Public Awareness and Catastrophic Events

How far do you go to educate our

citizens when they don't read something on the internet?

Do you have to create certain propaganda? Do you have to put out videos?

Like, what do you think will make us so much

more aware of what's

going on? Do you think it would have to be an

attack, or do you think it would have

to be something... I know it sounds terrible,

and I'm not wishing anything, but do

you think it would take something so catastrophic for us to open our eyes

and say,

"This is real"? Because I feel like if we're just reading a manuscript

or something

online, we're gonna be like, "Oh, you know, that's, it could happen."

But I almost

feel like something has to happen for us, just like 9/11 was a

horrible thing, and it was catastrophic, but it opened our eyes to the

reality of the world, and it got us out of our little bubble

that we live in, in

here in America.

It may be. That may be the case, because there have been extraordinary

efforts

to, uh, educate the people. Um, part of those efforts you can see on the

wall

behind us, even to the point of making movies,

you know, to bring people in.

We put out this critical information, and when we go over this risk

analysis, they hear what we're saying, but they don't wanna take action.

Take action.

Well, there are 18 critical infrastructures in

the United States: food,

water, uh, transportation, communications.

It's trying to restart the grid after it's been knocked out,

and so everything is in blackout. On a national scale, this has never been

done before.