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national security council says joe biden requested the call to vladimir putin and it comes ahead of us. russian talks in geneva next month, washington, the nato countries have expressed concern about russia's military buildup along the border with ukraine. hamas has denounced a visit to israel by the palestinian president mahmoud abbas. his meeting with israeli defense minister benny gowns was the 1st in the country in more than a decade. a ha, my spokesman said it deepens the palestinian political division and complicates the situation. county office said a series of confidence building measures were discussed, including the transfer of payments to the palestinian authority. you know, i'll say it has more from gaza in an urgent meeting held in because of the 2 by the policy infections. they didn't know their strong condemnation to the meeting held by a boss and janet. and they said the meeting comes in as time when the policy and territories are witnessing or illusory situation. that worries the occupation and it lights off . the vicious attacks carried out by satler's story, the p

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the white house national security council has worn businesses of a height and risk of cyber attacks, like ransomware, during this holiday season, in a letter to corporate executives and other business leaders on thursday they wrote, quote, the holidays are an opportunity to spend time with our loved ones and enjoy some well earned rest. unfortunately, malicious cyber actors are not taking a howdy and they can ruin ours if we're not prepared and protected. historically, we have seen breaches around national holidays because criminals know that security operation centers are often short staffed, delaying the discovery of intrusion. now the administration is also asking these companies to work with federal law enforcement to improve us cybersecurity while updating their practices to protect themselves. all of this comes amid the backdrop of high profile ransomware attacks that have taken place this year affecting major companies including claudio pipeline, meet supplier j. b. s. food and technology provider could say, which was hacked in july effecting as many as 1500 organizations usin

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the white house national security council says let me put in, requested the call with joe biden. it comes ahead of us. russian talks in geneva next month, washington and the nato countries have expressed concerns about russia's military build up along the border with ukraine. memorial services were held across south africa for the anti apartheid icon. archbishop desmond to, to, into faith services were held in memory of the nobel peace prize laureate i south africa was observing a week of national mourning for 22 who died at the age of 90. he was the 1st black archbishop of cape town. he rose to prominence in the 1980 s and opponent of a party to dispute will be held on new year's day. former political photography, russia, lombard, documented much of archbishop desmond tutu his life and his fight against the laws of apartheid in south africa. he has one of the largest archives of the archbishops . he shed some of his experiences with semi de mila. as a photographer, you know, one quickly relies that images can tell a story without doing so it was important to give those images on

national security council has worn businesses of a high in risk of cyber attacks like ransomware, during this holiday season, in a letter to corporate executives and other business leaders on thursday they wrote quote, the holidays are an opportunity to spend time with our loved ones and enjoy some well earned rest. unfortunately, malicious cyber actors are not taking a howdy and they can ruin ours if we're not prepared and protected. historically, we have seen breaches around national holidays because criminals know that security operation centers are often short staffed, delaying the discovery of intrusion. now the administration is also asking these companies to work with federal law enforcement to improve us cybersecurity while updating their practices to protect themselves. all of this comes amid the backdrop of high profile rates, where attacks that have taken place this year effect the major companies including colonial pipeline, meet supplier j. b s. food and technology provider can say, which was hacked in july, affecting as many as 1500 organizations using its services. so how

the white house national security council has flooded my approach and requested the call with joe biden. and it comes ahead of us russian talk scheduled for next month in geneva, washington and nature countries of express their concerns about russia's military build up on the border with ukraine. it's been 10 years, believe it or not, since kim jong and became the leader of north korea. he took control in 2011 after the death of his father, kim jong il. and while his leadership style is widely criticized, few would dare to question his grip on power. how taylor was over yon reports. he became north korea's leader before turning 30 at the time many hope king jam own would lead the country into a new era. one though it opened the reclusive nation and its economy to the world. listen, i am wondering if i got up and stand kim's decade and power has been defined by brutal violence, nuclear weapons, and meetings with donald trump. it's my honor, we will have to work with them. it wasn't easy to get here. and all prejudices and practices worked as obstacles in a white forward. but we are becam

