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Sharply criticized and most recently over the past few days the call for now warning that the u.s. would scale back intelligence sharing over the five g. network if wall way the chinese check giant was involved just this is a long laundry list that that hes tweeting on quite often hes tweeting and indeed it seems the rest of the group now wrote a letter to the german economy minister paid out why. making the threats effectively as you say that if germany chooses wife of five g. that could affect...

Dpaktly what they are. they are dangerous for our country and inspired by democrats that have to change. new zealand of intelligence one in three migrant women are sharing, they are all actively sexually assaulted on the sharing intelligence. bill crystal asked earlier journey north. the border crisis is driving it whether or not intelligence about this kind of threat, white 70,000 americans a year are supremacists, white nationalists killed including meth, heroin, is shared as much as the threa...

Theyre trying to send a message with that the heres pa. heres part of our interview? why is huawei being singled out? theres no huawei equipment in the u.s. networks. has that made the u.s. networks totally safe? if not, how can they tell other countries that your networks would be safer without huawei? thats why we want to make clear our stance by suing the u.s. government. the u.s. government has gop all around the world. vice president mike pence, secretary of state mike pompeo going around a...

World war 2 it has been the u.s.s job to modulate by using basically the threat of military action and financial leverage and all of the leverages of power to moderate behavior. the u.s. has various rings of allies like the uk and the western allies and israel to some extent. the audis are an important partner in the region on some things like intelligence sharing. part of the reason why the u.s. staked out positions and tries to weigh these things from china to middle eastern powers. its becaus...

Participants are actually being met there then there is no reason to share information. this will quickly sort of dissolve under itself. russia has been an abuser of this. bill browder is the famous person. his book "red notice" is about how this system can be abused, how the kremlin can use this to go after their opponents around the world. so how can you have someone from this country essentially lead this? symbolically, its really more devastating than operationally. at the doer level, theyll...

Russia has been an abuser of this. bill browder is the famous person. his book "red notice" is about how this system can be abused, how the kremlin can use this to go after their opponents around the world. so how can you have someone from this country essentially lead this? symbolically, its really more devastating than operationally. at the doer level, theyll still do information-sharing, intelligence-sharing. there are protocols for how all of this is done, but just the entire thought of havi...

Actually change tack on this because they dont have to worry about him over the longer term. >> were you -- go ahead. >> on the subject, the alliance that are decades old being strained, something you can speak very well of is on a practical matter, its not just about trade economics. lets say something about like intelligence sharing. if theres a cooling off between governments, if suddenly france, lets say, feels like they cant trust the united states, what sort of level does that have on -- w...

Act and the presidents team is continuing to repeat, well, we have all of these important ties with saudi arabia. theres no sense that theyre pressing strongly. meanwhile, i hear my colleagues talking about using the various levers we have, the foreign assistance act, the arms export control act, the war powers act. we saw, in fact, 44 members of the senate in a bipartisan fashion support the sanders/lee/murphy proposal that is related to stopping support for saudi arabias assault on yemen, both...

>> its interesting. there has been animosity building for saudi arabia for a while. they expressed more openly in congress. there have been holds placed on all the arms deals that benefit saudi arabia for the last few years. its interesting that this episode is the straw that breaks the camels back. we are hoping that the saudi-led coalition site is a moral quandary for a lot of people. the stick that they have is being able to curtail that support. not just the arms sale, but we are not going t...

>> theres an immediate reason and theres a long-term reason. the immediate reason, lots of folks are speaking to this, there might be operational details or sources and methods in the classified documents that we simply dont want to make public. its trade craft. thats never a good idea. >> let me pause you there. the outing of mr. halper, who was obviously an asset in the uk, has ended his ability to be an asset. correct? >> for instance. >> okay. >> theres a long-term damage, too. theres a long...