look at it, there s two reasons. i think tim cook from apple was basically presenting something that was pretty solid. the fact that one reason why you would not get the government a backdoor is three letters opm, office of personnel management. the department of secrets can t even keep their own secrets, right? you spent the last year dealing with breaches and china and all these different concerns and national security and foreign intelligence, getting into our systems. and we can t have both. we can t literally say okay, now we re going to have backdoors. and then mathematically, you know, we can change all of these numbers that have already been created. secondly, the more attention we drive to this stho to the show we re afraid or in fear of this encryption, the more we re accelerating the attention to these programs and applications to our adversaries in the first place. the ones that are actually already using it are already using it. there s nothing we can do about it anyways
that? brus suburbs has a heavy population. there was the algerian civil war in the 90 nz which the precursors of al qaeda entered into those neighborhoods and use the it as a sort of hiding place for their civil war, which was partially conducted here in fraen s and which gave us the first terrorist attacks in the metro in 1995. so there s this tradition. and there s so many of them, and the belgium state being a democratic state, they ended upsetting up shop to some degree. belgium didn t feel threatened until an attack on a jewish museum last year. either you round up thousands of suspects or you do real police work pit s a very slow wakening which they ve had maybe a little bit after we ve had it here in france. i m not an expert in intelligence techniques, be uh if you know all the threats are in one particular area of town,
all this is a real showing sign that there is little trust in the russian s word. and they they still believe there may be a fight with the russians. really illustrating what s going on there. thanks so much. open enrollment for obamacare has officially closed. white house officials are optimistic despite some technical glitches. people scrambling flooded the site monday. some will get an extension. they say signups could reach an early goal of 7 million. a senate report accuses the cia of lying to americans about its controversial interrogation program. they say they gained critical intelligence from harsh intelligence techniques. this report also find that enhanced interrogation of
the military, and he mentioned intelligence. and so i think what people need to hear from him is, okay, so what are the circumstances where you think military commissions will be most effective? what are the sorts of intelligence techniques that you believe can be most effective? what about the high value detainee interrogation group that the new administration has announced that they are going to implement? but we haven t heard much about how it will be implemented, or if it has, how it will be used. so i think what people need to hear is, when the criminal justice system won t be appropriate or won t be effective, what is the administration s plan b? there is a lot there for you to respond to here, jack. let me break it down for you a little bit, if we can. first, sort of address this idea that these other cases won t be this easy, that terrorists are not likely to cooperate as readily as we saw in this case. well, that may be possible, but what i think is important here is what