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My question admiral rogers, starting with you, is what do you see is the greater cybersecurity threats facing our country, and what specifically should we be doing about it to protect ourselves? >> so, small question. when i look at the challenges and threats, it's in no particular order. significant extraction of information and insight that's generating economic advantage for others. that's eroding operational advantage at times for us as a nation. that is as you have seen in this russian piece, we're not just the extraction but then the use of this information adds a whole other dimension. ...

Just here to help special interests. we're willing to stand up and do something that puts the tax code back right side up again so that people earning a quarter of a billion dollars a year aren't paying a lower tax rate than their doorman and the guy who drives up to their house to deliver packages, than the police officer driving buy outside to keep the may boar hood safe. we ought to be able to send a signal that we can correct it. >> senator, law professor from yale, i had a question from you. >> i just wanted to share with you, i thaugt you might find it interesting and amazing, a piece of...

Sense that this was a largely distribution. that this was taking a slice of the pie and giving it to someone else, right? and there is a redistribution aspect of the bill, no question. but there's also a lot of win/win to be gained because the system is so terrible. but if you look at the die that, there's just a ton of stuff that we're not doing right. >> and physicians think that they've giving incredibly good care. i think we're going to really impact the health of our nation. we're so focused on getting someone to the doctor's office when really the big piece that's

County to the people that use it. professor of law and political science at yale university and senator sheldon whitehouse. senator, i keyed up a question to you about the silver lining being struck down about being possible single payer in our future. what's your response to that? >> i don't think that is very likely. i mean, we just came off of a session in the snit where we passed a highway transportation bill, something every american understands that would generate three million jobs that passed with 75 senators supporting it. and the republican-controlled house can't even get a bill to t...