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wyou know, the allegation here about some of our colleagues is that's not really is that ie them som really would like to trade what we have forld lik a europee style socialist form of government. we know that that is a terribla idea. so we stand forid our foundational principles. what you have to d ationao is get down to those core principles and argue debate with your colleagues, and use the facts. you know, show them the reality. socialism is a didshow t in com. and marxism are terrible things. it's bee n responsible forfor th the deaths of tens of millions of innocent people over the 20th century alone. right. that is not the path we want to go down. america'nocent p the 20t uralone.s different.ferent and we are exceptional because we stand on certain foundational principle s. i said in my speech the other night, that was that last night. all my hours are running now. i think it was yesterday.i yesterday i talked about the core principletalkeds of americn conservatism, and that's individual freedom, limited governments indi, the rule of l, peace through strength, fiscal responsibility, free markets thron dignity.huma and under each of those, there would be subcategories. but that's what wen under stan i call them the core principles
the allegation about some of our colleagues is that is not their agenda. some of them would like to trade what we have for european-style socialist form of government. we know that's a terrible idea. we stand for our foundational principles. what you have to do is get down to core principles and argue, debate with colleagues and use the facts. show them the reality. socialism is a dead-end. communism and marxism are terrible things. it's been responsible for the deaths of tens of millions of innocent people over the 20th century alone. that's not the path we want to go down. america is different. we stand on different foundational principles. i said in my speech the other night, was it yesterday? i talked about the core principles of american conservatism. that is individual freedom, limited government, peace through strength, fiscal responsibility, free markets and human dignity. under each would be subcategories. that's what we stand for. i call them the core principles
this is still even a fraction of the kinds of information that we were collecting and using. oh, i don't doubt that, but what i'm getting to is the point that as these were hundreds of thousands of files, there is no way in the world that you had sifted them, filtered them, you just dumped them. no, i wouldn't characterise it as that. i — the way that i view this is these are categorical types of information. so you have information that... and this is obviously types of information that i'm very familiar with, that i have worked... ..that i was essentially one of the most familiar with because we were the ones that really had to categorize this information, put it into subcategories, you know, direct where it flows, train an artificial intelligence algorithm to be able to make predictive analysis based on. so i think that my... i was very familiar and i certainly knew tens of thousands of types of information. yeah, you knew what types of information, and this was information going back five years to the engagements in afghanistan and iraq
of the most familiar with because we were the ones that really had to categorize this information, put it into subcategories, you know, direct where it flows, train an artificial intelligence algorithm to be able to make predictive analysis based on. so i think that my... i was very familiar and i certainly knew tens of thousands of types of information. yeah, you knew what types of information, and this was information going back five years to the engagements in afghanistan and iraq of the us military. you knew the categories. i think six years. you knew the types, the categories, but what i'm getting to is you didn't go through these files to look at the individual stories they told. you couldn't possibly, yhere were far too many. we know you didn't. and that gets to the heart of the ethics of this case. you just put this information out there, gave it to wikileaks, not having examined it yourself and not knowing that actually it did include some information which named individuals,
types of information so you have information... and this is this is obviously types of information that i'm very familiar with, that i have worked... i was essentially one of the most familiar with because we were the ones that really had to categorize this information, put it into subcategories, you know, direct where it flows, train an artificial intelligence algorithm to be able to make predictive analysis based on. so i think that my...i was very familiar and i certainly knew tens of thousands of types of information. you know what types of information, and this was information going back five years to the engagements in afghanistan and iraq of the us military. you knew the types, the categories. but what i'm getting to is you didn't go through these files to look at the individual
to is the point that as these were hundreds of thousands of files, there is no way in the world that you had sifted them, filtered them, you just dumped them. no, i wouldn't characterise it as that. i, the way that i view this is these are categorical types of information. so you have information... and this is this is obviously types of information that i'm very familiar with, that i have worked... ..that i was essentially one of the most familiar with because we were the ones that really had to categorize this information, put it into subcategories, you know, direct where it flows, train an artificial intelligence algorithm to be able to make predictive analysis based on. so i think that my... i was very familiar and i certainly knew tens of thousands of types of information. yeah, you knew what types of information, and this was information going back five years to the engagements in afghanistan and iraq of the us military. you knew the categories. i think six years. you knew the types, the categories, but what i'm getting to
well, the so called iraq war logs and the afghan war diaries amounted to hundreds of thousands of separate pieces of information. right. but i mean, like i worked with tens of millions of records every single day. so this is a this is still even a fraction of the kinds of information that we were collecting and using. i don't doubt that. but what i'm getting to is the point that as these were hundreds of thousands of files, there is no way in the world that you had sifted them, filtered them, you just dumped them. no, i wouldn't characterize it as that. i the way that i view this is these are categorical types of information. so you have information... and this is this is obviously types of information that i'm very familiar with, that i have worked... ..that i was essentially one of the most familiar with because we were the ones that really had to categorize this information, put it into subcategories, you know, direct where it flows, train an artificial intelligence algorithm to be able to make predictive analysis based on. so i think that my...i was very familiar and i certainly knew tens of thousands of types of information. and this was information
were hundreds of thousands of files, there is no way in the world that you had sifted them, filtered them, you just dumped them. no, i wouldn't characterise it as that. i the way that i view this is these are categorical types of information. so you have information... and this is this is obviously types of information that i'm very familiar with, that i have worked... ..that i was essentially one of the most familiar with because we were the ones that really had to categorize this information, put it into subcategories, you know, direct where it flows, train an artificial intelligence algorithm to be able to make predictive analysis based on. so i think that my... i was very familiar and i certainly knew tens of thousands of types of information. yeah, you knew what types of information, and this was information going back five years to the engagements in afghanistan and iraq of the us military. you knew the categories. i think six years. you knew the types, the categories, but what i'm getting to is you didn't go through
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