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David Priess

  • Co-Host, The Lawfare Podcast
  • Global Head of Training and Education, Emergent Risk International
Washington, D.C.
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National security, intelligence, and alliances
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Lawfare Live! A Peek Inside the President's Daily Brief

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By David Priess
| Lawfare
Published by The Lawfare Institute in Cooperation With The Lawfare Institute is pleased to join the Michael V. Hayden Center for Intelligence, Policy, and International Security at George Mason University to present "Good Morning, Mr. President! A Peek Inside the President's Daily Brief," on Thursday, Aug 27, 2020, at 7:00pm ET.
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The US President's daily dose of intelligence

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By David Priess
| Engelsberg Ideas
For more than six decades, elements of the US intelligence community have delivered the top-secret President’s Daily Brief, or PDB, to the commander in chief every working day – helping each occupant of the White House remain well informed on a wide range of international challenges. It is the most highly classified regular vehicle for passing analytic judgments about world affairs to the president, a direct and uninterrupted channel which most other US government departments and agencies lack.
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Regime change and the breaking of alliances

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By David Priess
| Engelsberg Ideas
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is in crisis. Just over a year after Lloyd Austin, then the US defence secretary, called it ‘the most powerful and successful alliance in history’, a new administration in Washington has cast doubt on America’s commitment to European defence.
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