Bill Roggio, Fred Fleitz, Richard Perle and Rep. Bill Posey

BILL ROGGIO, managing editor at "The Long War Journal":

• Why jihadists are thriving in chaotic Syria
• Concerns that the Obama administration is underestimating the threat of jihadist groups
• Can Arab nations allied to the U.S. be trusted in fighting Islamist extremism?
• Yemen's likely future as the next Syria

FRED FLEITZ, former CIA Analyst:

• Recent warnings of an imminent terror attack inside the U.S. from the Khorasan Group
• Threats from so-called “homegrown” actors versus global jihadist networks
• Domestic terror in the western world as seen in the recent incidents in New Jersey and Australia
• Is it possible the Administration enlisted the Iranian regime for assistance in combating radical Islamism?

RICHARD PERLE, former Assistant Secretary of Defense for Global Strategic Affairs:

• Non-ideological incentives for jihadist recruitment and expansion
• Using Putin’s INF Treaty violation as an opportunity to reform arms control policy
• Is modern Russia as much of a nuclear threat to America as the Soviet Union was?

Rep. BILL POSEY, of Florida's 8th Congressional District:

• President Obama’s incoherent strategy for countering ISIS
• Criticism of the federal government’s neglect of NASA and space exploration
• The gravity of the threat posed by solar flares to electrical infrastructure