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>> to the point, as you know last week, the biden administration unveiled this new national strategy for combatting domestic extremism. theyre calling for hiring more intelligence analysts, screening government employees for possible ties to hate groups, but it does not go as far as to call for new legal authority. so give me your sense of the administrations approach right now. do you think its going far enough or is this just one step in the process? >> well, we have been spending the last 20 ...

>> eventually he will have to test if he wants to advance further the program itself. on the other hand, kim jong-un fully understands that to test long-range missiles is essentially a big red line that the biden administration may not take very well. >> reporter: this comes as intelligence analysts from seoul to washington are keeping close watch on kims appearance, specifically his weight. side by side video comparisons indicate kim appears much thinner now than he was last year. last fall, so...

>> and then we fell in love. >> reporter: but kims agreements with trump were vague, and president biden has indicated hes taking a much harder line on potentially sitting down with kim. but analysts say since those talks with trump and even during the pandemic, kim has been secretly building his weapons program. north korea has tested short-range missiles in recent months. it has not tested long-range missiles recently, but at an october parade in pyongyang, the regime displayed what experts sa...

More so. better trying to coordinate with social media companies to keep tabs on the sort of trends that are out there in social media. this is one of the things that many people have faulted the government for not paying more attention to social media, to all the threats against washington leading up to the capitol riots in january. so the government wants to try to do a better job of that. more lawyers to prosecute, more intelligence analysts to look for trends, more outreach to communities to...

Would you expect to see out of this meeting between the two leaders? >> well look, im hopeful that president biden is going to lay down some clear markers about what is going to be acceptable and unacceptable in his administration with regards the russia. i think that obviously we know, we wont see a repeat of what we saw in helsinki with the former president siding with putin over our intelligence analysts. but, you know, just not being trump isnt quite good enough. i think he needs to lay clea...

Saw in helsinke with the former president siding with putin over our intelligence analysts. but, you know, just not being trump is not good enough. i think he needs to lay clear markers on human rights, lay clear markers when it comes to the cybersecurity and the cyberattacks that russia has even been actively involved in or at least tacitly allowing from their country, and thinking about human rights and political rights for people like navalny and for other advocates of democracy throughout th...

Security agencies for a whole of government approach against these cyber threats. our partners in the intelligence community and across government are central to these efforts. leveraging each of our authorities and capabilities enables us to conduct coordinated operations to respond to and deter malicious activities from groups like darkcited. theres a lot of exceptional behind the scenes teamwork that goes into both identifying effective ways to target adversaries and predicating actions we ma...

Law enforcement and cybersecurity agencies for a whole of government approach against these cyber threats. our partners in the intelligence community and across government are central to these efforts. leveraging each of our authorities and capabilities, enables us to conduct, coordinate operations to respond to and deter malicious activity from groups like dark side. theres a lot of exceptional behind the scenes team work that goes into both identifying effective ways to target adversaries and ...

A U.S. businessman, a giant in the pharmaceutical industry, is to be jailed for eighteen years and will have to come up with more than a third-of-a-billion dollars after a court sentenc ...

A U.S. businessman, a giant in the pharmaceutical industry, is to be jailed for eighteen years and will have to come up with more than a third-of-a-billion dollars after a court sentenc ...