Hi, everybody. Welcome to DEF CON 21. Woo! Yeah. Yay! I've already lost my voice. Who else? Anybody? Um, so we wanted to have an opening speaker this morning that feel like could handle the heat of the moment out there going on right now and invited a former Fed up here. He's used to dealing with North Korea as a special envoy for the United States. I think he can handle the heat we can give him here. Also, Joseph Detrani, Ambassador Joseph Detrani was recently director of nuclear non-proliferation for the United States, and he's now president of INSA. So I think it's really interesting to hear him talk today about the convergence we're seeing between cyber and nuclear. So with that, everyone give Joseph Ambassador warm welcome. Thank you. Thank you, Diego. It's an honor being here. I have to be very honest. It's a bit intimidating to be here. I'm impressed with all the work you do. I met some of your colleagues yesterday. Nico was nice enough to take me around and the work you do is very, very impressive. I've spent 10 years, as Nico mentioned, working weapons of mass destruction issues with North Korea, but a number of other countries as we look at weapons of mass destruction, nuclear... Nuclear, bio, and chemical. I thought today maybe I could talk a little about that and then sort of weave that into some of the work you're doing where you have the expertise and that's the cyber domain. So please bear with me and then maybe we could open up for discussion or some questions and I'll be telling you a lot what you know, but let me start off talking a little about weapons of mass destruction. I'll sort of prelude that by giving you my sense of what, again, you know better than I, that cyber is a major national security threat to this country, to our citizens, to our companies, a threat that's growing in scope with direct impact to the economic, domestic, and defense interests of this nation. From hacktivists with a politically or socially motivated agenda, to criminals, to state and non-state actors who view cyber intrusions and attacks as a means of economic advancement, and we see a lot of that through theft of intellectual property and we've been reading a lot about that, or espionage, or in the most extreme case, as a potential weapon of mass destruction. The cyber domain now shares some of the same issues I've addressed in my many years working weapons of mass destruction issues. Let me talk a little about weapons of mass destruction. The Non-Proliferation Treaty, NPT, and the International Atomic Energy Agency were established to address nuclear issues with significant international membership. That interestingly, and unfortunately, doesn't include four of the nine nuclear weapons states as members of the NPT. The reality is that the number of nuclear weapons states could increase significantly if North Korea retains and enhances its nuclear weapons capabilities. And Iran pulls the trigger and manufactures nuclear weapons, which they could do in a few months once the supreme leader, Hameini, makes this decision, which some say is inevitable, despite the election of Rouhani as the new president. These two events, in my view, will incite an international nuclear arms race with countries like Japan and South Korea and East Asia and Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Egypt and the Middle East, each seeking to obtain their own nuclear weapons capability. This is the nuclear threat the international community confronts today in addition to the real threat, and I emphasize this, to the real threat of nuclear terrorism. Non-state actors getting their hands on nuclear devices which we know they want. That's why these organizations, the NPT, the Non-Proliferation Treaty, IAEA, International Atomic Energy Agency, the monitors of these agencies and the inspectors at Iran's nuclear sites at Natanz, Qom, Fodor, do such outstanding work. Unfortunately, North Korea pulled out of the NPT. The only country I might add that pulled out of the NPT. And they did that in 2003. Thus, there are no IAEA monitors and inspectors in North Korea looking at their facility at Yongbyon and any other undeclared facilities in North Korea. Indeed, membership in the NPT and compliance with the IAEA safeguards helps to ensure that a nuclear arms race does not, I emphasize that, does not materialize, and that countries like North Korea dismantles its nuclear weapons. In exchange for promised security assurances and international legitimacy and the Iran renounces, I emphasize, renounces the pursuit of nuclear weapons and overtly pursues the peaceful use of nuclear energy while also ensuring that those other nuclear weapons states work hard to ensure the security of their nuclear weapons, the security of their nuclear weapons, because I mentioned nuclear terrorism, and eventually join the U.S. in its goal of a world with no nuclear weapons. And the President has made that very clear, the objective. And he said, most likely not in his lifetime, but an objective, a goal. Unfortunately, there are no international organizations with the stature and effectiveness of the NPT and IAEA to oversee this cyber security. Additionally, the IAEA promotes the peaceful use of nuclear energy while also trying to inhibit the use of nuclear for military purposes. A few United Nations organizations, some regional and national forums, have discussed the future of internet governance, but there has been minimal progress. Indeed, the very definition of the cyber domain remains blurred, but is certainly not confined to the borders of any particular country. As the Council of Foreign Relations' recent report from the Independent Task Force on Cyber Security noted, addressing the challenge of cyber space is a global matter. And, quote, the effects of domestic decisions spread far beyond national borders and will affect not only users, companies, non-governmental organizations, and policy makers in other countries, but also the health, stability, resilience, and integrity of the global internet. International approaches to cyber security are critical, yet fraught with challenges of balancing free trade with a global regulatory framework and protection of intellectual property, promoting national security, including the security of critical infrastructure, and protecting privacy when national standards on this issue differ across the globe. Let me talk a little about the U.S. executive order on improving critical infrastructure cyber security. It's very explicit, and I think you're all familiar with the executive order, explicit in stating that, quote, the cyber threat to critical infrastructure continues to grow and represents one of the most serious national security challenges we now confront. The national and economic security of the United States depends on the reliable functioning of the nation's critical infrastructure in the face of such threats. It is a policy of the United States to enhance the security and resilience of the nation's critical infrastructure and to maintain a cyber environment that encourages efficiency, innovation, and economic prosperity while promoting safety, security, business confidentiality, privacy, and civil liberties. We can achieve these goals through a partnership with the owners and operators of critical infrastructure to improve cyber security information sharing and collaboratively develop and implement risk-based standards. That's a quote from the executive order. In the global... You'll have a chance to ask some questions and we can have a conversation. In the global information age, computers and the internet are integral to every aspect of society, education, healthcare, economic growth, no areas untouched. I've been here many times writing for the council of foreign affairs states and I quote, the tremendous gains in economic productivity over the past two decades are in the direct results of the expanded use of the internet, the communications, collaboration, outsourcing, just-in-time inventory management, and the control of industrial processes. Internationally, the surge in global trade in both goods and services that has taken place could not have happened, emphasized could not have happened without internet as an enabling technology. As with many peaceful and beneficial uses of nuclear power, there are obviously many peaceful socio-economic uses of information technology. I believe it would be a mistake, however, to think that cyber presently can be used as a tool to counterreal a potential nuclear threat as some have argued. They cite Stuxnet and its reported effectiveness in disabling a nuclear threat. And I think many of you are familiar with that, disabling a certain number of centrifuges in Iran. If true, Iran probably absolved the laws to move forward with the fabrication of even more sophisticated centrifuges beyond the reach of any so-called cyber capability. As stated in the aforementioned U.S. executive order, cyber's true harmful capacity in addition to stealing intellectual property and its potential to attack a country's critical infrastructure, i.e. its grid, water supply, aviation safety systems, communications, financial systems, things you're all very familiar with. It's a tax of this nature that makes cyber as potentially harmful as those of biological and nuclear attacks, and therefore must be approached with equal seriousness and focus on prevention. Theoretically, any country or person or organization can conduct such attacks, assuming