With Rep. John Carter, Fred Fleitz, Caroline Glick, Bill Riggio

Congressman JOHN CARTER, Chairman of the House Appropriations Committee's sub-committee on Homeland Security, discusses the threat to the U.S. electrical grid in light of news of an attack on a California sub station last year. He also discusses legislation to designate the shooting committed by Nidal Hasan at Fort Hood a foreign terrorist attack, and thus make the victims eligible for benefits and awards.

FRED FLEITZ, of Lignet.com, focuses on the revelation that there was Belarussian involvement in building HealthCare.gov, and the heightened risk that malware was embedded within it by the Eastern European country.

CAROLINE GLICK, author of the upcoming book "The Israeli Solution," assesses the United States' policy towards Israel during President Obama's second term. She argues that Secretary of State Kerry's constant focus on Israeli settlements is taking the heat off of Iran's nuclear program, and points out that countries such as Australia and Canada are stepping in to serve as Israel's primary allies as the US distances itself.

BILL ROGGIO, of the Long War Journal, explores the security fears at the Sochi Olympics and analyzes where is most vulnerable and who might pose the largest threat to safety.