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happens now that fbi no longer needs apple's help? we will speak with darrell issa. caroline: this is the european close. next hour, in the janet yellen will speak at an event hosted by the economic club of your. we will have live coverage at noon right here on bloomberg television of. strong employment growth is helping in a rate hike. it's global uncertainty that is weighing on the fed. insight earlier. 3% globalforecasting growth. the problem is there's are some indicators like the rate of growth of trade which is 2%. only five times in the last 50 years has a rate of growth of trade been below the rate of growth of the world economy. every time that happened, we had a slowdown or recession. we are not forecasting a recession. tom: it's adjusted in the last 90 days. francine: this is crazy. you haven't really changed your growth forecast. they haven't really changed the growth forecasts. in the last five weeks, we've had more and more stimulus is out there. why does this money from central banks not helping the real economy? >> the question is that central banks, the heroes of the
happens now that fbi no longer needs apple's help? we will speak with darrell issa. caroline: this is the european close. next hour, in the janet yellen will speak at an event hosted by the economic club of your. we will have live coverage at noon right here on bloomberg television of. strong employment growth is helping in a rate hike. it's global uncertainty that is weighing on the fed. insight earlier. 3% globalforecasting growth. the problem is there's are some indicators like the rate of...
Countdown to the Closing Bell With Liz Claman : FBC : March 22, 2016 3:00pm-4:01pm EDT
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, ambassador dan gillerman. and congressman darrell issa is on the house floor, he will react to today's terror attacks and last night's stunning news that the fbi abruptly canceled its herring with apple today -- hearing with apple today. the fbi now saying we don't need your help to crack open the phone of the san bernardino terrorist. we were down more than 83 points, looking for the eighth straight session of gains. we're less than an hour to the closing bell, let's start the "countdown." ♪ ♪ liz: hearts are breaking with the breaking news. this is a live picture of three cities in europe all showing solidarity. they are lighting up their monuments at this hour. the eiffel tower in paris, the brandenburg gate in berlin and the trevi fountain in rome to honor the victims of today's attacks, 31 of them. and live at the metro station in brussels, 11 killed as tragedy initially struck in brussels this morning. the u.s. financial markets spasmed and then recovered. you can see these crowds gathering right now in a suburb of belgium, and you can see to the right that white sign
, ambassador dan gillerman. and congressman darrell issa is on the house floor, he will react to today's terror attacks and last night's stunning news that the fbi abruptly canceled its herring with apple today -- hearing with apple today. the fbi now saying we don't need your help to crack open the phone of the san bernardino terrorist. we were down more than 83 points, looking for the eighth straight session of gains. we're less than an hour to the closing bell, let's start the...
Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer : CNNW : March 4, 2016 2:00pm-4:01pm PST
congressman darrell issa of california is joining us. a member of the judiciary committees, a supporter of marco rubio. congressman, thanks very much for joining us. first of all, what do you make of trump's reversal on this sensitive issue of torture, ordering u.s. military personnel to engage in torture? >> well, i think it's an example of somebody who is not ready to be the commander in chief. he likes saying things and just having him happen. the reality is that, first of all, the military never did the waterboarding when waterboarding was done at guantanamo. second of all, this is a man who mocked and said unconscionable things about john mccain, a man who not only understood torture but led the fight against even the cia being involved in what could be deemed in the minds of our enemies as torture. and somehow donald trump wasn't paying attention to that. and it's one of the problems. he calls it flexibility. it looks like his flexibility is based on not studying and then when he makes a gaffe saying i'm flexible and going to the other extreme. it's a real question about whether or n
congressman darrell issa of california is joining us. a member of the judiciary committees, a supporter of marco rubio. congressman, thanks very much for joining us. first of all, what do you make of trump's reversal on this sensitive issue of torture, ordering u.s. military personnel to engage in torture? >> well, i think it's an example of somebody who is not ready to be the commander in chief. he likes saying things and just having him happen. the reality is that, first of all, the...
