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List at the parolees in the area, and connected the dots? >> well, had that information been available to our law enforcement, yeah, i think that, that could -- that could have happened. >> after reagans murder, boggs decided to investigate and, possibly, legislate. she discovered that gps monitors can be and sometimes are, set up to send alerts if an offender violates a curfew or moves into a restricted area. but in golsbys case, boggs says ohios department of rehabilitation and correction, or ...

In afghanistan. youre standing there on the eve of this extraordinary anniversary and were still worried about the prospect of a terrorist threat out of afghanistan. some things have changed in terms of intelligence sharing, the dots were there before 9/11, but they werent connected between the various intelligence agencies often because of rivalries and bureaucracies, that has changed. the 9/11 commission did set a better pathway for information sharing within the united states and the united s...

Three years ago, normal hobby drones were used in attempt to kill the president of venezuela. but congress only recently gave federal agencies legal authority they need to start developing drone counter measures. in some ways, though security changed radically for big set piece threats and conventional threats, the government is still struggling to cope with new threats, stephanie. >> thanks, pete. lets dig deeper, bring in jeh johnson. he is on the board of the 9/11 memorial and museum. before ...

Of dni when it was created in 2002 or 2003. i thought it was another layer of unnecessary bureaucracy. but ive seen it work. as a consumer intelligence products, when i was second of homeland security, if you have the right kind of leadership over the intelligence community. were much better connecting the dots. i believe if there were another large scale plot like a 9/11 today involving so many actors, our fbi, our dhs, intelligence community hopefully would be able to detect that at an early s...

Particular lesson? >> absolutely. hallie, we suffer fighting the last war or the threats we have seen yesterday are the same threats we see tomorrow. thats always a challenge with with the intelligence community and law enforcement. i think certainly a challenge in 2021 where terrorist groups and extremist groups of whatever strife are using whatever communications to connect. using encryption more comprehensively. a lot of work still needs to be done. to assume the bad guys are getting smarter ...

Telecommunications -- >> who else do you think is protecting? >> i dont think hes -- taylor greene, bob, our jordan, gates, anyone who has potentially -- >> tell the folks -- just everybody understands. >> that is exactly right. 12 republicans were listed as having their records flagged and put into requested to not be deleted in these telecommunications companies. they are not necessarily going to lead to further investigation, they want those records preserved so when they have questions they ...

He joined in 2007 at age 25. his new job brought him to a border city in the southwestern united states. his first order of business was to learn about the mexican narco culture" which included songs like this, "el nino de la tuna" a ballad about el chapo. his mentor was an undercover agent drew calls in the book "diego." >> as he was translating them to me, i started to understand really what was behind these songs. it really connected dots for me, kind of a whos who in that world. >> were thes...

Like this, of a disaster like this. i think theres a time that comes later to sort of step back and try to connect these dots. and i think thats happening more and more, but it is incredibly frustrating, i think, to those of us who care a lot about climate change and climate policy, that there still remain these intense political divisions in the u.s. and i think its a lack of willingness to connect those dots and realize that we are super charging these storms. we are making these wildfires mor...

Climatologist michael e.man, the author of "the new climate war," the fight to take back our planet. hes also the lead author of the u.n.s inter-governmental panel on climate change, which came out last month and spelled out dire predictions about the future. michael, thank you so much for joining us this morning and sharing your expertise. i know youve heard a number of prominent voices on certain media outlets that have mocked the connection that experts such as yourself have made between thes...

Away from them by republicans, i think they do animate these voter and awaken a sleeping giant, and they are doing something that democrats have not been able to do and that is to make women more of a single-issue voting bloc around choice which can very much change the dynamics of the mid-terms, but also down ballot as well. if democrats can connect the dots to this overwhelmingly unpopular piece of legislation that republicans are pushing through the state legislative bodies as well, i think t...