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The United States And Arizona Are Both Losing Jobs To Offshore Locations.

What We're Going To Do With Cyber-attacks - And We Have Already Actually Started - We Started Well Before The Executive Order Actually Was Issued - Is Working With The Private Sector, Determine How Best To Share Information, Because, You Know, We Can't Help Until We Know That There Has Actually Been An Attempted Intrusion Or Attack. Information-sharing Piece Is Very Important.

What We're Doing Is Making Sure That We Have A Safe And Secure Border Region From San Diego All The Way To Brownsville. And That Means Manpower, It Means Technology, It Means Infrastructure, It Means Interior Enforcement. All, You Know, Kind Of Layered In Appropriate Ways, And Making Sure, Like I Said Before, The Border Is Safe And Secure.

I'm Angry That The Private Sector, Which Is Supposed To Be In Charge Of Running Gasoline Into The Valley, Doesn't Have Its Act Together To Deal With A Critical Situation, So Now The Public Sector Has To Step In.

One Of The Most Striking Elements Of Today's Threat Picture Is That Plots To Attack America Increasingly Involve American Residents And Citizens.