CBS Morning News : KPIX : March 29, 2016 4:00am-4:31am PDT
the only way to gain access to the data. california congressman darrell issa is critical of the way the government handled the case. >> i would prefer that the fbi and everyone involved keep their knowledge of how this is closely held so that it doesn't become a vulnerability on the street, and at the same time, they're not back asking apple essentially to develop a back door again. >> reporter: but the government's newfound ability to crack iphone encryption raises a new series of questions. >> the broader issue is not over, though. the government and law enforcement are going to keep wanting access to phones. tech companies are going to keep fighting back. >> reporter: now, this is somewhat of a victory for apple. the legal fight over this one iphone appears to be over, but the company has not said whether it will try to find out who helped the government and how. meantime, the fbi hasn't said yet what new information farook's phone has revealed about december's attack. anne-marie? >> don champion here in new york, thank you very much, don. >>> well, a man shot by police after he
the only way to gain access to the data. california congressman darrell issa is critical of the way the government handled the case. >> i would prefer that the fbi and everyone involved keep their knowledge of how this is closely held so that it doesn't become a vulnerability on the street, and at the same time, they're not back asking apple essentially to develop a back door again. >> reporter: but the government's newfound ability to crack iphone encryption raises a new series of...
Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer : CNNW : March 11, 2016 2:00pm-4:01pm PST
that and more this hour. our guests including darrell issa, a member of the house foreign affairs committee, and our correspondents and expert analysts who are also standing by. i want to begin now with the republican race. the candidates now in crunch time with five major primaries just four days away. jim acosta is in chicago for us. jim, donald trump is holding a rally there tonight. tell us about it. >> that's right. donald trump is looking like a candidate who can't be stopped. he emerged from the cnn debate without a scratch and picked up a big endorsement today from ben carson as trump's rivals are throwing out some creative ideas to slow his momentum before the next primaries this coming tuesday. trying to close one more deal, this time with the republican party, donald trump is urging his gop skeptics to embrace his movement. >> this doesn't get talked about in the press, the love that's in these rooms. it's love. >> trump picked up the support of one former rival, ben carson, who says he's seeing a new side of the real estate tycoon. >> there are two different donald tru
that and more this hour. our guests including darrell issa, a member of the house foreign affairs committee, and our correspondents and expert analysts who are also standing by. i want to begin now with the republican race. the candidates now in crunch time with five major primaries just four days away. jim acosta is in chicago for us. jim, donald trump is holding a rally there tonight. tell us about it. >> that's right. donald trump is looking like a candidate who can't be stopped. he...
Mornings With Maria Bartiromo : FBC : March 2, 2016 6:00am-9:01am EST
prepared for a technical questions by darrell issa during yesterday's iphone encryption hearing. congressman darrell issa will join us live after the break. >> do we ask apple for their source code? not that i am aware of. i have no idea. i did not ask the questions you are asking me here today and i'm not sure i understand the questions. there's a lot of places you never want to see "$7.95." [ beep ] but you'll be glad to see it here. fidelity -- where smarter investors will always be. if only the signs were as obvious when you trade. fidelity's active trader pro can help you find smarter entry and exit points and can help protect your potential profits. fidelity -- where smarter investors will always be. >> we have to find a way to get this done. i believe in my own experience that there are ways to do this. at the same time can protect their competitive interests, their interest in the business they are running but at the same time provide the information necessary to law-enforcement to protect this country. maria: leon panetta optimistic a compromise can be reached between t
prepared for a technical questions by darrell issa during yesterday's iphone encryption hearing. congressman darrell issa will join us live after the break. >> do we ask apple for their source code? not that i am aware of. i have no idea. i did not ask the questions you are asking me here today and i'm not sure i understand the questions. there's a lot of places you never want to see "$7.95." [ beep ] but you'll be glad to see it here. fidelity -- where smarter investors will...
