Russias invasion of ukraine. The counteroffensive going slowly by believing ukraine will be able to make advances. Director burns was interviewed. Phil burns. Hi. Good to see you. Welcome back to aspen. Very nice to be with you. Thank you for inviting me again. Are you ready . Russia. I am shocked that you would ask that. What just happened . When you are watching event saturday june 24, what was your understanding of what was unfolding . Id seen over the last three decades since the end of the cold war, and a lot of fascinating episodes in russia but none more fascinating than the mutiny which was the most direct assault on the russian state and Vladimir Putins 23 years in power. I think in many ways it exposed some of the significant weaknesses in the system that putin has built it weaknesses that had already been laid bare by the disastrous and did deeply destructive war that putin launched in ukraine. Now almost exactly a month ago today after they launch that mutiny was the way in
Public servant, along with these other television providers, giving you a front receipt to democracy seat to democracy. The cia director discusses Global Security challenges at 2023 Aspen Security Forum in relation to russias invasion of ukraine. He believes ukraine will make advances. Director burns was interviewed by mary louise kelly. Ms. Kelly bill burns. Good to see you. Welcome back to aspen. Dir. Burns it is nice to be with you and nice to be back at aspen. Ms. Kelly are you ready . Russia. Just happened. When you were watching events saturday, june 24, what was your understanding of what was unfolding . Dir. Burns i have seen, over the last three decades, since the end of the cold war, a lot of fascinating episodes in russia, but nothing more than fascinating as for goshens mutiny which was the most direct assault in putins 23 years in power. I think in many ways it exposed some of the significant weaknesses in the system that putin has built. Weaknesses that had been laid bare
Public servant, along with these other television providers, giving you a front receipt to democracy seat to democracy. The cia director discusses Global Security challenges at 2023 Aspen Security Forum in relation to russias invasion of ukraine. He believes ukraine will make advances. Director burns was interviewed by mary louise kelly. Ms. Kelly bill burns. Good to see you. Welcome back to aspen. Dir. Burns it is nice to be with you and nice to be back at aspen. Ms. Kelly are you ready . Russia. Just happened. When you were watching events saturday, june 24, what was your understanding of what was unfolding . Dir. Burns i have seen, over the last three decades, since the end of the cold war, a lot of fascinating episodes in russia, but nothing more than fascinating as for goshens mutiny which was the most direct assault in putins 23 years in power. I think in many ways it exposed some of the significant weaknesses in the system that putin has built. Weaknesses that had been laid bare
Authorization by a foreign Intelligence Surveillance act. This is about two and half hours. [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] the media will come to order, good morning. Before we start i want to address some housekeeping matters. First, todays open portion is being broadcast live. And streamed on the committees youtube channel. We conducted entirely on an unclassified basis. All participants are reminded to refrain from discussing classified or other information protected from public exposure. It is my privilege to welcome a distinguished panel of leaders today to discuss Intelligence Committee anti threat assessment rate during todays proceedings we will hear from Lieutenant General scott director of the Defense Intelligence agency by the honorable William Burns director of the Central Intelligence agency. The honorable admiral intelligence, general paul, director of the National Security agency. And the honorable Chri
Good afternoon, everyone. Welcome to todays hearing concerning fiscal year 2025 in the budget request from the department of Homeland Security. Im calling this hearing to order. We will come secretary of Homeland Security, alejandro mayorkas, to just lie about the fy25 request. Thank you for being here on a busy day. Im looking forward to a lively discussion about the Budget Priorities for the coming year. Nothing is more important in our federal budget and supporting the 260,000 federal employees who spend every day defending our nation. I have reviewed the president s proposed budget. I support lots of it. Have questions about other parts, and i look forward to our subcommittees bipartisan work. I want to use the rest of my time here today to address two elements that linger in the room. First, this budget, even with this proposed increase is not enough to secure our border and manage the unusually high levels of immigration to the United States that started not in 2021 or 2022, but