knowledge that's not the case with nuclear. Given the finite number of nuclear weapons states and the likelihood that if they use and I emphasize this, if they use nuclear weapons against another country, they in turn would be attacks, MAD, mutual assured destruction. Having nuclear weapons is a real deterrent to a nuclear attack. This isn't necessarily the case with cyber. If an event occurred, one can assume who the cyber perpetrator was, but the forensic fingerprints is less apparent. Thus making such an attack potentially more attractive to an aggressor. I cite the recent cyber attacks against South Korea, Saudi Arabia, Georgia, and the United States. Their impact was devastating. This is not the case with nuclear, as we mentioned. And for that very reason, for that very reason, more must be done to ensure that cyber technology is not used for harmful purposes. The challenges for the international community and its respective governments, in addition to more effectively for peaceful socio-economic purposes, is to help create the firewalls necessary to prevent hostile cyber attacks from stealing a country's intellectual property or for attacking a country's critical infrastructure, as we mentioned. While also addressing the international challenge of agreements on policies that protect free trade and international governance of the internet, this is the challenge and responsibility confronting the international community. Moreover, cyber technology historically can be used to prevent countries, can it be used to countries and non-state actors from establishing and sustaining illicit programs while each nation state doctrically is studying the role of cyber from military conflict. In my view, the cyber issue requires NPT and IAE type international organizations that oversee, manage and help to control the use of cyber. Organizations that not only monitor the use of cyber, but encourage the peaceful use of cyber and permit and aid other countries, as we do in the nuclear field, other countries to benefit from these technological advances. Indeed, the need for an international cyberware treaty similar to the banning of chemical and biological warfare agents post World War I after we realized the terrible damage that it caused in World War I. I believe the nuclear issue requires enhanced focus. I'll go back to the nuclear issue. This is my area of focus, ensuring that North Korea gives up its nuclear weapons. And Iran unequivocally renounces the pursuit of nuclear weapons. These developed in the progress the U.S. and Russia are making with new start, as we know, bringing the number down to 1,550. The president just spoke about bringing it down to 1,000. We'll put the international community on a road towards a world with no nuclear weapons. Robert Oppenheimer Oppenheimer, the father of the atomic bomb, understood the need to move in this direction. When he observed that the first detonation of a nuclear device on July 16, 1945 citing Hindu scripture that quote, I am become death destroyer of the world. We have the opportunity and the obligation to move in a different direction. Not to destroy the world, but to enhance it. Most of you are experts in the field of information technology. You understand the cyber domain. You understand its beneficial impact on all our lives. You also understand the harm it can cause if used improperly. Indeed, we look to you to develop better tools and to help establish policies and I emphasize this, policies to fortify and protect our networks. We look to you to develop more secure systems to help discover terrorist plots to uncover human trafficking, narco-criminals, criminals, corruption and WMD programs. We look to you to inspire others to organize and enlist good hackers to help combat the sinister hackers who steal intellectual property, disrupt networks, interfere with communications, banking and critical infrastructure. Our private and public sectors need your help. Need your expertise to serve society. Using technology wisely has always been the measure of an enlightened society. The security of our nation needs you the good hackers of DEF CON. I'll end on that and maybe we can open it up to discussions or some questions or wherever you want to go. Thanks. I'm sorry, we have a question here. Please go ahead. Do we want to take this or do you want to ask... Do we want to take this question first? Repeat the question. Repeat the question. All right, well I'm going to repeat the question. Monitoring by the government can be a tool of repression and the assurance is necessary to ensure that the government is not doing, I assume that's the question, is not doing that. Well let me tell you, I've been working WMD for 10 years. 10 years. In North Korea I've been working a lot of other issues. I've been working a lot of other issues if it relates to weapons of mass destruction. I can tell you this, if you want to get to what we've been talking about, the snow and disclosures and so forth, my exposure to that is what you've been exposed to, is that those programs, those programs were authorized by the three branches of government. Those programs, those programs, the three branches of government provide an oversight of those programs. And those programs were established post 9-11 when we saw the devastation of 9-11. And when we saw what the terrorists were coming and what their intent was. So you have the three branches of government authorizing it, you have the three branches of government overseeing it. That's what it was. And they've been effective according to the record. The fact of the matter is a decision has been made to make this more overt and more of a discussion. I don't pretend to be an expert, I have the knowledge you have. But I think you have to have an open mind if there is a discussion, participate in that discussion in a meaningful way. Listen to the, let me finish my statement. Do it in a meaningful way. Listen to the both sides of it. Listen to what the threat is. Listen to what they're doing. Because everything I've heard, they're not getting into anyone's mail, they're not reading anything, they're not touching any U.S. person. Terrorist threats to the country. So look at the facts and enjoy your own conclusions, but there will be a discussion on that. Well, I guess that's why I read the same media. You have access to the media. The media said that's going to be more of a discussion. No, what I'm talking about, being there, there are no, the question is putting up firewalls. When I say putting up firewalls, how do we protect, because the internet has no borders, it's global. How do companies protect their intellectual property? How do governments protect their critical infrastructure? Putting up firewalls, looking at securing networks, doing what's necessary to ensure that we are protecting our intellectual property. We are protecting our critical infrastructure. No, no, no, no, it's not. You misunderstood. I was talking about, no, I'm not talking about nation-state. I'm talking about international organizations. I mentioned the IAEA. NPT, that's an international organization. That's what I'm talking about. Creating organizations that oversee this, because this is a global issue. It's not a nation issue. It's not a country-specific issue. This is a global and international issue. Creating these international organizations that will do exactly that. Because of the concerns you have, and you have, there's a valid concern. Both of your questions are very valid. Sir. Thanks. The question from the gentleman is the policy that's being made by individuals don't really understand the impact and the consequences of making that policy. And indeed, inhibiting and possibly persecuting individuals who want to move forward on that. Let me just say that's why you all can make a difference. You have the expertise and you're not all old white men. I look around. You can make the difference. You can get involved. You've got to. You can have that impact. No, you can have that impact also with your representatives. Of course, this is a representative government, right? It's a republic. Make your impact with your representatives and also get involved in the issues. I can't emphasize that enough. Okay. Guys, we have, if you could form a line over here. Okay, can I ask a favor of you? If you would be kind enough, sir, I think the lady is absolutely right so everybody can hear it. Sorry, I was just going to say that I appreciate your response. The only thing I was going to say was that in the security research division that we have right now, the way things are right now, if someone uncovers a security flaw, they have to watch for government prosecution for being sued by Cisco or some other company because they're uncovering a flaw and making public knowledge of a security issue. And it's not really in their best interest to, like you said, to participate in that theater because they're basically opening themselves up to attack. Yeah, look, the only thing I can say in that, and I don't pretend to be an expert, this is really, you know, cyber domain is not my area. But my sense of working issues that somewhat are related to this being potentially a weapon of mass destruction when you look at the consequences and the need to sort of get hold in a global sense. That's why I cite the IEA, I cite the NPT. This is something that we have to come together on and we have to do it quickly. Further to your question, that's exactly