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Govs. Brian Kemp of Georgia and Chris Sununu of New Hampshire have banned TikTok and popular messaging applications from all computer devices controlled by their state governments.
Applicant and people who have gone through security here in the united states skpa tax from north korea. >> secretary panetta actually started warning the public about this in a very public way in 2012 when iran launched those denial of service attacks against american banks in a response to our international sanctions on iran's nuclear program. and so we saw iranian attacks against wall street. we saw that attack by north korea against sony. we saw china attack the office of personaling management. we have seen russian now try to hack into our election processes. >> russia also taking the sta...
Haven't been eligible. state computers, it would be a huge tax for the state computers and it is an an antiquated system. it would be hard to track if those folks are looking for a job. >> the unemployment rates has been changing over the past several months and goes into making it problematec to determine who should get the benefits and in particular how much they should be getting melissa. >> that is one of the biggest problems. and a lot of the it is determined by your state's unemployment rates. they have been going down and that's a big problem. and the thing called the millionaire's prov...
Save money. so far over 1,000 ideas have come in from a four-day workweek, turning lights off to abolishing the death penalty, replacing state computers less often. governor brian schweitzer, thank you for being with us. >> think of it as 50 different franchises around the country. we all actually deliver the same products. we educate, we medicate, we incarcerate. we're responsible for delivering those problems and balancing budgets. >> what is the surplus this year? >> we have about $286 million,440,206, but who's keeping track? >> i'm looking at a map here -- california, illinois, florida an...