U.S. Counterterrorism Policy for the Road Ahead

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With Andrew Stiles, Daniel Greenfield, Rowan Scarborough, Jessica Vaughan

ANDREW STILES, Digital Managing Editor for the Washington Free Beacon:

• “What I saw in Iran”
• Glimpses of a disconnect between the Iranian regime and the Iranian people
• Is there an opening for regime change in the Islamic Republic?
• The Iranian perspective of the nuclear negotiations

DANIEL GREENFIELD, Shillman Journalism Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center:

• A working relationship between Iran and the Islamic State
• Why chaos in Iraq will likely to lead to an Iranian-friendly Shi’ite regime in Baghdad
• Is there a potential for a Sunni partition in Western Iraq, into Syria?
• Arab League creating a joint multinational military force

ROWAN SCARBOROUGH, national security correspondent for The Washington Times:

• Islamic State recruitment is a worrisome test of counterterrorism policy
• The difficulties in tracking those who would join the Islamic State
• Assessing American counterterrorism options, both domestically and abroad
• Why a desertion charge may be the least of Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl’s concerns

JESSICA VAUGHAN, Director of Policy Studies at the Center for Immigration Studies:

• A continued influx of MS-13-affiliated minors pouring across the border from Central America
• Flaws in the current government deportation policy
• Looking at prior successes of ICE’s crack down on street gangs as a reference for the road ahead