it. I mean, so that when we find individuals find fault, they look at networks and they look at them and they shouldn't be intimidated by that, they should be rewarded for doing that, to protect intellectual properties, to protect infrastructure and so forth. That's all positive. So I think what you say makes sense and I think working as a, you know, not as a, necessarily as a team, but certainly as a team, but I've been galvanizing that and look at what you have here at DEFCOM, yesterday you had Black Hat. You've got cyber, that whole cyber issue has a lot of traction. It's getting involved, getting involved with, you know, let me just say, and I know this sounds trite, but getting jobs with the private sector, many of you are doing, getting jobs with the government, many of you are doing, getting very much involved, so you become the new culture. And it's not just as you describe those old white men that are making these decisions and so forth, you become and you move us in this new domain, which has significant consequences. So I think your question is very good. Because you don't, and you said you're not an expert on anything you used for. I'm not really sure why you're here, but since you are here and talking about weapons of mass destruction. I'm here because I'm invited. That's the main thing, don't you understand that? Sure. Well, the point being, we just spent 10 years killing 100,000 people in Iraq for weapons of mass destruction, which appears to be your expertise. And I'd like your comments on the lies that got us into that where people like you came out with the propaganda that there were weapons of mass destruction everywhere that they were imminent to be used that they weren't there. And that all of that government propaganda was lies. And why shouldn't we consider that what you're saying now is lies? You know, let me answer your question. Because I don't think the feds tell the truth. Let me ask you a question. You could assume whatever you want. If you want to be blunt, you could assume whatever you want. If you want to let me finish. You could assume whatever you want. But if you want to be blinded to what's happening, you want to be blinded to the terrorism threat. If you want to be blinded to while you laugh, you're not concerned about terrorism. 9-11 was not a reality. Was 9-11 caused by weapons of mass destruction? No.  The government told us it was because they had weapons of mass destruction. We used depleted uranium shells on the city of Fallujah. And have a 50% death rate of the burst. And a 30% Let me just say something. In my presentation this morning, I was not talking about Iraq. We want to talk about it. That's fine, you want to talk about it. The fact of the matter is and I'm not going back to history on this because I think the record is very clear that Saddam did not have weapons at that time and I think the government has said that very clearly the fact is when you go back to the first Gulf War, when you go back to what Saddam was doing, when you go back to his plans, when you go back to some of the scientists who were working on it, Saddam was pursuing it years before that. At the moment, at that time, no. And I think the record is clear on that. The fact of the matter is, that should not blur to the fact of what's going on in Syria with chemical weapons. That should not blur to the fact that if Iran goes forward with nuclear weapons and North Korea retains nuclear weapons, it shouldn't blind to the fact that terrorist organizations are trying to get their hands on this material. That's a reality. And the reality that the government is lying about those things. Well, if you want to believe the government is lying, covering it up. You could believe what you want. You could believe what Americans are working these issues, who care about the safety of American people, who care about the safety of you and all of us in this room here, and spend time doing that. Because we know what the threat is, and we're trying to communicate that. Now, if you don't want to hear that, if you don't want to be oblivious to it, that's your business. But there are a lot of people putting their lives on the line to protect all of us in this room. No, that's not what you're doing. This is a question you don't need to answer, but who participated in creating the speech? I'm sorry? Who participated in creating the speech? What speech? Like the one you just gave. Only you? Only me. Okay, thank you. You mentioned Iran at the beginning of your speech. You said that they were months away from creating a nuclear weapon. Considering that we've been hearing that for the last 30 years, most particularly in Iran. Why should we believe you now when you've been so wrong in the past? Sir, let me ask all of you to do something. And I know you're all very smart people and you really have cyber. Search the Internet. Go on to the Board of Governors report, the Director General of the IAEA, Amano. Every three months he does a report to the Board of Directors. Go to the May 22nd, report and see what the IAEA independent organization says about Iran's program. About the 17,000 centrifuges. About the sophistication up to the IRFR centrifuges. About 180, now it's 190 kilograms of uranium enriched to 20% purity. And we know the red line being 250 and we know to go from 190 to 250 of the 6 tons, 6 tons of uranium enriched to 5% purity. We're talking about 5 to 6 weapons. Talk about what the IAEA it's not what I'm saying. It's not what the U.S. government is saying. It's what the IAEA is saying. Read that report and the ones that preceded it and the new one is coming out in a few weeks and then draw your own conclusions. We have all these reports going back years and years and years. Every year it's a scary report about Iran. I'm sorry I didn't hear you. Every year there's a scary report about Iran developing nuclear weapons and they've never developed nuclear weapons. We're saying they have the capability and they're at a tipping point and if they make a decision, how many makes a decision, they could do that within months. Hopefully they don't make that decision. Hopefully that isn't because it will open up some suspect, ISS as a person, that that would open up an arms race in the Middle East. Because I don't think countries are going to sit there when you look at the Sunni Shia aspect to it there. When you look at Iran's support to Hezbollah, when you look at what's going on in Syria that would be a concern and I know you put it very bluntly. If you're sitting in Israel Iran with nuclear weapons is indeed an existential threat. So you've got a lot of factors there that you're considering. I'm sure for the Iranians, Israel in possession of nuclear weapons is a far, far greater nuclear, far greater existential threat than the threat that Iran might develop nuclear weapons sometime in some undefined future. Especially, you know, Iran is a signature to see the world.  I'm making my own assessment. Have you read the Board of Directors report? I have not. Have you read any of their reports? Even if he accepts it though, he's saying that he trusts other states less. So even if he accepts that they're doing accepts they're doing what? Accepts that Iran is making those. I'm sorry. I'm not following your larger. I'm sorry. I give up. Okay, I'm sorry. The way that you're approaching the cyber issue is wrong-headed and misses the point. So we don't need an international government? No, but I think I can tell you you talk about protecting our nation's grid and so on. If our nation had a power grid that was robust you wouldn't need firewalls protecting other people or protecting us from other people. We need to make what we have talk about monitoring the world's cyber, which is pretty ridiculous because it can't be seen. I mean, the things that you're talking about might work when people have to haul weapons around the world. Might work when there are actual problems like you could drop a bomb on this. But if the grid is robust, the grid will be robust even if people are poking at it. What we need to do to be secure is to be secure in and of ourselves and stop playing this game like we can control the world like we can see cyber and some sort of weapon we can stop. It will never work. I would... Well, let me just say if we could make our systems robust as you just described whether it's our corporations that are losing intellectual property and we just saw that in South Korea we saw it in the United States if these companies can their systems are secure so that these bad hackers can't get into them or individuals or governments can't do that. That is fine. If we could come up with the grids that are impenetrable that would be great. That's your challenge. That's our challenge here to do that. The fact of the matter is we see vulnerability.  