Cybersecurity Policy in Donald Trump's America

The transcript discusses President-elect Trump's cabinet choices, focusing on Jim Mattis and General Kelly, and the implications for civilian control of the military. It explores the impact of these appointments on foreign relations, particularly concerning Iran and ISIS. The conversation shifts to the Iran nuclear deal and Trump's stance on it. The discussion then covers Russian cyber interference in the US elections and the challenges faced by the intelligence community in dealing with Trump. The transcript concludes with insights into the complexities of security issues and the need for nuanced policy decisions.

What was the speaker's reaction to the cyber warfare conducted by Russia during the election campaign?

What concerns does the speaker express regarding President-elect Trump's acceptance of intelligence community assessments?

In what ways does the speaker believe the intelligence community should adapt to work with President Trump?

What insights does the speaker offer in their book regarding the complexities of national security issues?