Rep. Vicky Hartzler, Jim Hanson, Amb. Eric Edelman, Diana West

Congresswomen VICKY HARTZLER, member of the House Armed Services Committee's Readiness and Intelligence subcommittees, discusses the restrictions placed by sequestration on the US military's ability to respond to simultaneous threats around the world, as well as the lack of resources being given to missile defense and hardening the electric grid against EMP attacks. A member of the House Agriculture Committee, Hartzler also briefly discusses the potential for "food terrorism" in the United States.

JIM HANSON, a former Green Beret now with Absio Corporation, discusses new technology his company has created to give consumers the ability to encrypt their online correspondence without depending on third parties with access to that private data. He also talks about the public dispute arising between Sen. Dianne Feinstein and the CIA over alleged snooping of computers used by the Senate Intelligence Committee. Hanson also explains why the connectivity of the electric grid to the internet makes it especially vulnerable to attacks.

Amb. ERIC S. EDELMAN, former Under Secretary of Defense for Policy, provides in-depth analysis of the chaos in Ukraine, and whether the potential for civil war will prompt its leaders to seek to once again become a nuclear state. He also critiques the ongoing policies that are systematically hollowing out the United States' armed forces.

DIANA WEST, author of "American Betrayal," brings to light the unwillingness of the American Conservative Union to address the Muslim Brotherhood's influence operations that aim to target and penetrate American conservatives and their organizations.