. national security council says mister putin asked for the coal up next studio. be unscripted quick summary of news top of the hour. see that? i've always been fascinated by space, but the story, the space race isn't just about the men who wished their lives to travel and see unknown. but the ones who held those lives in their hands. your grandfather and his colleagues worked on the space suits they, designing space suits, polo. aladdin was his triumph or all around and the policy design space seats with his legacy putting man on the moon on al jazeera. ah, this is a moment for us not to just to things that are so fundamentally unjust. ah, so fleeing south africa is apartheid. qu me has scaled oil rigs and protested from the arctic ocean to the alberta. tar sands. i wanted to pay po, go would all be over my belt. now everything is at toxic mass. what we want is a transition out, but you know what we have is an addicted society and the fossil fuel industry continues to push those addictions. ah, no nurse to opposition against colon uranium mines damn projects and

to the walk back, the white house national security council has warned businesses of a high in risk of cyber attacks like ransomware, during this holiday season in a letter to corporate executives and other business leaders on thursday they wrote quote, the holidays are an opportunity to spend time with our loved ones and enjoy some well earned rest. unfortunately, malicious cyber actors are not taking howdy and they can ruin ours if we're not prepared and protected. historically, we have seen breaches around national holidays because criminals know that security operation centers are often short staffed, delaying the discovery of intrusion. now the administration is also asking these companies to work with federal law enforcement to improve us cybersecurity while updating their practices to protect themselves. all of this comes amid the backdrop of high profile rates, where attacks that have taken place this year affect the major companies including colonial pipeline meet supplier j. b s. food and technology provider could say, which was hacked in july, affecting as many as 1500 organ

a fan of the national security council is not born in turkey. matthew bryce, a senior fellow of the atlanta council thing tank, is also a former white house diplomat of the national security council from cambridge in the state of massachusetts, rami horry, senior fellow of harvard kennedy school. he's also a professor of journalism at the american university of bailey. welcome to the program, henry the, the picture of the last american soldier to get into the military playing of cobbled airport in august. and then the taliban take over was for many, an iconic moment, an indication that the region won't be the same again. do you see that as an indication that the americans are starting to disengage from the middle east? well, that, that moment was certainly iconic. important had ramifications throughout the middle east throughout the world. i think most people, after that moment came to see the united states is a bit weaker as a bit less competent than they had previously. i think within the administration here in washington, within the, by the m

white house diplomat of the national security council from cambridge in the state of massachusetts, rami horry, senior fellow of the harvard kennedy school is also professor of journalism at the american university of bailey, welcome to the program, henry the the picture of the last american soldier. busy to get into the military playing of cobbled airport in august and then the taliban take over was for many, an iconic moment. an indication that the region won't be the same again. do you see that as an indication that the americans are starting to disengage from the middle east? well, that that moment was certainly iconic, important had ramifications throughout the middle east throughout the world. i think most people, after that moment came to see the united states is a bit weaker as a bit less competent than they had previously. i think within the administration here in washington, within the, by the ministration. there has been some important rethinking and they've come out, come up with this policy that i think the u. s. middle east coordinator breton kirk outlined in bahrain a

he is also a former white house diplomat of the national security council from cambridge in the state of massachusetts ramey, hoary senior fellow of the harvard kennedy school. he's also a professor of journalism at the american university of baylor. welcome to the program, henry the, the picture of the last american soldier to get into the military plane of campbell airport in august. and then the taliban take over was for many, an iconic moment, an indication that the region won't be the same ever again. do you see that as an indication that the americans are starting to disengage from the middle east? well that, that moment was certainly i iconic, important had ramifications throughout the middle east throughout the world. i think most people, after that moment came to see the united states is a bit weaker as a bit less competent than they had previously. i think within the administration here in washington, within the, by the ministration, there has been some important, deep rethinking. and they've come up, come up with this policy that i think the u. s. middle east coordinator br

