Cybersecurity and elections very seriously. At the same time we face many other challenges to ensure every vote counts if we count both. Some of the challenges are the direct result of human action related to Older Technology and as we have seen in the past even face risks from natural events such as major storms. I would like each of you to comment on how you would rate the current cybersecurity risk in the upcoming election as it relates to other issues. From my perspective, my entire orientation and of my organization it is looking at the cybersecurity risks and threats and so all of the other things youve talked about our outside of our purview with one exception which is the Contingency Planning that the state and other jurisdictions and local jurisdictions are encouraged to do under the voluntary system guidelines can also protect against these other kinds of natural disasters and other things youve referenced. I would put at risk again as i indicated on election day very low for
Is and can be a great force for good in the world. But because we are such a big country, we didnt always know about other parts of the world. If you are in laos, you need to know about thailand and china and cambodia because you are a small country and they are right next door. You need to know who they are. If you are the United States sometimes you can feel lazy and think. Thats part of what im trying to change because this is the region thats going to grow faster than any place in the world. As the youngest population and the economy is growing faster than any place. If we are here interacting and learning from you and understanding the culture of the region then we will be left behind. We will miss an opportunity and i dont want that to happen. [applause] i would like to ask how will you ensure [inaudible] continues after you step down plaques to disconnect to things we are going to do, we are working with the state department. It will continue after ive left the program to bring
Longer be operating in New Hampshire, in the exchange over just the first two quarters of this year alone. This move will leave 11,581s individuals in the Granite State looking for new held plans. Political reports, that one arizona county is poised to become an obama care ghosttown because no one can afford to sell them. That leaves 9700 people, in all ob arizona, although, with the no anticipations. Q. Millions need relief. Heres the action thats needed. They need immediate relief from the cost of Health Insurance and a lack of options the exchanges. We should do that, by giving states more flexibility, to give individuals and their families options to purchase lower cost private health plans outside ofn obamacare and we should do that now. I intend to offer this legislation that would provide that relief. Thats only to deal with the emergency of next year, of 2017 second, we need big structural change, in order to avoid a near collapse of our nations healtht insurance market. If the
Solutions focus on globalization and job creation. Trump wants to cut taxes on the ruling class to stimulate job creation, and clinton proposes an increase in government sponsored work. They both oppose the Trans Pacific trade pact being pushed by obama. Neither of them, though, nor their fellow politicians down the ballot, pay much attention to what actually may be more important in the changing job scene, and that is automation. Think about it. A hundred years or so ago, nr less than two percent do. Why . The mechanization of farming. The same thing has been happening in every sector of the economy. Law offices used to employ dozens of scribes to type each individual document. Now, one person, using a computer, can do the work that used to require many. Robots are ubiquitous in factories, often replacing the majority of workers; telephone operators are vague memories, changed if not eliminated by automation, the speed of this change has accelerated to the point where some pundits are
Century, technology, automation was welcomed. Labor saving devices were thought to bring progress. Higher wages and shorter hours. That sort of view has changed in the 20th century, so that automation has emerged as a threat, something that takes away our jobs rather than provides us with a richer life, a fuller life, more stuff, more time to enjoy the things that we are making. Now, for some reason and this is what i call in my classes the great leisure mystery for some reason, weve about automation. We fear it. Its going to take away our jobs. I think i have an idea why this transformation occurred, but id just like to put it out there as a mystery. At one time we looked automation as a great boon. Technology brings us were talking about the threat. Peter fisher well, yeah. Just building on that, i think viewing automation as a problem. I guess id like to step back for a minute. Automation is just one form of increasing Labor Productivity which is historically the source of rising st