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In Almost Every Profession - Whether It's Law Or Journalism, Finance Or Medicine Or Academia Or Running A Small Business - People Rely On Confidential Communications To Do Their Jobs. We Count On The Space Of Trust That Confidentiality Provides. When Someone Breaches That Trust, We Are All Worse Off For It.

I've Worked With A Lot Of Different Muslim Groups Around America. I've Met With A Lot Of Them, And I've Heard How Important It Is For Them To Feel That They Are Wanted And Included And Part Of Our Country, Part Of Our Homeland Security, And That's What I Want To See.

When I Was A Senior, I Ran For Class President. And I Lost. One Of My Opponents Even Told Me I Was "really Stupid" If I Thought A Girl Could Be Elected President.

Increasingly, We Are Seeing Cyber Attacks Coming From States, Organs Of States. The Most Recent And Troubling Of These Has Been Russia.

People Are Looking Back And Trying To, You Know, Get Compensation For Bad Mortgages And All The Rest Of It In Some Of The Agreements That Are Being Reached. There's Nothing Magic About Regulations, Too Much Is Bad, Too Little Is Bad.