David Sanger

Wednesday 01/15/2014

New York Times correspondent David Sanger reports on the National Security Agency's ability to hack offline computers, the impact of Edward Snowden's leaks, and President Obama's plan for surveillance reform.

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David Sanger; James Dyson; Adam Gopnik
World, Politics, Business, Society, Tech
Air Date 01/15/2014
David Sanger on NSA's ability to hack offline computers. James Dyson explains his design philosophy. Adam Gopnik on French and U.S. sexual attitudes. 52:44
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Peter W. Singer
Politics, Business, Tech
Air Date 01/09/2014
Peter W. Singer discusses his new book, "Cybersecurity and Cyberwar: What Everyone Needs to Know." 21:54
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James Clapper
World, Politics
Air Date 03/02/2015
James Clapper, director of national intelligence, discusses the worldwide threat to U.S. national security. 55:01
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NSA Leaks; Henry Paulson; Jim Turley
World, Politics, Media
Air Date 06/10/2013
A discussion about NSA leaks; Henry Paulson on the summit between Presidents Obama and Xi Jinping; Jim Turley retires. 52:26
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Mike Allen; Ian Bremmer; Peter W. Singer
Politics, Business, Tech
Air Date 01/09/2014
Mike Allen on the first big political stories of 2014; Ian Bremmer on Eurasia Group's "Top Risks Report"; Peter W. Singer on cyber threats. 53:08
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