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Jay Clayton Director of National Intelligence

Safeguarding Critical Infrastructure in the Age of AI

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John Catsimatidis has hosted The Cats Roundtable on Sunday mornings since March 2014; the show has aired on 77 WABC New York since 2020 and began on AM 970 The Answer. Each week he sits down with the people making the news — senators and governors, business leaders, doctors and journalists — for two hours of short, one-on-one interviews, heard in New York, on affiliate stations around the country and as a podcast.

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