South Korea is not the United States. These countries are being affected by this. So if we can collaborate that's what I'm talking about. That's what the UN is about, isn't it? You can collaborate on offering people technologies that they can use to secure their own systems but there's no possible way... Then we need to move forward on that. This is what I'm trying to say to you though. The words that you're using to us we recognize to be counterproductive. You want to put a firewall around this to keep these people safe but there are things that we could do to help these companies to be secure. Well then that's your challenge. Well now you're interrupting me. I'm trying to say to you that the words you're using to us are ones that are guaranteed to pretty much make this conversation less effective and we would be willing probably in a lot of ways to help but the old world terms of firewalls and monitoring, they just don't apply. If you want to know what would work then ask us how you should be set up. Don't talk to us about working like the IAEA. Ask us how... Well then let me posit this to you. Let me posit this to you. I'm giving you my experience working weapons of mass destruction. You're the expert on... Obviously you're the expert on cyber technology, information technology. Move forward with what you just proposed. Move, no, no, let me finish now. Move forward with what you just proposed so that the South Korea the Georgia's, the Saudi Arabia's, the United States, our companies are not. Go out and work with these companies and do it. I know many of you are doing it. That's the challenge. And that's the challenge I mentioned to you and all of us in this room a few minutes ago. You're the experts go out and do what you're talking about. Well, I hope I didn't want to offend you with the things but I don't use the same terminology because you're the expert in the area of cyber information technology I don't pretend to be. I'm using terminology I'm comfortable with weapons of mass, if it's not applicable in your area I think it's the intent, it's not the words. No, the intent... Well, I say it yes, you say no, we disagree. Maybe I could help because I see that your intent I get that you want to do these things but the things that you're saying are sort of incorrect for the area and if you just want to say my intents are good, I mean it from this I've got this experience then okay but when you put it that way it's not going to work as well. So you mentioned that we should use our skills to participate more and use our knowledge to help educate our representatives etc I know I've done a lot of lobbying on things like SOPA and stuff like that and it seems like the corporate interests largely have captured our representatives what do you feel about the role of hacktivism and using our skills directly in modern democracy? In a modern democracy like we have here in the United States I'm not hearing the end of your sentence So how do you feel about the role of hacktivism or using our skills directly to influence behavior corporations, protest etc as opposed to working through the traditional channels of government? Well yeah, I mean many of you I'm sure are working with the private sector I think this is a cyber is one of the major issues affecting our private because we're talking about the intellectual property and the billions of dollars the billions of dollars that are being stolen from the corporate sector knowing the United States obviously but globally, internationally so getting involved with these companies to do that, to protect that, yes I don't feel like you really answered the question but okay, so are you familiar with a group called Anonymous? Sorry Okay Basically my question comes down to it seems like working through the corporate structure we're only reinforcing a structure that is working against us largely in terms of trying to keep information secret Let me say I heard you said Anonymous and I got your question I'm talking about intellectual property I'm talking about the many companies I think some of you are probably involved with that are losing intellectual property in the United States globally and we're talking about billions and billions of dollars we're talking about that so that's one aspect to it and there are other aspects to you mentioned Anonymous and we mentioned Anonymous there go forward, do what you have to do I'm talking about intellectual property I'm talking about critical infrastructure that's my focus your focus is a little different, that's fine In your opinion how has the NPT non-proliferation regime been impacted negatively, I guess how much has civil nuclear relations with India? Well the NPT we would like countries to be members of the NPT and if you've heard my comments there are four countries that are not members of the NPT and that's unfortunate we would like to see all countries become members because of safeguards and additional protocols that's exactly right so non-membership in the NPT because it affects the IEA and the monitoring aspects is a negative development we would like countries to be part of the NPT so my question is is the act of the United States regularizing our relationship with India's civil nuclear regime actually working against the NPT? Well that's a bifurcated issue because the US has decided there is a civilian program and there is a military program in India and a decision was made by the previous administration to deal with India in a bifurcated way It seems like it's giving up one of the big carrots that the NPT has Well I mean countries like North Korea site would you just cite it and that's a reality there but we see India is a democracy a country that is using civil nuclear programs in a meaningful way and that's the bifurcation Okay, thank you Hi there, two things the first one, a shout out to DEF CON for closed captioning there I think that's fucking cool so yay DEF CON and then the second thing is I guess I'm a little perplexed because oh wow I'm shaking because it seems that in terms of resources that the government spends in in terms of dealing with cyber warfare it's always through the lens of state agents that's the threat and it seems to me that there's billions lost every day by people who are victims of cyber crime and that the NSA's mandate for instance doesn't at all deal with that and that the government resources don't at all seem to address this yet to me, and maybe I'm wrong but it seems to me that that is proportionally in terms of its economic impact on the US and other western nations the much bigger threat Thanks Well, those are fair comments and we need to, you need to get involved and all of us need to get involved it's a multidimensional threat I think you just cited that Ambassador, I'm wondering what you think the prospects are for restarting the six-party talks around North Korea, especially given it seems that most of the major players continue to fail to recognize the importance of signing a permanent peace treaty I think it's a good question I think it's important to get back to negotiations with North Korea now has indicated with the new government Kim Jong-un that they're prepared to address the denuclearization issue it's not a question of nonproliferation, it's a question of denuclearization they're prepared to look at and consider the 19 September 2005 joint statement that spoke to comprehensive denuclearization in exchange for security assistance and security assurance as an economic assistance, so I think those are positive I think the concern of immediately coming back to the six-party talks is how sincere is North Korea with this approach and I think if North Korea continues to be sincere as they say they are and they're saying this to China, certainly and publicly now and cease and assist with more threats and attempts to intimidate and nuclear tests and missile launches I think the sense is that the negotiations will resume and because we need to be successful at North Korea we need to be very successful and I think that's a we can accomplish that. I absolutely agree with that that's why I asked about the peace treaty in particular maybe it's time for a fresh approach or a different set of eyes because it seems like whatever's been tried before just hasn't worked yeah well this is that's a very fair point that's a fair point and this is exactly being no one wants to go back to talks for the sake of talks because as we've been talking North Korea has gone from six to twelve nuclear weapons we believe they have a uranium enrichment program that's also fabricating weapons we see nuclear tests missile launches now they put a satellite in orbit the trajectory has gone the other way so what we want is talks not for the sake of talks but an implementation of a program that would lead to success and my personal view is I think with the assistance certainly the six parties coming together the five countries with North Korea and certainly China being very very much involved with North Korea an ally I think we would we will see progress thank you hi you compared cyber to chemical weapons in World War one what do you see as the parallels there no I wasn't comparing what I'm saying is when we saw the devastation of biological weapons chemical weapons the international community rose up and said my god we have to sort of understand this and work together as a community not countries but as an international community globally working together and that's why we have these international protocols on the biological weapons convention the chemical and the same thing with the nuclear where the international this is not a country specific issue it's a global international issue and I think we all admit you're the experts again cyber is not a country specific issue it's a global issue um I don't want to speak for people here but I suspect their response would be that there's simply too many non-state actors for a massive that's a fair point that's why it's a difficult issue that's a difficult issue it's a challenge okay peace okay any other positive comments any other good questions actually no no we need to get the next okay we've got a nice speaker so good luck and use that energy use that expertise and help this government work with the international community so that we do counter the potential threat and use it in a peaceful meaningful way which it is so you are the experts so good luck to all of you so we don't want to do that


