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Transport is also lifted from today. and from april the 1st, free covid testing will come to an end for most people in england. some charities, scientists and doctors are worried restrictions are being relaxed too quickly. covid remains pretty high in circulation around the country and what nhs leaders are worried about is that if too many of our precautions are relaxed at one time, then there will be an increase in the transmission of covid. for lots of people, the current strain of covid—19 ...

Your dhs background? >> yeah, well, look, when we sat in the room several years ago in the white house situation room and looked at these threats, the reality is weve come a long way over the past ten years. businesses are vastly more secure. the federal government especially dhs is much more prepared to prevent and respond to these types of potential attacks, but that said, alex, there are still significant vulnerabilities in u.s. critical infrastructure and our adversaries know it. i would go ...

Build back better but everything about the build back better was in there. didnt hear a lot about energy independence. the state of the union addresses are supposed to be about your accomplishments. but many of their accomplishments are what they consider vulnerabilities. while what i would say the american rescue plan. they know that more spending has led to inflation. energy policies. we see what has happened in europe when you get too dependent on foreign sources of energy dont produce your o...

Have been_ channelled. not to say many people have been debating on certain whether— have been debating on certain whether this was a bluff, despite the fact— whether this was a bluff, despite the fact there were 190,000 troops mobilised _ the fact there were 190,000 troops mobilised on the borders and still many— mobilised on the borders and still many people who thought maybe putin had limited intentions to try and claim _ had limited intentions to try and claim those breakaway separatis...

Conflict breaks out, it would not be bloodless. i assume thats a caution to russia that it would not be bloodless for them and their troops. can you be anymore specific as this is assessed or is the or could you see some vulnerabilities for them? >> so clearly, if he chooses war, he chooses violence. which means hes deliberately choosing to put lives at danger. soldiers lives, civilians lives. he will have to bear the responsibility for that. i think, i would hope that he

Russia while defend against cyberattacks pick, perhaps, our vulnerabilities domestically of these threats. >> bret: i think this is a real threat of a definitely. i mark warmer , dont act on my stomach i talked to mark warner, the chair of the senate intelligence committee. ive done stories at the nsa, and they do red team, blue team efforts to go after cyber attackers. we have the ability to do our own damage overseas as well, but this is our new battlefield of the next century. we have to be w...

U.s. government on how to contain problems, disasters, vulnerabilities. trying to provide that expertise the ukrainians, if they can maintain control of that facility and the security perimeter. not being a nuclear expert myself, what did remind me of is the fukushima disaster in japan after the tsunami. where, the u.s. experts were kind of, in constant contact with the japanese about how do you contain any kind of potential fallout. and how to avoid an ex -- hopefully this does not end up at th...

Folks are doing to protect themselves. the first is known vulnerabilities which actors are leveraging. they published a list. they said, if youre vulnerable to these things, you need to tighten up, batten down the hatches because these are the leverages that hackers are leveraging. theyve also published what to be on the lookout for. its very easy to digest what organizations need to do. >> so i remember solarwinds back in 2020. the suspect, as we mentioned is this group believed to be driven by...

Of the colonial pipeline hack, was it was a reminder of whats the great deal of critical infrastructure and in this country is on private or non -- . so we are working with those who do control that infrastructure. whether were talking about pipelines, water, utilities, transportation aspects to make sure that they understand their ability to communicate with each other about their best practices. and the u.s. government when they come under attack. certainly we will give a response. we will wor...

Are going to do -- putin in particular will use incrementalism. hell see vulnerabilities, the fact were hemming and hawing about these aircraft, will ratchet up the intentions on us, continue to bomb ukrainian cities. he doubles down. and were giving so taking action now is actually a good way to help ukraine resolve this issue on the ground, which is where this is going to be decided, through this -- this clash of militaries. and if we help ukraine fend off the russian military, thats how this ...