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E to detect that, that they don't thinkre ta that's where this came from. but i don't know the answer to that. seanme don't knownswer to that.. but we should back up just a minute. this is to your point, in your opening remarks. this this is important.t, this is part this of a collecte action. so the balloons ar e a strand of our thread of a cloth of the chinese communist party espionage operations against the united states . and this administration simplyea refuses to taktes in this e this threat seriously. instead is a passive andy.ist pa appeasers of the chinesert communist party in ways th...

Contributor. to a man and woman here because i talked to several others that have been saying the same thing, don't trust china, don't trust the temptation of the money that they offer to do business with them and all but sell your soul so them. along comes an issue like this. what do you think? >> well, there just isn't any distinction between chinese business and the communist party of china. there's a 2015 intelligence law in china which requires all of their businesses to work on behalf of chinese intelligence. it's not as if this is happening in a vacuum. china is mounting a full court pr...

The federal government and 27 state governments have banned popular China-based video sharing mobile app TikTok from government-issued devices.

Banning tiktok in the last week. tiktok is one of the most popular social media platforms in the u.s. it boasts millions of users, yet for years, the intelligence community has had concerns about how tiktok data is being used. >> they also have the ability to collect data through it on users, which can be used for traditional espionage operations. >> reporter: tiktok denies that it shares data with the chinese government. >> for some of the governors to take a step back and look and they say, well, what are the threats you want to do? maybe they should consider banning all social media apps fr...

Disinformation from russia and trying to spread information will be a legitimate use of power. there is an awful lot around defensive support to ukraine in cyberspace. russia has tried to attack ukraine in the course of the war. and ukrainians have trended very, very well in cyberspace with u.s. and other allied assistants. and the most obvious part is what does offensive mean and understandably the u.s. has been rather coy on that. but that could simply be espionage operations which happen all the time. either insights into russian strategy or specific military tactics. persistent engagement ...