Nyimda mwengine, temu nyimgine masa ni tofauti na watu ni wale wale lakini yungo in tofauti piya kumu kakumatuna kia kumatuna kupa burudani tofauto fauti, yamasta tofauto fauti, na inchi tofauto fauti, na nyimga na kama ken realbis karibuko yun kipindi cha chit chat. And I am Yvunyaga enon chit chat to give you the juiciest motione, kama kawaida, newest music releases in the newest movie trailers. And I am your gal, Patricia Muriuki enon all our social media platforms, reach us and talk to us at Y2F4 Channel. If you have any contributions on the topics that we have for you tonight, make sure that you go there on our Facebook page and talk to us tonight. Mm, to bisa a Patricia misimgase na sia girl e lakini si tuna kese kubosa na Patricia imusim ana pote ya sa atombia na pote a gakena. No, we dont know, by the way, we dont know. Out in kiba yungi nene buto ami. No, append her to. You not append a lakini, why you be satiaring on us? No, I'm here. Let's talk about now. Let's talk about now. Let's, this is the dynamic trio. If we are not a trio then we are not dynamic anymore. I love you guys Are you hearing me? Are you clearly listening me? I'm not disappearing again so I'm here Stay Weki ya kwa kwa jimakali wiki Weki See it's not just another ordinary week because V2 na kwa umbaya it's getting really bad so we're just sanitizing and keeping safe keeping the social distance and trying our best Kwa misa? Kwa tisha kwa mikwa ji? It has been a good one but to a message out there to people with how that is happening with the coronavirus make sure that every directive that is given please make sure that you follow kwa kwa nyumba, stay in the house make sure that you wash your hands 20 seconds with soap and running water kwa misa mwa zum na pendeza sana nimi me fryla nimi yumika na niniim, kubiri wa fia kwa misa na pendeza piyake but kuna me maumemi slel where is your blue, by the way By the way you miss the memo who missed the memo sababu li faci yaka zib toha subu yom e Ika tuka yuma nimi yumetaoka dandane in gay, see it's a bit yuma pili yote sababisha akunama mimi usemama mnukibawaksa na k Noruna, nami toga niza kito kikimwa yama kyokio hawa ziri yom kuafia mi saka zungubzi yama, mi sisa mma misi sise 15-15-5-6. Chertłki shuu mwukusafu kuhani aju na social distance.  Pigme umbeya. Mai watusta Swajipera kwenyomba. Kwa uu biyeh. Shugi nga paile Facebook katika pejia waito 5u kuna posta mbaiko sa aaposta sa ebi tumbi yona teza mwuku waapi. Mwomi ya kunya epi yoni story gana yon mwame penda kuiskiya katika gpendi ya chicha tanda niwae to 5u tv. Facebook wun naku pata mwu Patricia kone? Patricia murioki. Patresha Muriuki on Facebook, Patresha Andesko Muriuki on Instagram, and Patresha Muriuki 3 on Twitter. Na mimi muneza ni pata at iwa nasko niya gawon on Instagram and Twitter, and Ibliu niya gawon Facebook. Kibisa, gosip kumanda hapa UVP. Atkin Realbis abdesu na pata butiki yote burudani. Atkin Realbis na tiki pecha zoteza hensama hapa. Top to top, Kibisa. Onasima ni Kenny Rogers. Mi binafsi, sita ichi kwa kama sikitiku kubosana sababu. Nii mtu ombei, wungana familiar kia wali seima kwa mba aliyeza kuya gadunia. Aki wakwa oni. Peaceful. Peaceful with the comfort of the family. Kia gali akwa aliyeza kibisa nikuwa na miyaka teman na mwa jasi. Nii jama ombei mi binafsi, kuna vitu mba vuni mejufuza katika manisha hangu. Kuna baada mi stariambo aliya ndika. Na nimi iskiza kesho, keshokutua bahu yekufa kwangu piya. Eto kwa miyaka na miyaka deleisha maisha. Sita kitu ui na wuzunia mani. Apana. By this you wuzunia. You know it's something else when I am person dies and it's something else when. I'm not saying that death nipowa, but kama mtu ombe fika. Una jua, people say that ukifikisha miyaka 50. So say you're living on in a tragedy. Bonus. Bonus. So yei amefksha 81. Like he died a happy man. Extra 31 years. So see, it's not a mourning time. To na celebrate. And actually it was natural. Yeah natural causes. So he was not sick. Yeah. All age, I guess. Badi kumambos zinim na kubali. Kami binaw singumamboli li kubali sana kini roya sinigambla. Zinim li kubali. Iyo, you too. Iyo, you too. Iyo, you too. Iyo, you too. Iyo, you too. Iyo, you too. I think. Una jua nile designia. You know the song. Are you a fan of country music? I'm not such a big fan. I'm not such a big fan. Miki maizakotam lujua mae. Nizajuwa. Pachi Siya viti wa kwa hibiki? Please, if I just hear it, I'll sing. Hada dance to it. Na tuiti, miki, na tuiti wa kisasu. So hobo na ny marching. Tu na lyo umitumia. Iyo, you too. Nzi zeti chutu niki zusana country music. Nsi zeti chutu niki zusana country music. Nen bakali utinda zikini. Nzi zaki nanan? Nzi zeti, nzi ziki nanana hasa ango hegki. Ina tijitokafu ka tika... Solan mailtime,torima lakini roya skuya, kwa mungo ilaze roiake ma lipe ma peponi na polesa na kwa kwa familiarake story ni ni na mo imediri ni kuna yu okule li yanga la corona na kuna masupastamba o Tehari wami zoku yekawa zoku pitemite na ekidyame na kwa jili ya kwa eza piya kwa shawishi na kwa eza kwa pamo yo masyamikiwao ni mesta kama wa piyamba o Tehari li o yanga elisha wapata we have this lady that na kwa nga me act I know her from anaitua Debbie Mazar she is so pretty na piya me confirm that she has the virus and Kohan ni is a TV host of Bravo TV and I was to play in my reunions these dramatic women so he has also confirmed we have a cast from the bachelor's program anaitua Colton Underwood he has also confirmed that he has tested positive for the virus and among them to this lady S the newest vile vile menejia odamun plazum na nungumzi salama escape ya leza kuhu heka post kupiti yam tenda, instagrama keheza kwa mbe mashabi kwa kiki kwa mba wasiyo na wasiyo na offu kwa mkile kichu kupupu api anagisi sarasana kufiki ya sasa na dani, master omba me zungumzi piki mkile kama idrisel bali alpwa sii yama mba nukana kama na uzunika yama li kwa na mkewa kepale me tunia ni kiki idrisel bali menefresha sana kidogo niti kiki kuchaku uzunisha, mkewa kekona e pali ya leza yama idrisel bali menefresha sana so zero which means there is a possibility that you might feel very healthy but you have the virus ya but alisa yama ali kwa me patana na mutuflani amba ali kwa ame test positive so that is the reason as to if yama they need to go and get tested alafu na kapatikana yuko positive kabisa so watu wana wa nishayu shiwa na tula wa imizu sana wa kisha komba agini miuskia kama kudokuna vipimu vitanza kunia gachika banyuma so ita kwa bora sana ita kwa and even unfortunately Kenya right now how many confirmed cases 15 cases so people need to be aware you need to sanitize, you need to keep that social distance it's no joke even our leaders are saying it's no joke kabisa here every 1 in the community there is a number 2 it is a number 3 do you know wana inu ya handanana muna na kyi ya na hacha ya na hacha ya na hacha ya na hacha ya na hacha ya na hacha So, we have this disease, you know, and due to your lockdown, maybe people are not having food. So, we are having celebrities coming out to donate and help out. Unfortunately, we are in a shop at Nyekes Tokia for as many months as I want. So, somebody like Rihanna, oh, let's start with Rusell the Wilson. Yes, so they have donated one million mils to their local food bank amid this virus. Helping people who have, who cannot get food. We also have Kanyu West, who is giving to charities to feed the elderly. Elderly, okay. Yes, we also have Rihanna, who is donating ventilators that are worth 700,000 Uko Kwao Barbados. And it's confirmed. It's not everybody who is capable of stocking up and making sure that they have meals. I hope if we get to the point where we find ourselves in lockdown situations, our able celebrities will reach out because I'm sure that people will need like extra help to make sure that they don't get to go outside because not everyone can afford to make sure that they have enough food in their houses. Okay. So, don't forget to at least reach out to people who cannot manage to do that for themselves. na niya.  We have a couple of friends but she doesn't know me because I am a roti mi. If she knows me, she will give it to me. worad matu oda pii nesakaske kali grafu ya ka frikali grafu mi?  