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what kind of organizational discussions need to happen between the white house and national security council and pentagon right now? >> i suspect putin, a master at manipulating american presidents. he has had a pretty successful go at it when he took over in 2000. he certainly has made an estimate in the judgment of about president biden and what he is dealing with. he knew who he was in the past and he has had one-on-one dealings with him already and have another one tomorrow. i think what president biden is trying to accomplish is lay down a set of consequences putin will have to face if he does invade ukraine or belarus. and the reality is that we can play a relatively strong hand when it comes to sanctions. we have stayed away from some of these sensitive sanctions like going after his oligarchs and cronies where his money is stored. putin if not the richest man in the world pretty close. number two, going after nord stream 2. we can sanction the execution of that even though the construction is completed we can sanction the fact of its ability to operate effectively. the third

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specifically, hundreds of pages of national security council records. the biden white house said these documents appear to have no content that might be material to the investigation. and it wants to keep the reports secret to preserve the confidentiality of discussions around the presidency. for joe biden, meantime, his administration is now facing a number of domestic challenges, from a fast-growing covid surge, to a stalled economic and social spending package. and with midterms less than a year away, democrats hope he can turn things around in 2022. sabrina sadiki is a white house reporter at "the wall street journal" and joins me now from washington. really good to see you. and i've been reading kind of what you think is on the map here for democrats. you know, you point out that, look, the picture for biden is mixed. he's brought back stability, the battle against covid had shown progress, vaccinations were higher. they were supporting schools. the economy is decent. infrastructure bill, check, check. sabrina, it doesn't feel like that. it doesn't

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now, specifically hundreds of pages of national security council records. the biden white house said these documents appear to have no content that might be material to the investigation. and it wants to keep the records secret to preserve the confidentiality of discussions around the presidency. >>> now, u.s. and russian officials have agreed to hold security talks on january 10th. they'll come to the table with relations strained over russian troops massing on ukraine's border. and a white house official says the u.s. plans to consult with ukraine during the talks. for more on all of this, we're joined by nic robertson, who joins us live from moscow. these are significant talks, of course. they're on schedule now, and the u.s. continues to say that this is a two-track approach -- deterrence and diplomacy. yet, i think, nic, we should all settle in and get comfortable, right? i mean a substantial troop presence, russian troop presence on the ukraine border, probably something that will be sustained for some time. >> reporter: it certainly seems to be. i me

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security council warning businesses and individuals that we are all at increased risk of cyber attacks during the holiday season. skyler henry has details from the white house. >> reporter: last-minute online shopping. >> people are going online because they're spending money. it is attractive to people and criminals to try to take advantage of you. >> reporter: the government issued guidelines for companies to follow, including making prmaking sure data is backed up and off-line, away from cyber criminals. and they recommend companies make sure employees are aware of best practices, including changing the passwords. >> the favorite password for most people is 1234567, if i know that, cyber criminals know that. >> reporter: a popular software system contains a flaw that some are calling the worst vulnerability in history. the software is used in a variety of devices including smart watches, tvs, printers, thermostats, cloud services. >> they cyber criminal does not care who he hacks, he just wants to get in and the payment. for the fbi is warning because of the potential scale of the i

