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There is a new document out from the Biden administration, which I'm told thanks to Francis Rosen, his interviews with his guests.

I've felt FedGov today reflects the work of several administrations in the days of the office of Biden.

Office of personal management, the OPM hack.

And then after that, the Obama administration, after that, the Trump administration.

And now the Biden administration, all this put together in a new document that you're free to find online, national security strategy.

Implicit it in this, however, is who's going to be in charge, who's going to do the work.

And Francis, you spoke to Suzette Kent, former federal CIO, which is a chief information officer.

The federal government. I don't think you can sleep easily.

And Suzette mentioned that finding the workforce is a challenge.

Is this the same challenge everywhere since the pandemic, finding millennials and Jen Zeeers and recruiting them and bargaining over office time?

Is it the same story?

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