Is it in school where someone probably has called the young girl ugly? Na so watuengi sana wali skia vi bya sana And most people who came out to support the young girl We have Michelle Obama We have Viola Davis Tukona Ali Itwa piya kwa shoya There's a TV host ane itwa Tamron Hall And people are able to just show love and support To make her understand that it doesn't matter that Because this is probably the skin color that you have Which is black or your kinky hair This doesn't define you as ugly So I feel it's a challenge to mothers To people around young girls To support wa toi To them na piya Young boys Making sure that we are working on Making sure that their self confidence Their esteem is so so high Kus mdutom do kama uiwanze kujiita Kus yamaivi It must be that there is Maybe I think she got somewhere In school Keep in mind one I'm not saying that she's not beautiful She's very beautiful She has dimples She has the dimples She's chabi She's dark skin And she has kinky hair Imagine if she's going to a white school The kind of bullying she'd have Growing up in a block where there are many white folks There's so much bullying Ata uku tu Watu wana preferangi athau To just a kawaida melanin skin girl I was actually seeing that conversation Leo That even in Kenya Kuna light skin privileges Like light skin women wana kwa privileges more than Dark skin women Wato wana tu yeke sa Patricia Nadia mi na na farm kwa mba Katikati piya kwa namutomba ni light skin Sindio Ngepe na piya atu eleza ebu tu eze kui elea Amisha pata privilege kama iyo Naniwe Ane elea waga bisa mba kwa katikati Ala Please tell us No, please tell us No, I don't know I don't know Sijimbo na watu prefa Even to lighten their skin to look lighter It's nothing fancy It's just ordinary But I think like every certain industries Or certain people have played a role in making sure that Black girls don't feel beautiful Because if you put out an advice This is the type of complexion that you want You don't want someone who is darker You want someone who is maybe lighter You are going to make the person who has a black tone To feel to want to become lighter Even after kwa music videos Music videos You mostly see very light video Very light video So for example there is someone somewhere But they are not as light as what they see And they would like to maybe be featured on a video What are they going to do?  It's different. I think kusema, like the first time you're making passes at me, that is the time that you're supposed to tell me. When you're telling me your name is in, tell me that you have a child. But then bringing me in the life of that child, I think now that is when it takes time, wone, wu yum tu kweli, where am I going? If it's someone that you want to settle down with, like in the long run, then you tell them, you'll find the need to let your child meet that person. I think that is how it's supposed to be. Kabisu, atami binafsina mini kwa mba, kama mini binafsina nigi seme, niki kutana na mwa namu kei tu seme. Mi wani kwa straight to the point. Speniku pita pitasu yuwe nye bushini. Udi maria. Una kuna mina kamin gapi. Uko singo. Unam toto. Unam toto? Ukshini jibwa mani matatu poa. Ina sub take care. Muntun edasema. No. Bandim down na kuna. Tuna malizi ya putu kiaza. Tu singi ya kavitu jumeza ma, lafna uko na na tafara ni amuna. Tuna zia, ptik malizi tu ma malizi. So kama haku kwa ambia, before, would you afterwards, that's a due breaker. Kuna vitu vingi sana, kuna vitu vingi sana o many feature. That's a due breaker, by the way. Sana. Kata no na tu na zungumzadia, pana muna, imam jama sana, total agree with the evening, but sasa atini wawili zem, muna 824. Ina deyam o ritchalim, daka nasi jasema maila ni. Wako. Wako. We are many. Wako. Please. Baries. They are there. They are there. We are very. Kuna aidi ya baya na pidi ya posi. Yesa aidi ya. We are very, very black. Kabisa. And behind the scenes. Eh, wapu sana kiaza. Atembe studio. Atembe studio, MVP. Alafna na na na zungumzadia, pana na denis, anasema malindi, Alafna na pitan ya gawana sema tiyanda. Emi na na zungumzadia. Nona, yu anasema pareh, yu anasema chichat na uchi, nikiwa na ruk, pasha, mwendo na sema hemi na chiangia. Eh, nini na chiangia ni nisi, elewe, please. Nadiyosu kufika sasa kwa utakwa mailewa. Alafna na nina zungumzadia. Nona, asha kumsi matusa, lakini mbona kenrail, ala prifa kwa, kwa dey mwupi, bada elewa belak.  I think kame liya na ma nishi, ona prifa kwa na dey mwupi. Eh, hame juliha pia mwama na nichiungu sasa, mi na na na, mwama kenma mwama keko ango, eh, induevo evo. Borakia na kupenda. Eh, kikubo na nipenda na nili. Na mekwambi ukweli. Eh? Na mekwambi ukweli. Ah, ayun mwambu ango, trajwa na hee kuleinbukse. Yeah, Matibweli. Tonia top tu top kabisa na mwama nishi wakuit, tu shikia poga-bisa wo wipi. Top to top kabisa. Eh, nafa wama kabibtu niyetika challenges he. Mw 다음에. Yere na niye hazaki, hamonize feki. Oh, There's a fake hamonize in ta... Ha hu hu hu hu hu. So, this guy by the way fakarry una which is a player. We can make her a lot more male than female. Only to see when womenize to herThat she can't make her manize her. She can't make it. Make it a sh intentar na a skill. Maybe you may introduce something. First, ask him what you are going to do. Ask him what you are going to do. First thing we first do� we go to Ronald Reagan. The Fourth song. Nisha Radhahuq snakesu retoadu ww We're told we're not receiving rent, because we are poorfares to Sai Greece We're just standing here, we're gonna hire money for free What about violence on a man? If flav over?! This is one of the normal violence Whatabout assesses? When I saved me, I was at home Na, yaNAk Carrie. Book,eous guy. Thank God I like μ'na, No, wait, I kayak thank Lots of glasses No, seriously. No, seriously, no. This is catfishing...  My religion aims to make it justice, but if you ask someone to believe it, no matter how much you say it it is just fate. We live in a movement, so it is a reaction. Ma cola are yourselves a reacting situation. KとうAYAYE KWINDI ni hu nwa Go online I don't know Here from theアインス Kita they will rude They don't knowYezi kuchnesu.Sanamba kumunanzia kisha kwa data dek. Si, nivi tuzi kumunazia tata... Linieksa li sema kitu kimode, Musani ho mwoga linie sinjade sanda li sema kitu kimode. Matchu mi samiki nyuku makelewa. Ali sema, muda wungi na to naishinawa pensu wa twinginie, Nomana na tuwa chalenda ko wa twinginie, Lakinu wiki penutas kumode usigiaribu. Kumichi tu li munginu, lakinu wicinu peanutsu. Isyanelya, wukiliwa yo komengelya wa Anime kiku buwa... ...tu nasonga top-to-top qmisa... Tata usiba... So, we've had many challenges each time we were on a self-quarantine. We've had celebrities come out kuna isongia wiskalifa. Wiskalifa in Tidola. Ya, like two years ago. So, people are just doing a challenge. Like you find yourself in the house.  What can we do as a family? Nakamu kwa peki ya kwa peki ya. Tuliana Modza alifanya-challenge akwa peki ya. Put on all the clothes you have, change your appearances and all that. But I really think it's a nice time. Wukiji pata two kwa place kama iyo. Love on each other. Kwa I think it really helps people to not panic. It really helps to fight fear. Napia wa tuku juwa. Like, we have each other – ae mtoto ariyanali我们 kutuak wa siaa rah— Yes! Hamaza is a dancer. What do you expect? So, Ken Relbis, what are you doing as you serve Kwanj months? We shall distance sing up. You don't have to be sad? No, but then, if you're, kama kwo sawa, I think you can— Oh, this one was funny though. Umsi chane? OK. We were liwa, zaka bisa. Interesting. Single ladies. But I think— There it is. Yeah. kituenye inabenefit sana out of this bad situation is the fact that people are spending time with their family Ya, at the end of the day we know what is the most important thing in your life kituenye na kituki dogo, na machi na kituki dogo sana is a kisha keshio So, imefa ni guna tu maho ni kwa na ujodi vichu vibumu saan Keni disturbo mi kwa veria ambo Ma metulia Ma metulia sana Alafu na huma mahali uto maho ni ma mim lods kendele ni bana kutupia mims Lakin ni zingine, mims zingine Mims zingine Mims zingine Aukipi anamim, skwomukaku bwe kwa bia wa tu to keep safe If you don't need to travel Stay in your house Ya, because it's really a bond Kitu ni kwa fudunha Wala nini, I wa kwa fudunha Ha wa kwa fudunha Ya, in tekesha sana ayo We may pasami, we may fresh cabisa And when i get up, let's get to the top Kite ngo ti amziki Doko na zungumzi ang gumagani Me ta kwa na shikamu oje And iambeni nge Toko nge ngumaya …mama nw'zihiyia nii, na all the way from … …h alone kwipo kitapo da aboli sebi … …lekinna mifunguwa giniya kwa nida na kama kundegenga … …meza kuz dhindo alba miya kwa kie afo east … …nya sii saivemeza kutuwa ungoma, video kwa zakatu kwa … …iyo alba mumba wei meza kwe zindo wa sii saivi… S khutiywa sii tamto fouti. 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Hey, this is Brett, and this 2019 Jeep Cherokee Latitude 4x4 is stock number 23J294A. