify. Your story actually really resonates with me. All of my brothe...