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April 07, 2009

Should the U.S. create a domestic intelligence agency, and what are the benefits and the pitfalls if it does?

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Our guests include:

  • Rob Margetta of Congressional Quaterly on the pace of nominations to DHS posts.
  • Mark Merritt and Andrew Sachs of James Lee Witt Associates on the Stafford Act.
  • Joe Straw of Security Management Magazine on building a defense against biothreats.
  • Duncan Stewart of the Colorado Homeland Defense Alliance.
  • Brian Jackson of RAND on creating a domestic intelligence agency in the United States.
  • Steven Kull of the Program on International Policy Attitudes about public opinion in the Muslim world.
  • Dee McCown of Corporate Risk International on kidnappings.

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