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, near New and used SUV and Jeep headquarters. This 2019 Jeep Cherokee has the 2.4-liter multi-air 4-cylinder engine. It's paired up with a 9-speed automatic transmission, puts out 184 horsepower. This Jeep has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off, and this vehicle is 100% ready to go. I'm going to go all the way around in this video. Inside, start it up, take a look under the hood, show you all the options, and just give you the most accurate representation than I can of the vehicle. Billet Silver Metallic is the color, I shoot all my videos in 4K. If you like the video, consider subscribing to the YouTube channel, clicking the bell notifications, and get updates on the videos I do each and every day as well as having access to one of the largest catalogs of vehicle walk-arounds on YouTube, 9,000 videos and counting. This one comes with these 17-inch painted alloy wheels, and it has Michelin Defender 22565R17 tires. Front tires look like they have just about all the tread left on them. I'd say at least 80 to 90%, maybe even a little bit more. They look pretty new. On here, four-wheel disc brakes on the Cherokees. Front fender is absolutely perfect. You get the LED headlamps, running lights, and fog lights. I'll turn those on at the end of the video so you can see just how bright they are. The front bumper is in fantastic condition. I didn't see any major dents, dings, or cracks on there. You get the chrome trim 7-slotted grille with that Jeep chrome lettering. The hood's in really nice shape. I didn't see any major dents or dings on there. And the passenger side front fender, absolutely perfect. The passenger side front wheel, no scuffs or scrapes. And billet silver, you can see it's got a lot of metal flake in it. Really a good-looking color. And you can see just how nice that paint is. And as you go down this side, I just wanted to show you this too, has the windshield wiper heater. So that's actually like a defroster for the windshield wipers. As you go down this side of this 2019 Jeep Terrikey, take note of how clean the body is. How reflective and mirror-like that paint is. Take these HD videos so if you're far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down, but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the Jeep here, the Jeep, and have confidence in what you're looking at before you even get here. So when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. Now if this video helps you make that decision, let your salesman know that you saw the video, that it was helpful, and that Brett sent you. Back wheel is absolutely perfect as well, and the back tires have, I would say, probably about 50 to 60% of the tread left on them. This one does have the Capless Fuel Fill, which is a really nice feature. Never get gas on your hands again. Coming around to the back, the rear bumper is in really nice shape, no major dents or dings on there, and the rear gate is in nice condition as well. Back storage area is nice and clean, those seats do fold down for extra storage.  You can see the shocks are doing a nice job holding that gate up, and that shuts nice and solidly. Coming around to the driver's side, rear quarter and door all look really good, and for full disclosure, this back wheel is in excellent condition as well. On the rest of this side of the vehicle, doors look really good, it does come with the heated power mirrors. Back seats are in fantastic condition, no rips or tears back here, it does have the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have. Has the all-weather floor mats back here as well, part of that cold weather group, and these seats fold down for extra storage, and you can see just how nice and flat they go from the back. Side curtain airbags on the front seats, child safety locks on the back doors, and the inside and bottoms of the doors all look really good on this vehicle, and definitely something you want to look at especially on a higher mileage vehicle like this one. Inside the latitude package gives you the black cloth bucket seats in the front, no rips, no tears on these seats, they're in really nice condition. Kind of that light blue stitching, driver's seat height adjuster, factory all-weather formats up here as well, auto headlamps, tilt, telescopic steering wheel, power windows, locks, and mirrors. We'll hop inside, check out the miles, the radio, and everything that this one has to offer on the interior. Alright, you can see this one has 118,159 miles on it, you do get the digital speedometer outside, or miles per gallon, and 60 miles to empty, so you can change those corners up there to breed pretty much whatever you want, and the instrument cluster is very nice and clean. It does come with the heated leather wrap steering wheel cruise controls on the right, Bluetooth and information center controls on the left, audio controls on the back of the steering wheel.  You also get all the different apps, this one has Android Auto, Apple CarPlay capabilities where you can project your cell phone to the screen, and if you have a nav system such as Waze or Google Maps project it right to the screen, it's like you have Navra in the screen. We did a demo on an A4 with Android Auto, if you want to check that out, that's in the upper right hand part of the screen, but bigger radio, same system though. Down here you have more tactile volume tune and climate controls, your 4x4 system with the select terrain, auto snow, sport, sand and mud, USB and an aux jack, 12 volt power point, and your 9 speed automatic transmission. This one does have keyless entry with the remote start on there, passenger side format and seat are in excellent condition. I don't think this vehicle has ever been smoked in, smells very clean, the head liner is in great shape, and you do get map lights up there. Let's start it up and take a look under the hood. Also check out all those LED lights in the front as promised. No check engine lights or anything like that. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video you've been able to verify the quality, condition, options and of course cleanliness of this Jeep all the way around inside out, see just how bright all those LED lights are. Under the hood we have the 2.4 liter multi-air engine, engine bay is very clean, runs very smooth, once again this Jeep has been fully safe and inspected by our server shop, has a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off, and this Jeep is 100% ready to go, shocks are doing a nice job holding that hood up. There is the emission sticker, runs really nice. And I would highly recommend this Cherokee from a quality and condition standpoint considering the miles on it, it's in really nice shape. 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We hid to Mirage in search of Bartelby's Eye of History. House Persian raised Xerxes to serve them. However, Xerxes plans to conquer the world. We meet the Sultana of Agrabah and settle the crime there and return for an alliance. We recover the Chrono Shards for the Houses and learn that Xerxes plans to control Mirage through the history stored in each Chrono Shard. After reuniting all of the Houses, we hid to Agrabah and meet Xerxes again. He transforms into the Scorpion and fights us. After his defeat, Spider reluctantly speaks that this was all a bluff and the true trouble of Mirage is happening in the Chrono Verge. We learn from the Chronicle that in order for the spiral to remain woven, Raven took Spider's Chaos Heart to charge the essence of the spiral. We obtain the Chrono Shards and reach Spider in the center of the sand. At his defeat, he states that if we finish him here, the spiral will end. Malory states that her mother, Grandmother Raven, was right about us failing and not wanting to destroy Spider. In Malory's attempt to destroy Spider, he captures her to get access to his heart.


I'm excited. You know how you've been saying, man, I'm about to try to get into this tech world, trying to be a billionaire. I want some Bitcoin. I want some crypto currency. What's up? You remember you was all on the crypto currency? I was. We ain't had the right people. We didn't know the right folks. We was just out here, you know, just on the hope and a prayer, you know, just buying whatever coins we could find, but we should've got in touch with our next guest first. Had we done that J-O-N, there ain't no 10-9-months paper we had.  But, you know, that's neither here nor there. Now we know the right people and we plugged in. But before we even get to introducing people, you know what I gotta do, right? Gotta let them know the black market is open. They don't know where is J-O-N when we was building this black market. We wanted to have like a black version of Radio Shack in them. Like, I knew Radio Shack was the shit, like in the 80s, you couldn't even walk by Radio Shack without going in there.    This back when remote control cars were like $150. Crazy. What a time. But my next young partner, my next young guest that I got in here, bro, the CEO of Tech Company.  So I need everybody here to welcome Josh Hollis to the black market. Yes, sir. Josh, what's up, man? What's up, Carlos? How you doing? Man, tell me something good. Man, everything is going good right now. Bless to be here. I appreciate you all for having me. Hey, man, we appreciate you stopping through here. Because I heard you've been out here making a whole bunch of moves, making some money, doing all kinds of amazing things in the community. What's been up, man? How's business? It's going great, man. Amazing. We just graduated from Techstars Atlanta. What's up? Powered by JP Morgan. Okay, so you know it's big money. Yes, sir. So we're out here raising the C around, automating our application, getting it out and about to push out events coming up this new year. So we're very excited. Man, what you got over here? I see you got screens out. What is this? So this is a demo of our iOS application. Okay. Basically what we have is a social event platform for event management and experience discovery. It's a two-sided platform, two-sided marketplace. Essentially you have your event creators and your experience goers, and we service in-person, hybrid, and virtual events. Yes, sir. So like a social event, right, if you will. What sparked that? So in high school, I was in charge of coordinating Homecoming and Prom. I was an event curator for that. And just stepping into the shoes of an event curator, I got to experience the tedious task of curating an event, coordinating with venues, finding the perfect place to accommodate my guests, things of that nature than the promotional aspects of it. And that moment sparked the idea of like, what if all this was streamlined? So then in college, when I went off to Boston University, I seen multiple instances of students going to events and the venue being over capacity and people just not having a realistic idea of what they're going to do within their city. So that idea came about once again. The summer of 2016, I was working at Southern Company doing application development there and I kind of got distraught with the corporate lifestyle. I was working at AT&T the past two summers and going into Southern Company doing application development. And I decided that summer, man, why don't I just go head first into this entrepreneurial route? So I did that. Why doesn't any people quit the corporate world? I feel like people want to really have passion. You know, they want to be passionate about what they do. And there's a really good quote, you know, if you love what you do, then you won't work a day in your life. And since then, I feel like I haven't worked a day in my life. It's been tedious, you know, it's been arduous and like a ton of work involved, but I've enjoyed every single step of the process. Well, you can hear all these things about how it's not many black people in the tech world or in the tech field. What has been your experience as a black man in the tech world? It's been a journey, man.   