Fixing U.S. Shortcomings in Chemical, Ideological, and Electronic Warfare

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With Rep. Pete Hoekstra, Maj. Gen. Kenneth Israel, Charles Faddis, and Caroline Glick

• The timing of the New York Times article on chemical weapons found in Iraq
• Repercussions of the Bush Administration’s cover up of of its Iraqi chemical weapons discoveries
• Weighing the possibility of the Islamic State obtaining chemical weapons in Iraq

• Defining electronic warfare, what it entails, and what the U.S. needs to do to win
• Steps needed to improve the functionality and efficiency of U.S. electronic warfare
• The new battle ground of cyberspace

• Grading the American government’s response to a potential Ebola outbreak
• Shortcomings in the U.S. defense against biological terror threats
• The urgent need to secure America’s borders in the midst of the debate over restricting air travel from West Africa
• Debating the placement of National Guard troops at the southern U.S. border versus in West Africa

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

• Why Glick chose to enter the New York Time’s controversial debate over “recognizing the non-existent state of Palestine”
• The growth of anti-Israel sentiments in powerful European academic and political circles
• Israel’s response to international hostilities