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2019, a year that saw a uptick in the number of mass shootings and disasters. joining us now is a former secret service agent under president barack obama and analyst. what are some of the biggest security risks, say, for 2020. >> unfortunately what were going to see in 2020 is a continuation of what we saw in the past year. unfortunately some of our biggest and most critical risk elements that we faced in the past year will carry over and compound into the new year. some of the things that i ha...

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Wiretap, and the legal hoops and hurdles we had to jump through as law enforcement are enormous, rightfully so because if the government is going to surveil your calls in realtime, we want lots of protections in place. none of those protections apply to russian intelligence agencies or other foreign intelligence services. >> we do want those protections. we do want to know that our government doesnt eavesdrop on our phone calls except someone else might be doing so. >> yeah, and they have things...

France 10 years earlier. >> >> my sisters and i moved to israeli where people believe security risks are high but we as jews feel safe. i call on every jew who feels freedom on his home land to come to israel and see us here. it can be different. pete: they are moving out of europe because of the anti-semitism. dean: you hear about the rise in hate crimes and so so and so forth. huge portion of that is headed towards anti-semitism. thats really what it is. we want to address that in this film. i...

On monday the north announced it no longer is interested in having useless meetings with the u.s. that came one day after president trump tweeted see you soon to north korean leader kim jong-un. they have uncovered security risks with the handling of confidential sources. the doj inspector general says they sometimes use their work phones. the i.gs report criticized the oversight off confidential sources. says those can result in placing fbi agents, sources, subjects of investigations, and the...

Were feeling, its an important story. >> one of the final artifacts on display as the so-called glory board signed by some 300 government workers assigned to the fbis office in kabul, afghanistan. only one asked that their name be obscured because of the security risks. >> bret: thank you. a major development in the 2020 race. former new york mayor, michael bloomberg is apparently getting in, working the ballots in at least one state so far. well get a reaction from the panel about what this mea...

These are major security risks, martha. both of these companies need to be held accountable. >> martha: so you want to freeze the assets of the chinese leadership and also in hong kong so does that include president xi, does it include carrie lamb in hong kong? >> yeah, absolutely can. can also include financial institutions that may be working with them in order to put the squeeze in hong kong. look, we know what china is capable of. china has been stealing our jobs for years. now they want to ...

To self declare that its trustworthy and then it gets allowed to provide up to 2 thirds of the german 55 g. network thats not at all taking these security concerns seriously that are not just raised by the u.s. and australia by the way the german intelligence services see it that way the german interior ministry sees it that way the german foreign office has grave concerns about this their big industrial policy considerations because the european suppliers that have excellent technology. ericsso...

The german 55 g. network thats not at all taking these security concerns seriously that are not just raised by the u.s. and australia by the way the german intelligence services see it that way the german interior ministry sees it that way the german foreign office has grave concerns about this their big industrial policy considerations because the european suppliers that have excellent technology. ericsson and not nokia find themselves in an unfair competition with huawei and need to be support...

Chancellor merkel out of fear of retribution would get us a little side of it that she wants to allow huawei in although she i think understands the security risks that are associated with if there were a different relationship to the united states right now if there were a different president do you think that miracles decision would be different you know i dont think it would be different because. shes afraid of retaliation retribution by the chinese government we have the german government ag...