"We need to see this to know the nature of the enemy" -- Scott Ott

Cliff May and Austin Bay join Alexis Garcia to discuss WikiLeaks. If Julian Assange is Australian, can the United States charge him with treason? Should the First Amendment apply to him? Find out.  

North Korea is undergoing a change in power, at the same time that it is rattling its saber at the west. Why isn't China stepping in to tame its noisy neighbor? Find out as Cliff May, Austin Bay and Alexis Garcia take a close look at North Korea.

What can we do to protect our campuses?  In the wake of Tuesday's shooting at the University of Texas at Austin, Brandi Milloy talks to adjunct professor Colonel Austin Bay about practical ways to handle campus shooters, and what school officials could do to identify troubled, dangerous students.

Turkish citizens voted on whether to amend their constitution. Will Turkey retain a secular political culture or move closer towards an Islamic state? Is there reason to worry? Austin Bay and Cliff May discuss with Bill Whittle on this edition of NSR. 

What lessons have we learned--or not learned--nine years after the attacks of 9/11?  

Austin Bay and Jonathan Schanzer talk with Bill Whittle about Obama's vapid, conflicted speech about the end of combat operations in Iraq. Will our enemies see an American victory or sad defeat?  

 Thursday marks the launch of face to face peace talks between Israel and Palestine, and the Obama administration is hopeful to broker an agreement within a year.  

On this week's National Security Review, Bill Whittle, Cliff May and Austin Bay take an in-depth look at the deadly flare-up between Israel and Lebanon.

Are the CIA, FBI, NSA and the rest of America's Intel community working better together? Do we have a plan to attack Iran if the Middle East heats up? Tune in for more questions like these from PJTV's members.