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How come theyre not cheering for any ideas? theres not one single idea that anybody is advancing that theyre getting excited about. its all about these falsehoods, the election was stolen. i mean, come on. everybody has been through this. the courts have been through it. we know that. but we live in a country today, ana, were all silos. theres an article that came out several weeks ago that i referred to on cnn here. people will actually forward thing that they know is not -- they know are not t...

Someone who cooperated with prosecutors, after the fact. and by definition, cannot be a government agent. but theyll never hear that, because theyll never say it. everyones in their silo, right? their silos. just watching the propaganda channel, and just getting filled up with nonsense. as i like to say here, facts, first, of course. but then, there is texas goper louie gohmert, who always loves to spew a good conspiracy theory and waste time on the house floor. >> we need to know how much parti...

Look what happened with the coronavirus that were talking about. that -- the potential of that coming inadvertently out of a lab would -- killed millions of people. 600,000 in the united states. you see what happened with the cyber attack and the ransomware attack on colonial pipeline. i live in northern virginia. i saw what happened when the pumps were shut down and the panic buying was going on. if you combine the attacks, you can shut down a nation well. we have to address that. we have not d...

Racial hatred beyond the pale is essential and thats something we lost a lot of ground on. without those things, those are basic ground work for any self-government to be possible. i mean, i think joe bidens domestic policy agenda is a good start because it seems to be focussed less on stirring up our animosities, the culture wars. he doesnt play that game. he is trying to improve life, material life, for as many americans as possible, but using government in a positive way. i think thats the st...

>> it really was a wake-up call for the intelligence community and the silos that existed that they werent talking together like they should. >> reporter: it also reveals a significant lack of training for capitol police to deal with a threat like january 6th. as it became clear rioters would breach the capitol complex it took too long for other law enforcement agencies to gear up and respond. >> this was a moment for us, a singular event, and i say its similar to what we saw on 9/11 where we ha...

Credibility of what we were all seeing on the internet? this was a moment for us, a singular event. i say its similar to what we saw 9/11 where we had this attack on our soil, foreign terrorists that attacked our soil. it really was a wake-up call for the intelligence community and silos that existed that they werent talking together like they should. and we realized that foreign terrorism just doesnt occur in foreign countries. it can happen in our homeland. and thats what happened on january 6...

Was this information that wasnt being shared across the intelligence community, for example. there were people that had their own individual silos and a growing threat. obviously, that resulted in that devastating attack. what chris ray is saying, when you look at the recent ransomware attacks, there are parallels. look at the most recent attacks weve seen on critical infrastructure in the united states. you have actors that continue to prey on systems here in the united states. and, you know, w...

Had pre-9/11 where the united states government had a ton of information but it was across a number of agencies in silos and not sharing it? do we need a restructuring? >> well, we started that restructuring already. i think the analogy there is incredibly good. youve outlined the problems we have pre-9/11 for terrorism. for cyber security, it is quite similar. you have the fbi, department of homeland security, department of defense, national security agency, the broader intelligence community a...

Then we dont change as a society. we just end up in silos. and that pushes dangerous thoughts and dangerous people further and further underground. say his name! george floyd! the protests have been many, a movement reignited. but what next? this is a marathon, not a sprint. you cant turn cultures around. its a huge ship, it takes a while to turn. i think we have to commit, i think we have to take individual responsibility. we really need these young people with all these different backgrounds t...

Because they genuinely want to be part of the conversation. the majority of people believe that we should be equal. that doesnt mean they dont hold problematic biases and beliefs. we all do. but if we havent got space to be wrong, if we havent got space to talk openly, then we dont change as a society. we just end up in silos. and that pushes dangerous thoughts and dangerous people further and further underground. say his name! george floyd! the protests have been many, a movement reignited. but...