Are homegrown Islamist/Jihadist groups infiltrating our government? Will Sharia law spoil the American melting pot? Is our infrastructure adequately protected? Join Allen Barton as Austin Bay and Cliff May answer your questions in this members only National Security Review. The World Trade Center Mosque, muslim rebels, Hugo Chavez and more.

Is the Obama Administration declaring a war on words and not on terror? Will Obama's policy on the religion that shall not be named (read: Islam), clash with the Petraeus Doctrine?  Is it possible to divorce the words "Islam" and "Jihad" from the violent acts committed in their names?  This absurdity gets the NSR treatment.

Bill Whittle, Cliff May and Austin Bay take a closer look at terrorism, al Qaeda, Africa, and the Al Shabab bombing in Uganda.

On today's NSR we take a sober look at the Afghan Taliban's latest threat: Monkey Jihadists.  Could the Chinese reports on this simian story be true?  Do we need to fear the monkey? Cliff May and Austin Bay weigh in with some much-needed perspective...as well as a healthy dose of humor.

Plus, what's the real story behind the "kidnapped" Iranian nuclear scientist, turned YouTube sensation, turned millionaire?  The NSR gang piece together the likely story and why it's probably more tragic than it is bizarre.

How far and wide does Al Qaeda's influence reach?  With the announcement of three arrests Thursday morning, we know it reaches as far North as Norway.

On this week's NSR, Bill Whittle, Cliff May & Austin Bay discuss Al Qaeda's international reach and why they keep popping up in the news for thwarted terrorist attacks.

Plus, are Bibi and Barry friends again, or will we see cracks emerge in the U.S.-Israeli friendship in the months ahead.

And finally, the U.S. and Russia may be updating Hammurabi's Code to include a new law: A spy for a spy.

All this, and more, is covered in this week's NSR.  Watch it now.

In this week's National Security Review, Allen Barton fills in for regular host Bill Whittle and talks to Cliff May and Austin Bay.
With General McChrystal gone and support for the war in Afghanistan waning, will General Petraeus have the time and flexibility to implement his strategy? And how will he deal with Afghan corruption?
Plus, with sanctions against Iran about to become law, what happens next?
All this, and more, is covered in this week's NSR.

With his explosive Rolling Stone profile on the stands and tearing up the internet, General Stanley McChrystal may go from the front line, to the sideline.

On this week's NSR, Whittle, May and Bay share their thoughts on the U.S. Commander in Afghanistan.  Can he call those in the White House "wimps," and still hold his job?  What happens if McChrystal leaves?  Who would replace him?  And is the Rolling Stone article solid journalism?  These issues, and more, are discussed in this National Security Review.

Can mining save Afghanistan?  Can it save Obama's credibility?
These questions, and more, are discussed in today's National Security Review.  Plus, just because an opinion appears in the Wall Street Journal, doesn't make it true.  Find out which recent op-ed had Whittle, May and Bay simultaneously laughing and banging their heads. Watch & Comment here: http://pjtv.com/v/3762

 Can $400 million buy peace in the Middle East?  Should Turkey be kicked out of NATO? Both these questions are on the table on this week's National Security Review.

In today's NSR, Bill Whittle, Cliff May and Austin Bay take a look at Iran's Green Movement one year later.  Tehrans' streets may be quieter these days, absent throngs of protestors and Iranian regime thugs, but does that mean it's no longer a threat?  And what are the differences between today's Green Movement and the Iranian Revolution of 1979?

All this, and more, is covered in this NSR special.

  Batten the hatches, because this week's NSR covers a lot of ground.  Bill Whittle, Cliff May and Austin Bay talk Turkey about, well, Turkey.  Why is our supposed ally making deals with Iran and Brazil?