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Going to have none of us as individuals can protect ourselves. And it is not solved within the next year. Arthur . Yeah. And i think that it is also it is just another i think weve heard here that this is just going to be sort of another pressure on the health care sector, which parts of which have a lot of financial and other strains. And unfortunately this was an unforeseen consequence of i think unforeseen by most of the Meaningful Use Program and the effort to get the the needed effort to ge...

Thats all kosher. But doing the same type of Data Development through surveillance electronic surveillance and you can kick the tire on specific people you identify is somehow prohibited by the Fourth Amendment. It cannot be. Well, i disagree with most of the details that david laid out, but im going to try to go to the core of your question. Your name was edward, right . Which is why do so many conservatives depart from the text of the constitution and the original intent and so many liberals d...

They come to 140 clotters from the port of mario to key west, florida in nearly 2,000 boats. Why do they come . Why are there so many . During the spring through fall of 1980, approximately 125,000 cuban refugees arrived in florida from the port of mariel, cuba. Hear interviews from the new arrivals to america and find out why they left, sunday morning at 10 00 on road to the white house rewind. The 1992 democratic and republican conventions. Bill clinton accepts his partys president ial nominat...

40 years ago, in the wake of watergate, the United States senate created a special committee to look into the activities of United States intelligence services. It was the Senate Select committee for governmental operations it quickly took on the nickname of its chairman, frank church and it was best known to history as the Church Committee. The committee met for 16 months. It reviewed more than 10,000 documents and called 800 witnesses before the committee and its staff. Its legacy includes the...

Crowd, the media would want to attend and they would need space for them. I think it was intentionally a site that drew references to earlier very responsible investigations because one of the challenges that the Church Committee had to overcome was the criticism that investigating the National Intelligence community in the public and exposing to the public some of the activities of the Intelligence Community which by the very nature classified or secret will be exposing the Intelligence Communi...

Of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978, which we know as fisa. Two former Staff Members are with us and will be with us to help provide some Historical Context and understand the significance of the 40yearold video that you were about to that you are about to see. From new york city, Frederick Schwarz who was the committees chief counsel is with us. Here in our studio in washington in washington d. C. Is elliot , maxwell who was counsel to the committee as a his designee in pennsyl...

The subcommittee on Government Operations and the subcommittee on National Security will come to order and without objection, the chair is authorized to declare a recess at any time. Were here today to discuss incorporating social media into the federal security clearance and Background Investigations. Having a security clearance means by definition you have access to information that would hurt our National Security if it got out. And that is why we perform Background Investigations on individu...

Whi whitehouses point, theres been no warrant issued for these collections. And when the attention shifts to Americans Communications that are collected over a five year period with 90 plus thousand people outside the United States i think it becomes a moment when the Fourth Amendment would require court approval. Thank you. Last but not least, ms. Brand. Thank you. I would urge congress to reauthorize section 702. I dont think any changes are necessary. I would note that the law in our in depth...

Variety of reasons. So the legislative portion of those reviews never reached fruition. There were a number of internal reviews and internal changes that took place as a result of the Church Committee inquiry and later the and that person has to report to kblg about what it finds about what he or she finds to be the problem internally. Kate scott, thank you. Thank you. Our coverage, 40 years later continues. This is American History tv only on cspan 3. 40 years ago they created a committee to lo...