ABC7 News 6:00PM : KGO : March 30, 2016 6:00pm-7:01pm PDT
got in. >> we spoke with darrell issa via skype about what we should be concerned about. >> they've added the ability, if they have a phone and probably willing to disassemble it, they're able to pull off of hard drive encrypted material and find out what is on it. you have to be concerned if there is a vulnerability in the operating >>> a seventh person died in a sacramento area from a tainted street drug. his family said he bought the pain pill from a street dealer. the pills appear to be deliberately laced. >>> donald trump is changing his statement that women should be punished for seeking abortions if banned. >> do you believe in punishment for abortion? yes or no, as principle? >> the answer is there has to be a form of punishment. >> all other candidates criticized the xhepts and trump's campaign issued a written statement saying quote, the doctor or other person performing an illegal act would be held legally responsible, not the woman. the woman is a victim in this case as is the life in her womb. >> airline tickis for dogs will cost as much as that for >> at the airports,
got in. >> we spoke with darrell issa via skype about what we should be concerned about. >> they've added the ability, if they have a phone and probably willing to disassemble it, they're able to pull off of hard drive encrypted material and find out what is on it. you have to be concerned if there is a vulnerability in the operating >>> a seventh person died in a sacramento area from a tainted street drug. his family said he bought the pain pill from a street dealer. the...
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spoke with darrell issa via skype about what we should be concerned about. >> they've added the ability, if they have a phone and probably willing to disassemble it, they're able to pull off of hard drive encrypted material and find out what is on it. you have to be concerned if there is a vulnerability in the operating system. >>> a seventh person died in a sacramento area from a tainted street drug. his family said he bought the pain pill from a street dealer. the pills appear to be deliberately laced. >>> donald trump is changing his statement that women should be punished for seeking abortions if banned. >> do you believe in punishment for abortion? yes or no, as principle? >> the answer is there has to be a form of punishment. >> all other candidates criticized the xhepts and trump's campaign issued a written statement saying quote, the doctor or other person performing an illegal act would be held legally responsible, not the woman. the woman is a victim in this case as is the life in her womb. >> airline tickis for dogs will cost as much as that for people. >> at the airp
spoke with darrell issa via skype about what we should be concerned about. >> they've added the ability, if they have a phone and probably willing to disassemble it, they're able to pull off of hard drive encrypted material and find out what is on it. you have to be concerned if there is a vulnerability in the operating system. >>> a seventh person died in a sacramento area from a tainted street drug. his family said he bought the pain pill from a street dealer. the pills appear...
KOLO 8 News Now @ 5PM : KOLO : March 1, 2016 5:00pm-5:30pm PST
iphone at the center of a drug case. from the courthouse to capitol hill.. rep. darrell issa, r-ca: "you're expecting someone to obey an order to do something they don't want to do, and you haven't even figured out if you the case pitting apple center stage in washington.. bruce sewell, apple attorney: "should the fbi be allowed to stop apple, or any company, from offering the american people the safest and most secure product it can make?" james comey, fbi director: "essentially, take the guard dog away.. we'll pick that lock." the fbi insisting.. they're not asking apple to create a so-called magic key.. maintaining just one iphone belonging to one of the san bernardino shooters.. for clues. james comey: "is there somebody else?.. that is our job." apple has already asked the courts to have this case thrown out.. arguing.. unlocking that one phone compromises the security of millions of others. tim cook, apple ceo: "the only way to get information-- would be to write a piece of software that we view as sort of the software equivalent of cancer." in a similar but unrelated case..
iphone at the center of a drug case. from the courthouse to capitol hill.. rep. darrell issa, r-ca: "you're expecting someone to obey an order to do something they don't want to do, and you haven't even figured out if you the case pitting apple center stage in washington.. bruce sewell, apple attorney: "should the fbi be allowed to stop apple, or any company, from offering the american people the safest and most secure product it can make?" james comey, fbi director:...
Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer : CNNW : March 25, 2016 2:00pm-4:01pm PDT
guests, including congressman darrell issa, a member of the house foreign affairs committee and our correspondents and expert analysts are also standing by. let's begin with cnn justice correspondent pamela brown. there's still some active manhunts in connection with the brussels attacks. what do we know about them? >> that's right. police are moving swiftly across europe right now to arrest suspected terrorists. and as of right now, the second metro suicide bomber and the man who delivered one of the bombs at the airport are still believed to be alive and on the run. tonight, anti-terror raids across belgium and beyond. dramatic video shows one suspect believed to be linked to tuesday's attacks wounded on the ground in the brussels district of schaerbeek. police shot him in the leg and then the bomb squad moved in, using a robot to check his backpack for explosives before dragging him down the street. >> they're shooting behind me. i was watching him. it was very, very fast. and he looked back, and after, robots come to take the bags. >> reporter: at least six suspected terrorists
guests, including congressman darrell issa, a member of the house foreign affairs committee and our correspondents and expert analysts are also standing by. let's begin with cnn justice correspondent pamela brown. there's still some active manhunts in connection with the brussels attacks. what do we know about them? >> that's right. police are moving swiftly across europe right now to arrest suspected terrorists. and as of right now, the second metro suicide bomber and the man who...
Kennedy : FOXNEWSW : March 12, 2016 2:00pm-3:01pm PST
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double digits. it's been 18, 19, 20, 23 points. can he catch up? congressman darrell issa joins us and is here with us this afternoon. congressman, always good to see you. thank you for joining us. >> thank you and hello from south by southwest here in austin, texas. >> okay. you're there. >> i'm jealous. >> we just showed that poll which shows trump ahead of your man. but there is early voting now in florida and another poll shows senator rubio ahead if early -- in early voting. do you think there could be a trend that the other pollsters aren't seeing? >> this is one of the questions is will the early polling or the early results actually end up being the results? one of the challenges is if you keep hearing that your candidate is beyond possible winning, eventually you create that. as you know, cnn put out this false rumor that they were considering pulling out. all of that works against what the candidate that i believe in and i believe in him today more than ever because marco has been positive, inspirational, he's been about uniting our country, if you will, taking a bad situ
double digits. it's been 18, 19, 20, 23 points. can he catch up? congressman darrell issa joins us and is here with us this afternoon. congressman, always good to see you. thank you for joining us. >> thank you and hello from south by southwest here in austin, texas. >> okay. you're there. >> i'm jealous. >> we just showed that poll which shows trump ahead of your man. but there is early voting now in florida and another poll shows senator rubio ahead if early -- in...
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CBS Evening News With Scott Pelley : WBTV : March 1, 2016 6:30pm-7:00pm EST
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taking apple to court. republican congressman darrell issa. >> are you testifying today that you and/or contractors that you employ could not achieve this without demanding an unwilling partner two it? >> correct. >> reporter: congressman john conyers, a michigan democrat, questioned the timing of the case. >> and i would be deeply disappointed if it turns out that the government is found to be exploiting a national tragedy to pursue a change in the law. >> reporter: last december, syed farook and his wife, tashfeen malik, killed 14 people in the deadliest terrorist attack on u.s. soil since september 11. in the days and weeks after the attack, investigators attempted to extract information from farook's iphone, but today, comey told lawmakers the f.b.i. farook's account password. that reset prohibited the iphone from syncing with farook'srook's icloud backup comey insists investigators need access to the data on the iphone itself. the f.b.i. director agreed getting it will have international implications. >> pelley: jeff pegues in the washington newsroom for us tonight, thank you. hund
taking apple to court. republican congressman darrell issa. >> are you testifying today that you and/or contractors that you employ could not achieve this without demanding an unwilling partner two it? >> correct. >> reporter: congressman john conyers, a michigan democrat, questioned the timing of the case. >> and i would be deeply disappointed if it turns out that the government is found to be exploiting a national tragedy to pursue a change in the law. >>...
The Communicators : CSPAN2 : March 28, 2016 8:00am-8:31am EDT
-- future in this congress, most likely by congressman darrell issa who was the author in the last congress. and we look forward to examining that very closely to make sure that we are doing everything we can to encourage economic growth in our economy. and the h-1b program, done properly, does just that. so that's where we are on the issue. many people have been extremely disappointed with the president's lack of enforcement of our immigration laws and, therefore, the committee has also spent a lot of time on enforcement legislation. and i would say that most people in the public want to see those enforcement measures and want to see a president enforce our immigration laws before they see action taken on legal immigration matters because fact of the matter is if you don't trust the enforcement of the law, you're going to be very worried that your job is at stake with the government not protecting you from unfair competition by people simply entering the country. not just across the border, but also entering the country legally on business visas, student visas and simply overstayi
-- future in this congress, most likely by congressman darrell issa who was the author in the last congress. and we look forward to examining that very closely to make sure that we are doing everything we can to encourage economic growth in our economy. and the h-1b program, done properly, does just that. so that's where we are on the issue. many people have been extremely disappointed with the president's lack of enforcement of our immigration laws and, therefore, the committee has also spent...
