But in the division. OK. Has the Foreign Influence Task Force changed its practices any as a result of the revelations from the Twitter files or from the litigation undertaken by the Attorneys General for Louisiana and Missouri?
Dan Bishop
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Dan Bishop is an American politician and attorney currently serving as the U.S. Representative for North Carolina's 9th congressional district, a position he has held since September 10, 2019. A member of the Republican Party, Bishop has focused on issues such as immigration, healthcare, and economic development during his time in office. He previously served in the North Carolina General Assembly, where he was known for his conservative stance on various legislative matters.
It is well past time we recognize organized left-wing violence for the threat that it is.
It is past time to recognize that these are not random or spontaneous outbursts of violence, far from it.
Our colleges and universities, once the symbol of free and open debate in our country, are increasingly scenes of violent intimidation by left-wing extremists to silence those with whom they disagree.
It should give all Americans who care about civil liberties, who care about freedom of speech and association, great pause.
Government supported and funded NGO's to try to fill the gap of the things the Government could not do themselves.
No, you don't. Because Congress set forth an objective in law and you have seen fit to disregard it.
Your policies have led to 345,000 unaccompanied children entering this country.
You have pursued its opposite. Who are you to displace the legal definition of operational control by this Congress?
Your policies are causing it, Mr. Secretary. Congress set an objective in law. You haven't pursued it.
That is what I get. You get these assessments, but we have seen intel failures all across time.
Ambassador Sales, I want to revisit--since Representative Titus sort-of ridiculed or trivialized what you said about the terrorism risk, uncontrolled Southern Border.
I was glad to hear you raise the question whether an uncontrolled Southern Border poses a security risk to the United States.
It is amazing to me, if you think back to that language, and it has been referred to here today, that was in the 9/11 Commission report that the system was blinking red.
I want to revisit--since Representative Titus sort-of ridiculed or trivialized what you said about the terrorism risk, uncontrolled Southern Border.
I am never told why they think that. I am never shown data to indicate the numerosity of those threats versus others or the likelihood of their carrying something out.
I said, thank you, Director Abizaid. Does the NCTC assess a significant threat from the historic level of uncontrolled crossing at the Southern Border?





