Charles Jacobs, Katharine Gorka, Andy McCarthy, Rep. Scott Perry

Dr. CHARLES JACOBS, Founder of Americans for Peace and Tolerance:

• President Obama’s “Countering Violent Extremism” summit to kick off tomorrow at the White House and State Department
• Boston, Minneapolis, and Los Angeles touted as models of proper cooperation between the government and Muslim-American communities
• Is Boston an example of Obama's foreign policy on American soil?
• Combating acts of jihad inside the U.S. by community-police cooperation

KATHARINE GORKA, Co-Founder of the Council on Global Security,

• President Obama’s comments regarding the murder of twenty-one Egyptian Coptic Christians
• The U.S. information warfare campaign against ISIS and the broader global jihad
• Does "countering violent extremism" take into account pre-violent and non-violent jihad?
• Female genital mutilation in the United States

ANDY McCARTHY, former federal persecutor:

• Countering Islamic extremism and the dangers of submission to it
• U.N. Human Rights Council Resolution concerning Islamic blasphemy
• The President’s AUMF and the limits of using ground forces
• A Texas federal judge raising the issue of federal courts and executive amnesty

Rep. SCOTT PERRY (PA-4), Member of the House Foreign Affairs, Homeland Security, and Transportation and Infrastructure Committees:

• Administration rhetoric towards those who distort Islam and Pres. Obama’s overall strategy in dealing with non-rational actors
• Does the new AUMF actually give the President less power to combat ISIS?
• Consequences of an attack on the U.S. electrical grid or other critical infrastructure