I started my company when I was 18, 17, 18. So I didn't know about, you know, venture capital and raising money until I really got into the space. And obviously, you know, we're going to have to diversify the space. We're going to need a new wave of entrepreneurs, a new wave of investors coming about in the space and investing in people that look like us. I think a really good example of this is a venture capital firm called Harlem Capital. They're investing in diverse entrepreneurs and founders, women and founders of color. And a ton of, you know, new black-owned tech companies are coming about. So I think the space is changing, but it's going to really have to start with us as a community. You know, as everyone knows, we have the culture. And if we can kind of merge the culture and tech, then we're going to see a lot of equity, racial equity coming to play. What's the goal with the app? Our goal with the app is to scale and, you know, make it the essentially the one-stop-shop for experiences.  Say you want to go to Miami and jet ski, you know, we'll provide you those experiences. Just providing people an avenue to not only connect to their favorite people, places and things, but to also have that experience curated from start to finish. Pretty much to guarantee you have the time that you want to have. Exactly. That's dope. A concierge from your pocket, if you will. And it can be for whatever it is you feel like doing. Exactly. Worldwide. Worldwide. That's hard. Because you see a lot of people, you know, they want to recreate the pictures of people's vacations and go to places that they go, but it's like, it looks fun, but you don't know exactly the details and the ins and outs of this. Exactly. I think that'll be dope to just bring that experience to the users. Yes, sir. Streamlining. That's a genius-ass idea. I appreciate it. Thank you. So who else is on your team that keeps you motivated, that keeps you innovative? Yes, sir. Keep you going and all of that? Yes, sir. So I have my two co-founders, my older brother. His name is James Hollis. That's crazy, man. What is it like being in business with your brother? Especially being a little brother? Yeah, it's been amazing, man. Obviously, you know, we have our mishaps, but working with family, you know, you're always going to work through those scenes and become stronger and grow from those experiences. So it's been very rewarding as well. You know, he compliments my strengths and I compliment, or I compliment his weaknesses and we compliment each other's strengths as well. So it's been a really great journey building with my blood brother. So in addition to that, I got my, consider him my brother, Malik, Malik G. He's the, our operations officer. He's also our host. He hosts all our events. Yeah. So a brief background on Malik. Malik went viral on the Rap Battle Parody, which is like a viral YouTube skit. It's a comedian, super hot fire. I'm not sure if you guys all know that. He's the host of all those videos. They actually just put out a video nine days ago with a rapper named BabyTron. They already went viral. It's already hit like 1.1 million views and counting. So Malik's the energy of the company. He brings the energy to our in-person experiences, hosts all of them. And he's done an amazing job for us. What would you say is your role? You've got your big brother there. So I'm sure y'all have already delegated who does what and who makes the host. What's your strength? I'm like the brain of the company. Like I'm the lifeblood. I keep it going. Keep the wheels turning.  And I keep everybody motivated and keep everybody stuck in the vision. What about your brother? My brother, he's our chief financial officer. He has his series six, series seven, all his financial licenses. So he pretty much handles financial operations. He also helps us with the fundraising and allocation of, you know, accounts, accounts receivable and accounts payable. What would you say is like I'm asking you this as, you know, as a black man in tech, what's been your most successful way to raise capital? What works best for your company? Well, at first it was through friends and family. I just having a really solid network. I came into it with a really strong network. Just a brief background. Our first investor was the, he was a former VP of Oracle and a president of a company called M4. So he was our first investor. And we, I came into it with a strong network from my college acquaintances and friends I met along the way. But more recently through tech stars, which is a global pre seed and seed investment incubator. Essentially with tech stars, they have this thing called the tech stars universe and there's a whole network and database of investors. And my biggest success I've seen thus far is taking all those investors aggregating them into our own database and blasting out email campaigns and taking meetings, one-on-one meetings with them. So that's been a very successful method of how we've been fundraising more recently. That's hard man. What can we look forward to from like, from y'all in the future? Yes, sir. We're going to have a new iteration of our app coming out, version 2.0. That's going to be the full bells and whistles of our app. You know, we're going to have automated host approvals.  It's a manual process involved. We've delegated and curated our network of hosts and event creators. But all that's going to be automated in the next iteration of our app. We're going to have things like follow kits where you can follow your favorite event, attendees and event creators, group messaging, going live at events, things of that nature. Just things that make the experience very intuitive and a one-stop shop experience. I got to get you to check out our app while you're here. We got a channel 85 app. Yes, sir. We put all our exclusive content up. So I want you to give me a, give me a tick out. Check that out. There we go. Go through there. Let me know what you think, man. We might need to, we might can kick some back and forth off camera how we can make our app better. Oh, I love this. This is really dope. One stop shop for all the, all things 85 South and everything that we do. Kind of got to like a world star fill into it if you will. Exactly.  Yeah, man. I love it. See, we are here talking to professionals, man. We're trying to take our app to the next level. And things of that nature, man. You never know. You might have a collab here in the future, man. What's your social media and all that? And where can they find you? Yes, sir. Where can they mess with you? I'm definitely going to download that. Get y'all five stars as well. So let them know where they can get in touch with you. Support you. Invest with you. Shoot some ideas over here. So my social media is Jay Moves. That's J-M-O-V-E-Z. You can find us everywhere on Twitter, Instagram, or I guess it's X now. X? No, it's Twitter. We're black. You know, black people, once we know your first name, we're going to call you that forever. But you can find us at Moves app. That's M-O-V-E-Z, APP, everywhere. And we have a lot of other apps in the works as well. So make sure you check us out. Download us on the App Store. Give us five stars. Leave us a rating. And, you know, we're going to be pushing out events, content, a lot of exclusive things on our social media and our iOS and Android application. Look, it's your first time stopping through the black market. But don't let it be the last. Definitely won't. You got the demo this time. Yes, sir. So when you up and running and you fully funded and everything, come back and promote the app. Yes, sir. And we'll definitely be hosting events with you guys in the future. Yeah, let's collab on something. Something virtual, man. Let's try to find a way to get 85 self in the tech world. For sure. A lot of ideas. We need to bring back chat rooms or something. Yes, sir. We might be able to talk to the people and revive black planet. Anything. You never know. We already got the culture. So if we can merge the two, we got the capital, the culture capital. So you over there in the tech, I'm over here in the culture. You got to be my gateway over there. Yes, sir. All right, man. So look here. The black market is open. Black people taking over the tech world.