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Former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton will serve as a keynote speaker at the Cyber Defense Summit 2019, the cybersecurity company FireEye announced on Thursday. "We are pleased to announce that Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton will be a featured keynote at our FireEyeSummit in October! Secretary Clinton will engage in an intimate Q&A keynote discussion," a tweet from the company read. The event is designed to inform executives on cybersecurity, as well as security practitioners on how to "mitigate, detect, and respond to cyber attacks."

Keynote Address with the U.S. Secretary of Defense, The Honorable James N. Mattis. Moderated by Bret Baier, Fox News

Former Vice President Dick Cheney can be a polarizing figure even six years out of office. The Wyoming State Bar invited Cheney, a prominent Republican with deep Wyoming ties, to be keynote speaker at its annual convention next week. Some lawyers are objecting—both to Cheney’s selection and to how the bar announced his appearance. The state bar is a quasi-governmental entity that administers the legal profession using some taxpayer money. In its announcement of Cheney’s speech, it published an unedited biography submitted by Cheney in which he criticized President Barack Obama, saying he weakened the United States’ security posture. …

The Juanita Broaddrick Chapter in Hillary's Book (ghostwriter -- DFU) | 4-2003 | dfu Posted on Monday, April 28, 2003 7:52:21 PM by doug from upland Hillary Rodham Clinton has finished her book. It will hit the bookstores soon. Unfortunately, she did not do a chapter on Juanita Broaddrick. If any of your friends actually buy her work of fiction, please give them this additional chapter to read. Someone had to do it, and I was glad to be of service. ===================================================== (SUPPLEMENTAL CHAPTER - ghostwriter Doug from Upland) I never wanted to write this (expletive deleted) chapter, but the...

Tucker Carlson (Fox News Contributor) and Christopher Hahn (Democratic Strategist) discussed a Presidential run by Sarah Palin this morning on Fox News. Usually there are pro and con stances, but once again, it is different when Sarah Palin is discussed. Palin is going to be the keynote speaker at an Iowa Tea Party rally in early September.

Who can fire up the base and make this a truly energized convention?

Sen. Zell Miller of Georgia, a Democrat who long ago endorsed President Bush for re-election, will deliver the keynote address at the Republican National Convention, party officials announced Thursday. Miller will speak on Wednesday at Madison Square Garden in New York on the third night of the convention. ``In 1992, Senator Miller delivered the keynote address in the very same arena at the Democrats' convention,'' GOP chairman Ed Gillespie said in making the announcement. ``We're honored he'll be taking the stage at the Garden this year for President Bush.''

Former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani as the keynote speaker for the Republican National Convention? Organizers of the event that begins Aug. 30 in Manhattan say they haven't nailed down those details, but Giuliani's successor, Michael Bloomberg, caused a stir when he suggested the idea on Monday. In a speech to tourism and convention officials, Bloomberg, who was a Democrat before he ran for mayor as a Republican in 2001, joked that he was not a likely choice to headline the GOP gathering. He slyly suggested that he'd "probably lose that battle" to another New York City mayor. Giuliani, whose spokeswoman had...

<p>February 3, 2004 -- The keynote speaker at the Republican presidential convention has yet to be selected, but Mayor Bloomberg hinted yesterday that it's going to be Rudy Giuliani.</p> <p>"For those of you that want to know whether I am going to be the keynote speaker at the RNC convention . . . 'probably not' is the answer," the mayor said during a breakfast sponsored by the Association for a Better New York in Midtown.</p>