Bloomberg West : BLOOMBERG : March 29, 2016 6:00pm-7:01pm EDT
american people are afraid of the fbi having that tool. >> that was congressman darrell issa speaking. you grown that he brought a he issues disaster -- brought up some key issues. experts.to several be concernedall about these issues, court to our founding principles and our democracy. i listened intently yesterday, and of all the aspects they disclosed, the question i kept asking was why are they telling us that they did it at all? >> where the telling us? i think that they needed a reason to drop this case. i do not think this is the right case for the fbi to push forward because they were asking technology companies to create, new code, which they think is dangerous. i think they realize that this is not something that technology companies will back down on, because the democracy will not survive if we do. is the case of a terrorist u.s.ad multiple murderers soil, if that is not the right case for the guy and the justice department, what is? >> this case has never been about one iphone. we saw the fbi requested the assistance of new or other cases, and we can expect it will still
american people are afraid of the fbi having that tool. >> that was congressman darrell issa speaking. you grown that he brought a he issues disaster -- brought up some key issues. experts.to several be concernedall about these issues, court to our founding principles and our democracy. i listened intently yesterday, and of all the aspects they disclosed, the question i kept asking was why are they telling us that they did it at all? >> where the telling us? i think that they...
CBS This Morning : KPIX : March 29, 2016 7:00am-9:01am PDT
shooter brook. ducto product is beyond being hacked into. >> reporter: congressman darrell issa is opposed to the the rnment's demand. nd. our government will ask for the backdoor to your privacy and there has to be a constant vigilance to make sure they're oot allowed to go too far. y theporter: in february the rtmente department asked apple to develop new software that would, in part, disable the auto erase function that wipes the phone clean after ten passcode ails. dpple refused and called the request a dangerous precedent. >> we did not expect to be in hhis position, at odds with our wn government. ar ifporter: it's unclear if apple will ever know how a third-party bypassed their security. >> we're not expecting the government to tell apple very euch any time soon. >> reporter: los angeles times tech reporter -- >> it raises questions about >> apple's security. apple has said throughout this whole process, nothing that they build is 100% secure. b reporter: in a statement eleased monday, the company vowed to increase the security i their products. the company also stood by the
shooter brook. ducto product is beyond being hacked into. >> reporter: congressman darrell issa is opposed to the the rnment's demand. nd. our government will ask for the backdoor to your privacy and there has to be a constant vigilance to make sure they're oot allowed to go too far. y theporter: in february the rtmente department asked apple to develop new software that would, in part, disable the auto erase function that wipes the phone clean after ten passcode ails. dpple refused and...
Sunday Morning Futures With Maria Bartiromo : FOXNEWSW : March 6, 2016 12:00pm-1:01pm PST
given the makeup of the electoral count. >> joining me now is darrell issa. a member of the house judiciary committee and a marco rubio supporter. congressman, good to see you. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thanks for having me on. donald trump got less delegates than cruz and quite frankly only won two out of four states. >> that's a fair point. i think now newt gingrich just said ted cruz went into this race being the least desirable from the gop's standpoint and he's ending up possibly being the establishment. could you see yourself switching over to ted cruz and being his supporter? >> it's my desire to support the nominee of the party, but i want someone who believes he is a member of party and has done so for a long time. you know, with ted cruz my first choice? no. i went with an inspirational candidate with marco rubio and i still believe that if we go to a brokered convention and you have all of the ifs, if he wins his home state as we fully expect he will, we go to a brokered convention, it's almost the abraham lincoln situation over again. you have somebody
given the makeup of the electoral count. >> joining me now is darrell issa. a member of the house judiciary committee and a marco rubio supporter. congressman, good to see you. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thanks for having me on. donald trump got less delegates than cruz and quite frankly only won two out of four states. >> that's a fair point. i think now newt gingrich just said ted cruz went into this race being the least desirable from the gop's standpoint...
