power has succeeded to scare the lion while it should be the other way around. so what do you think nato should be doing right now that would make putin blink but would also not lead to world war iii? he does not want a world war iii, because he will lose. if it is conventional war, he will lose very soon for the fact that nato is much more powerful, also militarily. america alone is much more powerful militarily. if he hints to nuclear weapons, that is empty threat, mostly. why? because he knows that if he sends missiles to nato countries, nuclear missiles or to america, he will get back
growth. those two most recent ransomware attacks on a pipeline supplying fuel to much of the eastern half of the country and to the nation s leading meat processor they have for steve ministration to confront the reality of cybercriminals targeting our country. chris wray told the wall street journal the bureau is investigating about 100 different types of ransomware. many tracing back to hackers in russia, and compared to the current spate of cyberattacks the challenge posed by the september 11th terrorist attacks. white house says putin will hear from biden about the cyberattack during their geneva summit later this month. the nation s former cybersecurity chief says that discussion is long overdue. we need to make putin blink, we need to hit his pain points. we could turn the screws on him, we chose to not do that. the capital was the stage for the culmination of a two-year legal battle as former
we need to make putin blink. we need to hit his pain points. we could turn the screws on. we ve just chosen in the past not to. today the capitol was the stage for the culmination of a two-year legal battle as former trump white house counsel don mebegan appeared before the judicial committee to testify about trump s effort to obstruct robert mueller s inquiry. house democrats first subpoenaed mcgahn back in 2019. a transcript of what he said won t be made public until next week. he s bringing to life volume two of the mueller report, the turbulent times in the white house with the president aobsessed over robert mueller s investigation of russian interference, how he had to fend
out for the kind of more symmetrical responses that clint is talking about? i m not sure i m hearing that right now out of the fbi, and believe me, you know, clint, i share your frustration. i have been right there. i think we ve got to be very very careful in how we select from our menu of options in terms of responses here. you know, fundamentally, russia does not have the same dependencies on the negotiable economy, nor the internet that we do. we live in one of the glassiest of houses around, and this is what clint s talking about when, you know, the policy makers kind of blink a little bit, based on how vulnerable we are here. the russians are well aware of our capabilities. they know what we re able to do to them. we have just held back on a range of fronts, and i think that s where we need to step up. we need to make putin blink. we need to hit his pain points. that includes financially, that