Bill Whittle interviews Dr. Walid Phares of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies about the upcoming trial of Khalid Sheih Mohammed and other 9/11 suspects in New York City. ("National Security Review") http://www.pjtv.com

"I find it a little disturbing to hear the Obama administration's indicating they may be able to work with the Muslim Brotherhood, who is dedicated to ongoing holy war against the West in general and the United States in particular."

Bill Whittle

Bill Whittle interviews Hudson Institute Senior Fellow Seth Cropsey, former Deputy Undersecretary of the Navy, about President Obama's trip to China. ("National Security Review") http://www.pjtv.com

"The situation in Iran and Egypt is different…The United States could play a positive role in trying to encourage the Egyptian military not to shoot at people… In Iran the situation is very different because the United States has no leverage over the revolutionary guard or the Iranian army." -- Khairi Abaza

The National Security Review crew looks into the the significance of the recent Wikileaks intelligence dump. Is it serious espionage that puts our troops at risk, or a honey pot trap meant to plug leaks? Could there even be a diplomatic advantage to Wikileaks? Cliff May, Austin Bay and Bill Whittle discuss the largest ever intelligence release, Julian Assange, the Pentagon Papers, the Taliban, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and the war on terror. 

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.