The Guardian
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Jen Easterly is a leader focused on safeguarding national security through cybersecurity and infrastructure resilience. This interview reveals her commitment to building trust and collaboration while addressing complex challenges in the cyber domain.
“He's a loser. He's a three one, two. And he lost the midterms, three time loser. So I'm enjoying Chris Christie in the race because he's pointing this out rather well. I love Chris Christie. Yeah, I don't love him. I think he's, you know, he's, he really was too tight with Donald Trump.”
“I don't know. I think people are tired of this. Ultimately, I think he has his base that always, no matter what he does, no matter how many time he takes a shit on the Constitution, they like it. And then I think everyone else is tired of it. It's not even a smoke. There's fire kind of thing with this guy. There's just fire.”
“Trying to do this if they actually believe the election wasn't stolen? Well, I mean, I'll tell you in my experience over the last two years, working with state election directors, with secretaries of state, generally they don't take a partisan view toward it.”
“Look, tech companies and government have worked together for decades and decades and decades and decades. Like, it's not, this is not a new, fresh relationship. And so there's always been a cooperative thing. And then, of course, subpoenas to get certain information.”
The Axe Files with David Axelrod — Ep. 527 — Jen Easterly
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