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>> so the records at issue are hundreds of pages of national security council documents the committee believes are related to january 6th. but the biden white house wants to keep them secret to preserve the confidentiality of discussions and advice around the presidency. now, as it turns out, the documents may not have actually been that helpful to investigators, the biden white house said this month the records, quote, appear to have no content that might be material to the select committee's investigation. but, this pushback is significant. because the biden white house has the authority to protect trump white house and trump administration records but so far president biden repeatedly rejected former president trump's blanket efforts to just cite executive privilege and try to block the release of some of his records related to january 6th. trump has appealed this larger issue of his power to protect his records to the supreme court. but twice now federal judges ruled against him and unclear if the supreme court will take up that case. another big question looming over this investi

now the national security council at the white house tells fox news today, "president biden and the administration continue to believe huawei is a national security threat, dozens of other countries share these concerns and have taken steps to exclude huawei from their 5g network." now these huawei documents include powerpoint presentations in which the company promises over and over again they can help the government identify individuals by the sound of their voice. citizens who are of political interest to the communist party and perhaps most alarming, manage the re-ed you caution of prisoners enforced labor camps. the spokesperson for the company denies that all to fox news claiming huawei has no knowledge of the project's mention in the washington post report, and the chinese embassy here in washington is calling new report groundless, but the biden administration though has had its own suspicions since at least the beginning of the year. take a listen to jake sullivan. the united states has expressed its concerns about huawei, and the relationship between huawei and elements of the chinese go

security council documents from the trump white house after pushback from the biden administration. cnn's paula reid joins us now to break down this development. paula, what does this mean for the panel? >> reporter: such a great question, kaitlan. at issue, hundreds of trump era documents and the white house wants to keep them secret after discussion around the presidency. the documents may not have been helpful at all to the committee. the biden white house said they appear to have no content material to the select committee's investigation. but this is so significant. because president biden has the authority to, if he wants to protect trump white house records. but so far he has repeatedly rejected the blanket effort to cite executive privilege to try to block the release related to january 6th. here you see the biden white house is pushing back and asked the panel to scale back in this case. biden's previous decision to release other trump white house records is currently being litigated. trump appealed to the supreme court to try to block the committee from obtaining some of h

national security council leadership in that process not dhs but dod to have a strong role how they protect active duty. -underscore in the context ofy the working group one is that we will continue to be unrivaled completely apolitical source of information for veterans and etalso we will not get between our veterans and their healthcare providers so veterans can have every confidence when they come to us to ask questions about issues they are facing as it relates to anything, mental health, concerns they have without fear of this being used any other way these are the two big things we are focused on so how do we maintain our role as a trusted source of good sound information and how is that we will make sure that we will not get between them and healthcare providers to get all the support they need including if they feel they have pressure from somewhere else. and from the community to t interact with firearms so as you know that when it comes to lethal means for suicide veterans overwhelmingly choose firearms because they are familiar with them and in the last 20 years suicide b

border patrol council president brandon judd, former top national security official kt mcfarland and former utah congressman jason chaffetz. the white house battling against biden's bad poll numbers dropping now into the 30s. he is bringing back the pain of the carter era. that is what economists are warning. we have another bad read on inflation, hotter than expected. it is not transitory as the white house claims. okay, pandemics historically are deflationary? this is not good but the white house blaming the media for biden's bad poll numbers attacking as fake news higher cbo scores on their answer to fixing inflation. more government spending. they tried to claim it costs zero, remember that? and we have this? yet another court loss for the white house but a scathing rebuke by appeals court judges of biden's weak border policy now grabbing attention. the fifth circuit reinstated trump's remain in mexico policy. we've got the story. also florida governor ron desantis wants to transport illegals to the so-called not in my backyard rich play grounds like martha's vineyard. even biden

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the committee effectively says because they relate to things like the national security council, they're not going to be direct impediments to the january 6th committee's work. specifically in the letter to the committee, the white house counsel's office says, the select committee has agreed to withdraw its request for person presidential records within these 511 pages that we're talking about, which are responsive to the committee's request only because of the date on which they were created. these records appear to have no content that might be material to the select committee's investigation. again, when the committee is putting in these kinds of requests, they make them as broad as possible. so if the committee is requesting documents that relate in any way to the day of january 5th, for example, or january 6th itself, it's possible that it could involve pulling in things from agencies, potentially classified information, things of that nature, that don't relate to what they're looking for related to january 6th other than the fact that it happened that day. the committee says they h

