Extremism and the Law (2524)
Talking about extremism and hate crimes and what we can do to stop the increasing violence.
Talking about extremism and hate crimes and what we can do to stop the increasing violence.
Joining host Dennis McCuistion and Jim Falk are three experts on Tunisia and the Middle East: a scholar, a diplomat and journalist.
Marianne Jennings and Tom Mueller join McCuistion TV to talk about whistleblowing as a tactic to expose fraud and whether or not it's the best solution.
While whistle blowing and the fraud that it uncovers is a hotly debated topic, its roots go back centuries.
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International as well as domestic terrorism has increased. 9/11 has changed how we perceive terrorism and the actions we take to combat it.
Today, we are all under siege from cyberthreats and breached security, as well as random acts of violence. Do we have recourse? Is there any way to protect ourselves?
Intelligence's job: to create a resource that gathers, collects, analyzes and acts on intelligence focused on stopping foreign attacks on domestic soil. The bottom line, to keep Americans safe and to uphold our Constitution.
The vaccination issue is a polarized one; with some claiming certain vaccinations are not necessary and in fact cause severe damage to children; some vehemently disagree with this premise and state that it is vaccinations that keep young people healthy.
Free speech has changed and many in the U.S. are abridging the meaning and the fundamental premise of what it is. The Internet opens up new possibilities, the polarization of America is making for "new" rules- one of which is it's free speech if I agree with the premise.