Outnumbered : FOXNEWSW : March 2, 2016 9:00am-10:01am PST
would go, uh -- >> darrell issa made the argument. did the fbi exhaust all it could before it went, before it went to apple to tell them they had to do this which is why, andrea, and many out there are speculating this is about much more. this is about the fbi and the government wanting always to be able to get into those iphones that this isn't a one-off situation. the government is very good making this look like this is one-off scenario. the way they put it, and it stuck with me, the government said we're asking apple to remove vicious guard dog that hurts national security so that we can pick the lock. harris: oh, wow. sandra: this is just one house or one-tone situation which is turning out very much it is not. harris: that also, sandra, makes apple a villain in this entire situation. you're going to label apple as the vicious dog? andrea: it is kabuki theater. the most important headline, i don't know if the media conveniently missing "new york times" story or facts of this, not doing their homework, "new york times" reports fbi acknowledged that they screwed this up from the
would go, uh -- >> darrell issa made the argument. did the fbi exhaust all it could before it went, before it went to apple to tell them they had to do this which is why, andrea, and many out there are speculating this is about much more. this is about the fbi and the government wanting always to be able to get into those iphones that this isn't a one-off situation. the government is very good making this look like this is one-off scenario. the way they put it, and it stuck with me, the...
Discussion on Encryption Technology : CSPAN3 : March 3, 2016 8:03pm-9:27pm EST
mine, ted's colleague, zolof and darrell issa, a republican, wrote an op-ed yesterday for the los angeles times, my home town paper. they say the debate is too big for one courtroom. the conversation belongs to congress. and so here, at the wilson center today, we want to kickstart that dialogue. we have a rock star program starting with congressman ted lieu, a leader on these issues and one of congress' few genuine tech keys. we're also pleased to welcome another good friend, kate martin, senior fellow and former long-time director at the center for national security studies and someone i consulted regularly trying to wrap my old brain around these very tough issues. we also have susan hennessey. is she here? >> yes. >> there she is. i can't see her. managing editor of lawfare and lawyer. and dave pererra, reporter for politico pro. so one more shoutout and that's to meg king in the blue sweater who would be hiding in the back if she could. meg directs our digital futures program. i think everyone would agree that she has brought incredible tech expertise to the wilson center. i
mine, ted's colleague, zolof and darrell issa, a republican, wrote an op-ed yesterday for the los angeles times, my home town paper. they say the debate is too big for one courtroom. the conversation belongs to congress. and so here, at the wilson center today, we want to kickstart that dialogue. we have a rock star program starting with congressman ted lieu, a leader on these issues and one of congress' few genuine tech keys. we're also pleased to welcome another good friend, kate martin,...
US House of Representatives Special Orders : CSPAN : March 14, 2016 7:00pm-9:01pm EDT
did have the opportunity to travel with congress members darrell issa and john mica. we were able to talk to victims there, of this horrific genocide. we were able to talk to the kurds who were in fact helping dramatically. many of them losing their own lives because they wanted to protect christians and yazidis. we have to do more. and unfortunately we probably won't get much information -- maybe if i went over and punched my good friend, jeff, out of love, of course, brother, maybe we would get some attention on this matter. but we have to shout out and we have to get the attention of the administration. we have to do something. we have to do something. because this is genocide and we just can't sit idly by. with that i yield back. mr. fortenberry: i want to thank my good friend, congressman vargas, for your impactful words. if it does take you coming over here to punch me, come on, let's go, because that's worth it. i want to also reiterate something i mentioned earlier. it was your resolution that called for an international humanitarian intervention, that i feel created the envi
did have the opportunity to travel with congress members darrell issa and john mica. we were able to talk to victims there, of this horrific genocide. we were able to talk to the kurds who were in fact helping dramatically. many of them losing their own lives because they wanted to protect christians and yazidis. we have to do more. and unfortunately we probably won't get much information -- maybe if i went over and punched my good friend, jeff, out of love, of course, brother, maybe we would...
