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Overnight Defense: Joint Chiefs warn against sweeping reform to military justice system | Senate panel plans July briefing on war authorization repeal | National Guard may have 'training issues' if not reimbursed Ellen Mitchell © Greg Nash Overnight Defense: Joint Chiefs warn against sweeping reform to military justice system | Senate panel plans July briefing on war authorization repeal | National Guard may have 'training issues' if not reimbursed Happy Tuesday and welcome to Overnight Defense. I'm Ellen Mitchell, and here's your nightly guide to the latest developments at...
Intelligence community, especially nsa. >> when we talk about things like cyber investigations, it becomes the shirts and skins exercise. without commenting about anything that's retrospective about 2016, do you think it's likely that in 2018 and beyond, there will be more targeting of u.s. public discourse and elections? >> i do. i think one of the lessons that the russians may have drawn from this is that this works. as i said a month or so ago, expect to see them back in 2018, especially in 2020. >> you regularly testify, correct me if i've misheard, but you've regularly testify that you do...
>> when we talk about things like cyber investigations right now, so often on cable tv, it's a shirts and skins exercise. without asking you to comment about anything retrospective of 2016, is it likely in 2018 and beyond, you'll see more targeting of u.s. public discourse and elections? >> i do. i think one of the lessons that typically the russians may have drawn from this is this works. as i said a month or so ago, i expect to see them back in 2018, especially in 2020. >> you regularly testify, and correct me if i've misheard you, but i think you've regularly testified that you don't think ...
Democratic congressman bart stupak and 10 other pro-life democrats who ended up voting for the bill totaled $3.4 billion and alisyn says the sunlight foundation will watch the process through june or july to see how many of these earmarks are actually approved. >> shepard: anything from stupak's office on. this a statement from a stupak spokesperson says quote the congressman's vote for health care has no connection to annual appropriations requests. appropriations requests were submitted on monday, march 22nd which by the way was the day after the health care vote because that is the deadline...