Presentations

26th Parliamentary Intelligence-Security Forum – Opening Remarks

Senator Roger Marshall discussed his background and legislative efforts, focusing on the National Security threats the United States faces. He highlighted the Digital Asset Anti-Money Laundering Act, co-authored with Senator Elizabeth Warren, aimed at regulating cryptocurrency with a light touch to protect against criminal use.

Senator Marshall expressed concerns about the open Southern border as an immediate national security threat, emphasizing the need for stronger border control. He also addressed the long-lasting threat of the national debt, reaching $33 trillion, and the importance of energy and food security. Senator Marshall advocated for nuclear modular reactors as an environmentally friendly and secure energy solution.

In conclusion, he stressed the significance of fusion centers for information sharing and vigilance against cyber threats. Senator Marshall touched on topics like social media and AI in the context of national security, expressing the need for global collaboration and learning from other countries’ approaches.

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