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Interdistricting contraband. it enables i.c.e., immigrations and customs enforcement, to hire more than 200 special agents, investigators and intelligence analysts, who will help combat narcotic smuggling and their associated violence. it provides for two more on-man craft systems and has $14 million to deploy tactical communications technology that will improve enforcement, particularly along some of the more remote areas of the border. it also includes $196 million for the justice department t...

Screening 100% of southbound rail. criminal alien removals are at an all-time high. we have added more technology, manpower and resources to the border than ever before. this is a long-term, systemic effort to defeat the cartels and to continue to secure the border. the administration is dedicated to that approach. and thats why the president ordered 1200 national guard troops to the border and why he asked congress for this supplemental funding. now, the bill. in terms of manpower, the bill pro...

Right now because we have all of this bureaucracy and all of these intelligence analysts. >> what do you say to dick cheney? he had his mitts all over this. >> if you want to fix the problem which has grown up under at least two presidents, obviously under two presidents then you have to make it a presidential priority and you have to put somebody in charge of one of the toughest things youll ever see in washington, reform of bureaucracy. unless do you that, nothing will change for the better. >...

Attacks like the fort hood massacre and christmas day underwear bombing. thats the conclusion of a now two year investigation by reporters for the "the washington post." which now says the main problem is, there were just too many dots. according to the first of three installments in todays newspaper, almost 1300 government organizations working counter terrorism and homeland security along with close to 2,000 private companies. intelligence analysts put out more than 50,000 reports a year. acco...

Mind "mama dont let your babies grow up to be cowboys" but insert "liberal arts majors." some of these pay less than the median american salary. the highest paid english majors, if youre curious, english majors out there, they tend to be technical writers. they do much better than average. political scientists, the political scientists that are paid the best tend to be intelligence analysts. come on, im not saying dump the liberal arts degree. a broad liberal arts education is important. everyon...

Or preemptive strike and even, you know, the latest strike against brennan and the preemptive strike against others and the list being compiled, how does that cause ripples within the intelligence community, you know, second-guessing, anything like that? >> fred, i think that this undoubtedly has to have an operational impact on the functioning of the intelligence community. the intelligence community, intelligence analysts, intelligence operatives, are unbiased. theyre apolitical when they go t...

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They released a statement to us from brian hale, spokesman for the office of the director of national intelligence, saying in very plain language they stand by that 2017 assessment and that they will read this house report -- the findings from this house report, but saying in plain language they stand by what they found a little more than a year ago. i will add there as well that, yes, the intelligence chiefs who were in charge at the time and signed off in effect on that assessment were politic...

This is a serious issue for the russians. forget the 2016 elections. this an issue they have been concerned about ever since it was adopted. they retaliated in various forms. and it would not surprise me just like many lawyers with clients try to approach presidential campaigns, that they would try to approach the trump campaign. eric: in that email to donald jrp 0 to gold sphoan, she says she is a government lawyer. here is what a harvard professor is saying about this this morning. this was in...

Was gray hair in new york we remember the tais and there was a lot of that going around. ken i have my spectacles on to read from you a "washington post" op-ed. i wanted to see if in sounds familiar a former cia intelligence officer writing today everything we know about the meeting from whom it involved to how it was set up, how it unfolded is in line with what intelligence analysts would expect an overture in a russian influence operation to look like. it bears all the hallmarks of a progressi...