Discussion on Encryption Technology : CSPAN2 : March 4, 2016 8:38am-10:01am EST
california and darrell issa a republican, wrote an op-ed yesterday for "the los angeles times," my hometown paper. they say the debate is too big for one courtroom. a conversation belongs to congress. and so here at the wilson center today we want to kick-start that dialogue. we have a rock star program starting with congressman ted lew, a leader on these issues. one of congress's few genuine techies. we are pleased to welcome another good friend, kate martin, senior fellow at center for american progress and former long time director of national security studies and someone i consulted regularly trying to wrap my old brain around these very tough issues. we also have susan hennessey, is she here? there she is. managing editor of law fair and national security agency lawyer and dave perera, cybersecurity reporter for powe lit call pro and expertly moderate the panel while congressman lie. that will be a thought south. ted directs digital futures program. everyone would agree she has brought incredible tech expertise to the wilson center. i don't know how she learned all this stuff
california and darrell issa a republican, wrote an op-ed yesterday for "the los angeles times," my hometown paper. they say the debate is too big for one courtroom. a conversation belongs to congress. and so here at the wilson center today we want to kick-start that dialogue. we have a rock star program starting with congressman ted lew, a leader on these issues. one of congress's few genuine techies. we are pleased to welcome another good friend, kate martin, senior fellow at center...
Politics and Public Policy Today : CSPAN3 : March 7, 2016 5:00pm-7:01pm EST
, 2013, to then-chairman darrell issa be placed in the record. >> without objection. >> lastly, i would ask the news articles from the daily caller dated january 30, 2016 and the hill, dated 2/2/2016 be placed in the record. >> without objection, so ordered. mr. issa is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. secretary, first of all, i want to congratulate you on naming ambassador jacobs as your czar, if you will, for foa request. i share with you the sympathy that the american people's desire to know things has outpaced the automation and process for foa from the state department. as a former businessman, i might suggest, as good as the ambassador is, perhaps you need to turn it over to somebody who is much better at getting data out rather than evaluating the details of state department communication. having said that, the information i put in the record is for a reason. in the last days of secretary clinton's administration, i sent her a letter specifically related to use of personal e-mails, and i did so not because of benghazi, not because of any other investigations you
, 2013, to then-chairman darrell issa be placed in the record. >> without objection. >> lastly, i would ask the news articles from the daily caller dated january 30, 2016 and the hill, dated 2/2/2016 be placed in the record. >> without objection, so ordered. mr. issa is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. secretary, first of all, i want to congratulate you on naming ambassador jacobs as your czar, if you will, for foa request. i share with you the sympathy that...
: that's a great point and importantly to weigh. california congressman darrell issa weighed in on this on the sunday fox news channel. listen to his take. >> the director made it clear, really, he won't say he wants a back door, but what he wants is a piece of software that will open hundreds of phones very quickly and when he was questioned about, have you tried, you know, have you asked for the source code, done the things that would allow you to crack this phone, he either didn't know or said no repeatedly. maria: what about that, general? should the government be doing more before they ask apple to create this new software? >> oh, look, look, maria, i've actually had conversations with apple, as you might expect they're kind of warming to my point of view on this. then i warned them, i said, hey, look, you guys make the best encryption you can, i understand you're not going to give keys to the government. on the other hand, i said, if i were still in nsa after my conversation with you, i would hang up the phone call with you, pick up my red switch and call the national securit
: that's a great point and importantly to weigh. california congressman darrell issa weighed in on this on the sunday fox news channel. listen to his take. >> the director made it clear, really, he won't say he wants a back door, but what he wants is a piece of software that will open hundreds of phones very quickly and when he was questioned about, have you tried, you know, have you asked for the source code, done the things that would allow you to crack this phone, he either didn't know...
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politics with darrel issa. >> he wrote a great article this week. >> fascinating story. we love it. >>> we're kicking off national sleep week with a sleep iq test. fact or fiction. coming up next. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over producing six...