Lisa Monaco on Threats to U.S. Homeland Security

New York University School of Law's Lisa Monaco joins CFR's Robert McMahon to discuss the threats facing U.S. homeland security.

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  • Robert McMahon
    Managing Editor
  • Lisa Monaco
    Distinguished Senior Fellow, New York University School of Law; Homeland Security and Counterterrorism Advisor, The White House (2013-2017)

Show Notes

New York University School of Law's Lisa Monaco joins CFR's Robert McMahon to discuss the threats facing U.S. homeland security.

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