organizing the national security council is a must-read because it talks about the partnership that existed in the white house, normally tension between different bureaucracies. having been chief of staff i would carry around to putting years, president bush and briscoe croft and jim baker were a remarkable team that had the benefit of working with dick cheney and colin powell and the spectacular team that made a difference but it came because clinton had a vision but did not allow himself to be stuck on stupid. he was always invited to other solutions or better way of debating it and he did not count his chest and say i did it. he went overboard saying -- could have been we did it. >> i will narrow the question to you because andrew card opened the door. what struck me in the book, you and i both served as administrator, lack of appreciation for humanitarian leadership and crisis response, you were there at the time and extended and mobilized these tools and became administrator. talk about the innovation we saw from bush 412 usaid and humanitarian leadership. >> the dean of the bush schoo

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but the chapter about brent skullcroft organizing the national security council is a must read because it talks about the partnership that existed even inside the white house. normally there's tension between the different bureaucracies inside the white house. i would carry around three in one oil all the time to put it in the gears. but president bush and brant and jim baker were a remarkable team and had the benefit of working with dick cheney and colon powell. a spectacular team that made a difference. the president has a vision but did not allow himself to be stuck on stupid. he was always looking to learn, always inviting people to offer other solutions or a better way of debating it. and he didn't practice bragadocia. he didn't bang his chest. in fact, he went overboard and said you did it, when it could have been a we did it. >> i'm going to jump in and narrow the question for you because andy really opened the door. so, what struck me in the book, obviously, you and i both having served as administrator, is a lack of appreciation for what happened in that bush presidency for hu

but jane lute's chapter about brent scowcroft organizing the national security council is a must-read because it talks about the partnership that existed even inside the white house. normally, there's tension between the different bureaucracies inside the white house. i know that having been the chief of staff. i would carry around, you know, three-in-one oil all the time to put it in the gears, but president bush and brent scowcroft and jim baker were remarkable team, and they also had the benefit of working with dick chaeney and colin powell. it was a spectacular team that made a difference. it came because the president had a vision, but he did not allow himself to be stuck on stupid. so he was always looking to learn. he was always inviting people to offer other solutions or better way of debating it. and he didn't practice braggadocio. he didn't pound his chest and say i did it, and in fact, he went overboard saying you did it, when it could have been a we did it. >> you know, andrew, i'm going to jump in and narrow the question to you because andy really opened the door. so what

>> well, these are documents from the national security council and it means that for now, poppy, the committee won't be getting hundreds of these pages from the trump administration. so, our teams actually reviewed several letters from the white house lawyers. they are telling the comemittee these particular records don't touch on anything do with january 6th. so in response, the committee has wigtd drawn their request for now. and it does appear to be the first time the biden white house has pushed back on handing over these trump documents to the committee. biden's lawyers are saying they want to keep the record secret to, in their words preserve the confidentiality of discussions and advice around the presidency. we actually got response from the committee late tonight sighing ciaing they may actually renew this request. and remember, of course, there is still that fight that is now before the supreme court about whether 700 other documents from the trump white house will actually go to the house committee. but those documents, of course, president biden does approve of handing ov

we recommended the national security council update the document congress consider passing legislation to designate a position in the white house to lead such an effort. in january we saw congress passed a law that established the office of the cyber actor within the national office and in june 2 confirmed the director to leave this office. while this is an important step forward until we see the executive branch established a comprehensive strategy our government will continue to operate without a clear roadmap or how it intends to overcome the cyber threats facing nations. we've also long reported the federal government has been challenged in working with the private sector toaddress our infrastructure from cyber attacks . since 2010 we've made 80 recommendations aimed at strengthening the role in critical infrastructure including by enhancing the capabilities and services of dhs cyber security and infrastructure security agency and ensuring that federal agencies with sector specific responsibilities are providing their partners would be effective guidance and support they need. thes