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Germany-based retail giant Schwarz Group has acquired Israel-based security posture management company XM Cyber for $700 million.

And the killing of these people, others might be thinking of an attack like this somewhere in the world. they get the idea, they see what happened, we see the media attention and then they try and replicate that. i think the other thing that ive been quite concerned about in many places, the dramatic increase in outdoor dining and that outdoor dining oftentimes is set in the middle of streets and roads. and just as someone who has worked counterterrorism a long time, ive had times where im just ...

A passenger with an accidental discharge whose bag was being searched as he sat there and then the passenger subsequently fled. and yet, the airport is assured, putting out a tweet that this is an accidental discharge and this passenger is not in their custody at the very moment. >> yes, thats right, yasmin, and my question also would be, wheres the gun? is the passenger gone and the gun was left at the checkpoint? it sounds like that must be the case. because otherwise, i think there would be m...

You know, he seems quite proud of himself in that recording. if he doesnt have anything to hide, then he shouldnt have any trouble coming and telling us his side of this story. but hes behaving as if he is somebody who wants to hide the truth. >> i want to show you something that your fellow committee member, adam kinzinger, said about what the republican posture and sort of pr is in terms of security. >> dont let my side use the security posture as the strawman argument in this. the reality is ...

Guard. >> i thank the gentleman for yielding. dont let my side use the security posture as the straw man argument in this. the reality is that the equivalent of blaming the victim of a crime for the crime, and while it is important, thats not what were here to talk about today. madam speaker, voting on a criminal contempt resolution is not the position we hoped to be in, but steve bannon went out of his way to earn this resolution before us, and now we must approve it. mr. bannons willful disreg...

Nays are ordered. proceed to your electrical device. >> youve been listening there to the debate among house members of whether or not to basically hold steve bannon responsible for defying a subpoena, and you heard interesting arguments, i would say, from both sides. they are now going to vote on this. and i just thought it was really interesting to hear the republicans who seem to be kind of using the strategy of diversion to talk about anything but steve bannon. >> yeah. >> and the things tha...

As a republican, dont let my side use the security posture as the straw man argument in this. the reality is thats the equivalent of blaming the victim of a crime for the crime. and while it is important, thats not what were here to talk about today. madam speaker, voting on a criminal contempt resolution is not the position we hoped to be in, but steve bannon went out of his way to earn this resolution before us. and now we must approve it. mr. bannons willful disregard for the select committee...

Happens again. that was what they kind of kept hammering but for some reason they dont think that steve bannon though he telegraphed he did know something the day before january 6th should be called. you know, i think that it probably cant be easy to be congressman adam kinzinger or liz cheney today but i just want to play what adam kinzinger said about his republican colleagues. >> as a republican, dont let my side use the security posture as the straw man argument in this. the reality is that ...

Madam speaker, we must do better. we have not fixed the institutional problems with our security apparatus that led to the lack of preparation, the danger that our brave officers were put in on that day and any other possible day like that in the future. thats a failure of leadership in this institution. we must fix the problems that led to the terrible security posture here, and i will tell you after witnessing what we saw a few different days and security postures this house was put into a cou...

0 have. the question they ask is why were we so unprotected on january 6 and what has changed since then? getting to the bottom of those questions should be the top priority for all of us in this house. there are serious security vulnerabilities that have been not addressed by this house in 11 months after january 6, and this is what the majority has decided to spend its time on. holding a private citizen who wasnt even part of the administration at the time in contempt for refusing to comply wi...