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Let's not focus on that, however. This is about 2021, and while we will take some of 2020's adaptations with us, there's a whole lot in store for the future of cybersecurity, and the most interesting things aren't even happening here on Earth. That's right, we're predicting that 2021 is the year we take a new kind of space race into the mainstream: Keeping our galaxy safe from cyber threats. NASA Already Employs Cybersecurity People Who Work Outside the Earth It's should be no shock that NASA employs many security experts, as well as engineers with a deep focus on fortifying NASA's software a...

Some kind of barrier? >> because we do need security. >> i don't see democrats coming to the table and saying why not bui build the wall or barrier. but i am hearing that kind of language like what chris coons is saying about if republicans can demonstrate a specific need to build a specific barrier in a specific place, democrats could conceivably go for it. it's been really interesting to hear. i think it's one of the democratic talking points. they're saying we want to do fact-based border security. they do not want to write a blank check for some kind of barrier. if there can be a demonstra...

Said i'll take the mantle. i'll take the blame. >> he said it. >> for the government shutdown, and now he's saying it's going to be the democrats. we're talking about a republican-controlled senate and house. and you know, they made it very clear in that bipartisan proposal that, you know, the wall isn't in it, but the vernacular has changed. it's no longer $5 billion for a wall. it's $5 billion for border security, but bottom line, is it really the president wants the wall, you know, and he doesn't necessarily want other versions of border security, and that's a sticking point here? >> here's...

He did it under cover of one of these telephone town halls, one of the things that they set up to save their constituency without having to be anywhere near them. luckily someone had the foresight to record this. it turns out once the senator is confronted by his constituents directly, he's less shy when he talks to them about it. >> as far as the wall goes, i believe we have to have border security. but i do think billions of dollars on a wall, i don't need a tariff -- we do need security on the border, but that may mean personnel, it may mean a fence,