Caroline Glick, Diana West, John Strauchs, and Jim Hanson

CAROLINE GLICK, author of “The Israeli Solution: A One State Plan for Peace in the Middle East”:

• Important differences between politicians and leaders that affect the security of the free world
• What the President’s recent address says about the national security interests of the U.S. and Israel
• How the ISIS crisis has made the Administration blind to the Iranian threat

DIANA WEST, author of “American Betrayal: The Secret Assault on Our Nation’s Character”:

• Congress' deliberations over whether to support the President’s new ISIS strategy
• Arming rebel groups has never boded well for the U.S. so why the push to do so in Syria?
• The threat posed by Syrian refugees bringing radical Shariah law to the U.S.

JOHN STRAUCHS, former CIA operations officer and expert on physical security:

• A homeland security update 13 years post 9/11
• Vulnerabilities of the U.S. transportation infrastructure
• The withering of NYC's counterterrorism defenses because of political concessions
• Stuxnet-like malware capable of penetrating system controls in the U.S. prison system

JIM HANSON, former US Army Special Operations Weapons Sergeant:

• Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Martin Dempsey's claim that military boots on the ground is a potential option for fighting ISIS
• Does the US government have a strategy to defeat ISIS through military, political, cultural, and diplomatic efforts?
• An argument in support of a broader Authorization of Force to defeat offensive, global jihad
• What arming "moderate rebels" in Syria entails