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Threats to all of that. they are weak. they are for open borders. they wont protect you and theyre going to trash the economy through socialism. youre going to see that two-track campaign that trump is going to do. even though hes got the vulnerabilities, you know, i know that everybody is talking about all the policies and the plans that elizabeth warren has. one of the things trump i think understands intuitively is that these elections are decided by the big, bold colors, not the details. and...

Vulnerabilities are, i think that makes his re-election a challenge. >> privately does the president actually believe or understand the real challenges he faces to winning re-election. and the real numbers out there that show that he is a vulnerable incumbent. does he acknowledge that privately and will they have any sort of strategy shift? perhaps the campaign will try to do that around him. but will the candidate himself adjust his message or adjust where he will spend his time and focus and e...

>> harris: did you call him a loose squirrel? >> [laughter] not as you might interpret it. >> harris: either way, you say the president is the dominant gene in any kind of conversation about that. what needs to be talked about in the immediate protection of those ships? last word from you. >> we need to make sure we have good intelligence and communications on the seas ther there. where the vulnerabilities are, and to protect against those areas that iran may be planning to attack from. whether ...

And thats the more interesting part of this "new york times" article, that there were some in the defense department or in cyber command, who were concerned about giving explicit details to the president, for fear that he might give the secrets away, in terms of what were doing. he has been known to do that in the past, with the russian foreign minister, and the israeli prime minister and others. its never a good sign when you cant really trust some of the other people within your organization, ...

Washington. part of the $380 million earmarked for election protection. illinois cut is just under 13 million. >> it sounds like they are a computer commando squad. >> yes. a front line of defense. they do risk assessment testing, spearfishing assessments. their job is to discover what vulnerabilities exist in the system. >> this program and the federal government assistance and the states persistence, and focusing on cyber protections of our elections, is really open up the doors for us to dete...

Their job is to discover what vulnerabilities exist in the system. >> this program and the federal government assistance and states persistent focusing on cyber protection really opened up doors for us to detect, protect and defend our apparatus of elections. >> less than 10% of states took advantage of federal funding at first, more are signing on. they recognize like those here in illinois who experienced the hacking that cyber threats to the election system are very real. >> a great example o...

American debate. >> jeremy bash, what have we done in the meantime to strengthen our elections to fortify them, what have our fine patriotic members of congress done in that interest? >> well, unfortunately not enough, brian. if you look at the efforts that are across the states, we have so many different election systems, and i think it could have really benefitted from some strong leadership from the federal government, but, of course, states and localities want to do things their own way and ...

Relationship with moscow, right back in the center of the american debate. >> jeremy bash, what have we done in the meantime to strengthen our elections to fortify them, what have our fine patriotic members of congress done in that interest? >> well, unfortunately not enough, brian. if you look at the efforts that are across the states, we have so many different election systems, and i think it could have really benefitted from some strong leadership from the federal government, but, of course, ...

>> jeremy bash, what have we done in the meantime to strengthen our elections to fortify them, what have our fine patriotic members of congress done in that interest? >> well, unfortunately not enough, brian. if you look at the efforts that are across the states, we have so many different election systems, and i think it could have really benefitted from some strong leadership from the federal government, but, of course, states and localities want to do things their own way and i think theres be...

Their policies on this debate. and i think for voters for the first time hearing that, theyre going to be like, yeah, well, but what elizabeth warren has done has built a following up until the debate. lets see if she can hold it. >> whats a good drawing look like? right? im kamala harris. who do i want to face off against? >> yeah, biden. i think warren wants to be on the same stage as biden. i think buttigieg probably wants to be on the same stage as biden. if youre on the same stage with the ...