Ted Koppel with Charlie Rose: 92Y Talks Episode 68 - The 92nd Street Y, New York

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Ted Koppel with Charlie Rose: 92Y Talks Episode 68

Dec 3, 2015


The ABC News veteran who’s won every significant TV award (including 42 Emmys) tells us that a major cyber attack on America’s power grid is not only possible, but likely. Scarier still is his revelation that the US is shockingly unprepared: the Department of Homeland Security has no plan for handling the aftermath of an attack. Join one of our most renowned journalists to examine the reality of the threat—and ways we can prepare for catastrophe, as outlined in his new book, Lights Out. The conversation was recorded on October 28, 2015 in front of a live audience at New York’s 92nd Street Y.

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